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Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19
FALLS VILLAGE

Mrs. J. L. Narcotic and daughter Miss Grace, were guests from Friday till Sun day at F. E. Howd's.
 The surveyors who have been laying out the line for the power transmission plant, have run against snag that will necessitate 8 change of route for the wires through the South Canaan district. William A. Page has forbidden the con- structlon of the line through his proper ty, and the survey will have to go around by another route.
 Mrs. George Ayres entertained a whist party at her residence Friday even- ing. Eight tables were in commission. The first prizes were taken by Miss Belle Hanchett and MT. George W. Hall and the booby prizes by Mrs. W. R. Hubbeu and Mir. A. P. Chapman. Cake and cream were served and a most en- Joyable evening was had by all present.
 MT. and Mrs. s. L. Frear and MT. and Mrs. Clarence Gillette attended the pro- duction of the opera, "The Bohemian Girl" in Great Harrington, Monday, making the journey in Clayton Benja- min's auto.
 Charles Ward and Averill Hubbell have returned to Hilton Seminary, al Hilton, N. H.
 Miss Julia Wickwlre has gone to Hart ford for a short visit with friends.
 lLr. Marvin Dean of Chicago has been severely ill, with heart trouble.
 The delegation to the democratic con. gressional convention, Messrs. H. E. Howe and Miles L. Blodgett, will go to Waterbury next week Thursday, where the convention will be held, in Knights of Columbus Hall.
 Arthur E. Nickerson of Torringtor and Elizabeth O. McEwen of Falls Vii lage were married June g at Goshen by the Rev. k. Hall. Earlier announce ment of the above had been withheld for various reasons by the contracting parties.
 Henry Gillette, lifelong resident of South Canaan, died Saturday, st the ags of 70 years. and was buried, in the Un- der Mountain cemetery. He was 6 brother of Engineer Fred Gillette, oi Great Burlington.
 Miles Hanchett, of New Jersey and George Hanohett, of Bridgeport, were in town Tuesday, their mother, Mrs. An na Hanchett having celebrated her S8tt birthday on that day. Mrs. Hanchett ii remarkably well preserved old lady Her eyesight is so good that she has never had to wear spectacles.
 Miss Katie Hughes of New Milford ii visiting at Miss Calls, as..
 The Woodmen of the World gave g dance in Oitizens Hall, Friday evening which was we'll attended and greatly en joyed, and dancing was kept up until g late hour.
 Mrs. Henry Brinton and Mrs. Lew Ganser attended 8 meeting at the Gil bert Home in Winsted- Friday.
 Mrs. Clifford Howe and child have re. turned to Boston. Mrs. 'H. E. Howe her mother-in-law, accompanied her and will make short visit in Boston.
 An out-of-door entertainment was giv. en by travelling fakir and his wife near the corner of Main street Monday evening. There were tricks of contor' tion, and the man was obliged to take ur three collections before he got enough to cover 'expenses."
 Real Estate Agent George W. Hall has sold the Parks place on Cooper Hill to George W. Scofeld, of Croton Falls, N. Y. who will take possession Jan. 1.
Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19
EAST CANAAN

The little daughter of MT. and Mrs Wm. Adam, of sharon, was baptised in the church by Rev. 0. W. Hanna, Sun. day morning.
 Michael Keane, who has been quite ill is recovering. .......
 MT. and Mrs. G. s. Dunning took an trip to Waterbury Saturday.
 The Grange are to have an exhibit at the hall early in October, date to be given later.
Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19

Miss Anna Morris has returned after spending few days in New Britain.
 Miss Mary Crawford, of Bridgeport, is spending few days with Miss Hattie Cook.
 The condition of Thomas O'Connen is much improved and is expected home in few days.
 Henry Parmelee has closed his cottage on Laurel Way and has returned to New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Stoeckel have ar. rived home after spending the summer in Europe.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Witherspoon have returned to New York.
 John Arnold went to Hartford Mon. day on business.
 MT. and Mrs. Trehy, Wm. Stoechell and Ed. Conklin are spending two weeks at Sunset Lodge.
 Dwight Clark and Edmund Browr have returned to Amherst.
 Dr. Edwin Holmes left Monday fol Englewood, N. J.
 George .Bruhn, of Hartford. spent Sunday at his home here
 Miss Florence Hurley returned to hel home in Hartford Monday.
 Major E. T. Lyons spent Sunday al Sunset Lodge.
 Lester B. Root went to Boston Mon day to resume his studies at the conser vatorY of music.
Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19
for the purpose of identification.

Q. E. W. Mrs. May Cornell Aitken of the Woman's Political Union. New York City, gave a splendid address before the Norfolk Equal Franchise League, on Tuesday evening. The League met with MT. and Mrs. Richard Billings, whose charming home, and gracious hospitality were much appreciated.
Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19
SHARON VALLEY

Miss Sophia Loux, of Eliza oeth, N. J., is visiting Miss Jessie Morehouse.
 MT, and Mrs. J. Hadden motored to Hillsdale. on Tuesday, returning on Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. G. Klebes and family, and Mr. David Duffy, motored to Waterbury, making the trip in one day.
Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19

Try Conkey's Fly Knoc ker 15 days Your money back quick if you are no: satisfied. ct. S6o 9 qts 600 gal. St.00. Get a can now from The Whitfocd- Bullock Oo., also Smith & Sons, West Cornwall, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19

Mrs. E. 0. Starr is visiting her broth CT in Hartford for a week and Miss Mabel Starr has entered the Worcester school of domestic art.
Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19
AG1ANCE.

Chance never yet writ a leGbls book. never bult far house, never drew a neat picture, never dd any of these things nor ever VIII. nor can't without abslrdity be supposed to do them, which arc yet worh very gross or rude and very easy and feasible. as 1t were. In com parison to the production of flower or a tree.-Barow.
Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19
NORFOLK
PROGRAM OF NORFOLK FAIR.

PROGRAM OF NORFOLK FAIR.
 The morning of the first day will be devoted to receiving and judging classes 2S-24-25-26-27. This includes all stock excepting horses. which will be judged in the afternoon beginning with the saddle class at 1:30. The automobile parade will take place on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 Music throughout both days will be furnished by the Torrington band.
Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19

The Norfolk Equal Franchise League wishes to offer it's hospitality to al members of other leagues who may visit Norfolk during the coming fair Local members will wear the "colors'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20

oel, ct fiebe1lbapnif 6irma, ser
falote Jig vaalfbuict", orep meo en-
ltor DDnge MffalO, Ser benlaa peo
&innerup Station fra sen SID, ser
par @ellltloiefobrif. Mffaloet, Ser
beitoo al. &alfaffa4b, SODA og @p-
re, bapoe Birmaet figbt al Broprie-
ter Sbomien, 9oum peo @aoiten,
90 Gireftbr 5lotb, Marbus, for s
&r. pr. 8ognlo0ning a 10000 go.
og iolgte Oct tgjen for 5 &r. q
Gre pr. 1000 H6. til en- Gel 2on0.
meno / @ammel og &innerup.
9a biSle bar misfornpje0e mel
Gorerne og 90 Sen mcbride 8la0or
tiffel iomt en- fglgen6e fremfom
trof u&olfbuiet" fig tilboge fr'
&anoelen, bporefter Gbomien 0
Slotb onlog6e 5ng moo &e6aft9re,
at r&anoers Dagblo6", Mrnol
@pe, al bbem Sc paoito6 fig tilfien>
en- @rltotning poo 10000 SET.
&eo SEN be6 Nan6ers 8Dting al
lagte Dom blep &e6oftgr &pe pur
||frif1rnoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20
Sespcr Triis oe Sumfrn Gliiabetb
Tortelling fra 6ierbe @briitians
Gage al @6ren Mor0itrano.
(Sluttet.)

@einricb por ing og ipinfel, o1
M fal6t bans Mo0. San faite0e lr
&aar0e og fal6t paa &ne:
uNeaa6e!" 1freg ban. uTur0on! o.
|&aroon!"
90 par leg cit arg SoSle -. al
ou fun6e lebe til 2eiren og melo(
alt, 61t bar Iet!"
vSeg 1berger!"
Som on1 ieg life fje10er &rigS=
folfs @6er. Men Iige meget = iea
gi0er life lttiffe flere @pin / Sag
49,. billions =. @un6!!"
&n9gten l9b. Mf og til iaa ban
Jig tilboge, og 0o 6riis life lenger
gop Met paa bon1, LOS ban fig faloe
/ 9pngen. Ser bfen ban liggenoe,
til 6rtis og Somfr11en bar noe al
Spne. Soa freb Fan fen til line
'fol6ne &ommeroter og tgmte 6eres
9ommer. @porpm ban iinbigt gif
moo @elt, fldjten6e en- munter @ile,
bporubi Fan beIpotteoe set bellige,
1ooiom 9onosfnpgtens @fif og 2plt
TT.
Men sSesper 6riis bragte Som=
fri Gliiobetb til 6jor6en = og emo
famine Dag Jas hlln pelforparet og
mes al 6ifferbe6 poa MorS.
u9foobige &onae," ltlfelbt bpic=
0e Jig 6pbt, vjeg troeoe min figre
69iter p%elbeboloen / &ipbenbapn -.
og ioo foor jeg MI 8l10, at bum blep
pao Sp9ttrup. Sg MT bc0oer Bet
fig, at Slottet er brr116t % plpn=
bret og Mplsgoor6en brn1,6t - alt
UNDER ipgre ugierninger al Sc fej-
ierlige &nngte -"
&ongen blep bleg, og ban itgote
lin Stof boarbt moo @l1lpet.
v@uos 800 -. ON Somfru Gil
fabetB -"
Maieitpten too. Eanfcn bar
neppe at tenfe tilenbe> en6iige rqn.
ne be6 Orb.
- 5oa 0rog Sc pibere til Or !
bpfllln0e; @ongen oor TABS Sen bele I
Sci. Somfru gliiabetb bar bam
iaare tier. 9o fauife tanfte: ban /
poa bpor frpgtelig 8rig CT, cg paal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20

yen til DrbRflnn0e, % 11gppe par
lbeoige &elte fort bar BET
gooet M %itan0ie6e> fer to lpeoe
Somfrufgboer ifpnote Jig op as
Grappen.
Somfru @liiabetb fertes til &io-
Trialen, bbor &ongen benteoe ben=
v. San reiite fig ltrofs og gif
yjIi0e ! Mg6e.
SUN ianf / ane.
uMeis Big, nit imuffc Yart1,"
iagoe Song @briittan fa0erligt. r@i
er in6elig glo0 pe6 at ie Dig farit
oe frellt til6age;; 81 bar ipepet /
flor uro for Bin 5fpl6. Tortpl os
ON Sen lnllomme fejierlige &eo,
n%ingsman6."
Somfru @liiabetb %fortalte og fill
oreoe &omp og eSore ioa leoen6e, at
&ongen blep belt repen meo.
Subs 500" u6bre0 5an, zen
Taper Man6! 66rer &rigen nogen
Eio bom / min Solo, jeg ldier bom
flufs al bans 9enfer og lpn11er bom
tongeligt 6erbos!"
S oette Ejeblif lbs 2arm / @oor=
6cn al taftfalte 5friot. ulfelot
trao6te bag &ongen og gjoroc Eegn
til fin @biter.
Somfru @liiabetb rejlte Jig brat
og iaa fongelig Moieitpt ino / bans
itolte 8lif.
"@n &onges Orb er at lioe poo,"
logoe bun me0 bdj Gtemme, Ser bar
flor, ifient Sen bnoe6e / gppnoing
og 8ebggeli lie vgib Ga Sen Mano
fri. Sc MI fgrer / 966en: Sen
Wfono, Der %frelite mig al Sc feiier=
liges @ol6, bar Sesper 6riis!"
&ongen for tilbage, iom bibt al
en- 5longe: ~SSesper 6riis?"
: ~Sa, bam bar 6et!"
~@am! Men fam er 10 en- 6orrp-
. Der moo lin @onge og lit 2an6. Sor
bam fan ingen 6anif M6elsfrgfen gaa
/ Torbpn!"
"Goers Noa0e tro mig, fan er IN
gen Gorr90er . por Fan 6o fripil,
I Zig penbt tilboge? Men ON iao bar:
lp6 life &ongens Orb ioaleoes:
: v&ommer bon / min @ol6, oil ieg
/ l6ie bans 2nnfer"?"
I Soo langt bolbt Somfru @liio.
Belts Stprfe. @oa lanf bum ne6
: foran &ongen og bra1t / @roao.
E Song @briitian pen6te Jig moo
l1lfe1ot: ~@aa og forfpn6 Sesper
I 6riis &ongens Maa6e. Stroffen ct
opbgpet. 6dr bam til mig og Lao
a os enc. 3d. s. Somfr11 @1iiabetb
fam blipe -. at S me6 egne @ine
fan ie og egne 9ren bgre, ot...
I &ongens Orb er at Ii6e paa 49,. 1om
= s iag6e ioa Ifi6nt."
= V.
Noret 0erpoo orog Sesper 6riis
in0 paa lin Te6renegoar6 meo eli.
:. iobetb ulfel6t iom fin 6rue. Son,
I gen bab0e forfremmet bom til
: Sberlt.
0 S6et &arn1en nooeoe Sen M 2abe.
0 bpgning, bdieoe Oberit 6riis fig u0
0 og raobte, at Ben if1loe itan6ie. 0g
0 0n set ltore Sfrommel al en- &ei-
c iefarm bo1bt title, greb ban @ltIa.
> betbs lille @aano og fnugebe SEN
I boor6t.
J "@in lille Que" bpiife0e Fan,
Lies, bbo0 ieg for lo6et inori6ie
I ODER Eorten til Dor ny 2n6e."
Gliiobetb lelte: ~Quid genus
est? nil =. men Set er 10 2otinif -.
Sc Sinner raaoer life jeg! Min fjp=
re @nsbon0, 6u moa iige mig set
: pao Dor Mo0crs Moal 80"
I rSoo bpr ga, ser 1toar loole0e5:
~@pao ct o6elig 8Dr6? Het intet!
- Napn, ma erbnerper enc oeo
0oo6; og 0oo0 bore Tp0re far ob-
: let" St set fife en- ifjpn 0iitirc-
ton! EFT lan6 ct Sen, og 0oao bor
: og'oo jeg dbet boo0e / Set frenrme,
: Sc og I Song gbriitions Gige. Ml-
brig bar jeg 6orra6er eller @folf>
Iom 61t falote mig bin 0og pao
Sppttrup. 5aa ifipn ou Dor fin
9ug!"
.Gn0 M ,0a?"
Men &qrrlen rl1nlrr il1p oper
|@aar6ens toppe6e 8roiten, % ban
|~l11ftcr 9enocs M11no meo ct &ps.
Mrn poo Srbufl>l1oes 2o0e ltaar
el1Olm Den %ifjpn1re lotinjfe 0iltinc=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20

To%rmiloenbe Smitrnbigbeb. Sc.
fenior: Set er gonife biit ion0t, at
min Silent bar fal6t Gitat1ten en-
Ofie, nien / 8etrogtning al Sc nut
berenoe beie &jg6priier ipnes iea
life Tornprmell len er ioo 1tor!" =
I9l,itige 8ldtter".)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20

Geo S1tofjbrielen til @aoroen s
pra1g &ongens @eit til SIDE - 6
fp for en- Man6, ser bpie6e &na :
nos oen npgne Soro. Man6en bar S
Sriis.
rSbo er 6ent1e Mono?" ipurgte
Sesper 6riis reiite Jig og bIotte>j
De lit &opeo: ~sSeg er @ier al sem
ne @aaro, noaoige @onge. Mit
Noon er Sesper 6riis. Seq beoer
ON Mojeitatens @aa6e!"
Do blep Song Gbriitian pao en-
Gang bleg og rps. @arerne iprl-
me0e / bans 8anbe. @oo BARN
bleD ban, at Fan Ell megte6e at moe
le ct Srb. San Blot lgfte0e fin
@l1n6epijf.
Men burtigt lom 2pnet res M
felM imellem. ~Seg formo6er,"
logoe bon, ~ot g0ers Nao6e gnif
oenne Man0 / Tengilet." San
penote fig moo en- officer / g. flor
ten. r5et 6enne Mon6 Saornet!"
Gh1 fit &ongen lit Mple. IS bor
Set, l1lfelot," iog6e ban, ~nu iom
oltio.' SSSffffe jeg, men loblig arigs=
ret ifol tugte 0enne 6orrp0er
&rigsretten = og @p66elen!"
Gagene gift, og ser loo life u0 til
at bore nogen Maa0e for Sesper
6riis. &ongen pil6e ems life bpre
bans Torl bar. u@fteriom fan ct
ifpl6ig / at fgre @aaben moo lin ret
mps1ige Monarf og inro0 Te6relm=
BET, CT Ser Blot, at Metten trp6er
iammen og l16taler 2obers Som ON
luuoull SIput.
&ons1er Triis, l1lfelot og mango
andre al &igets go6e Wen6 ba6 oq
trpgleoe, men &ongen bIep peo lit
og lao tom Dagen, ga 9ommen ral
uotalt, og ga Sesper 6riis iful6l
rettes iom S9iforre0er. Sm Mi6'
0ogen ifuloe Set ife.
Sm Morgenen oorle lto0 l1lfelb1
bos &ongen.
:. Seq bringer goo Si6enoe," 1og:
Sc ban: ~Smaffen fra 6ebp e1
fommen til Mpborg og meo Ser
min fjere @9lter @liinbetb. SEE
bar bos be110e / Mftes, men res for
10 for ben6es &arm, Ser fan bpr
ber oeo Mi66og."
&ongens Mnitgt lpite, Set bar le
at ie, bpor gla6 ban bleb.
: ~@borlun6e flap Somfruen fri
@ppttrup og 6e fejierliges Gol6?'
~@el og uifo6t; Sen olmegtiqe
bore priiet og taffet! 0g ret Jon
beb ct @bentpr. @n f%eiierlig Off
Ger bob6e @i6en ON, at en- o6eIs
barren Somfru bar poo 8orgen, %
90 ban fjen0tc fine &negte> rel
ban forub for at bare ben6e a6 %
fri be11oe fra SEN on6e SOB, Der ben
te6e ben6e. San tr9ngte fig in6
ben6es @ammer, og ga FUN nnatc
Sc at fplge, tog ban ben6e me(
Mogt> bar ben6e til fin @cit og ref
t me6 ben6e ODER So6elfnoppen moi
Nor6 til 2imfioroen, bpor en 8oai
bolbtes re6e. Wen forin0en maatt'
bon fe1npe enc moo fire &npgte
Ser bil6e 6ele set ifj6nne 8ptte. @or
ffip6 Sen enc, fggteoe me6 6e tire o(
ipi66e6e to paa fin &aar6e. Ser
Efjer6e CAB ban Tar6on og los bon
lobe"
~Og Somfru gliiobetb?"
SUN bar Eilifl,er til &en
og priler bit lin fejierlige Me0:
ningsmon0 og hans Mo6 og Mono:
Dom. &eb 8oo0en ifiltes Sc. SIR
bor frellt!"
vSg Sen feiierlige?"
v6on pente6e en- 6trn6 pac
@reb0en. @oo binfcoe ban 6or:
bel, og ii0en ion bum bom life mere"
vgn Taper Mono efter nit @ier=
t." log0e &ongen, ven66o bon tie
ner @ollenItcin og bans meoiporne
&ejier! Men fdr MI SSomfru @liia=
betb for mig, loo fort bnn fommer,
at ieg meO e9nc 9ine fan gienie
benoe farf og iuno!"
SOM @bers Nao1c befolcr! Sg
Sesper 6rits?" Il H&s iah
o9on %rette5, lom Gom1nen lp0er,
&lotten ct i(ut. Nor 6ort CT al
Naooe plat perlorel1."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20

San: ~@pis jeg mi fpsle0e Dem
pilbe Sc ioo raabe poo Deres Mo:
BERG"
Sun: Set CT bel fife Menin
gen, at Sc lfol fpsie bele Somi
lien?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20

Nurif @nmpr. $50 beo eg let at
Sci fan + . leg fram og ligle leg
fran = mer at Sci forne fofe leg
fpam fla eg fife trutt," iagbe
8on6en bon f9rlte Gang iaa Camp
boooen!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20

Gularfprifercns Stpuler. 5fomo=
geren: nDisie @tepler Ell gonife
nomprfe6e; Sc oil funne Bol0e lige
OBJ til Mor0polen. @boroan bar Sc
%forreiten tilfreos meb De it6ite?"
Holorforiferen: ~Storartet. Sci
bar Sc be6ite, ieg nogeniinoe bor
ipiit." CSugen6".)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20

Sans fprite Sanfe. 9ereren:
vSg berpao los Setter @ero iette
SIS poo Som for at gle6e Jig ODER
at ie en- flor 8p br9n6e."
2iIle Morit5: uMa @u6, aa Cub
= Sc itoffffeIs Msluranceielfaber!"
CTligenoe @16tter".)
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PlkNKS Of THE
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Of sale Of prorert1

Total amount o: tax

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Henry Il. Drake undivided
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certificate Eo5I4G Gold Note GroD,
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