y "will than how. when We corps. rank n a mill- in: min elicited ' hurtlept ' su- . Company 1“. - that the Ken- ,nnaut drilled ll screed that around. They may not over , ». 'to Dunbury 41:50 o’clock. Movom ntounx Woulnn by Drowning. . , n; the finding mm women. in the Garden rd. has been \‘m was Alice l. woman, mldlnx in 7 ' of the most fash- ‘ t city. Whether mull. of murder or ' and. though the tho] are still at new facts hilly inmost ”national of at. Miss Pat» -tlftil’. and the "ll/fl‘l‘l'led‘ has her inoncy.'xossips ‘1!chth to nttra‘trt hull mun? inlet of dong ago, have y by hlmost every the onion who killed uerfihtn found . ‘ hyxlsi‘ed in hnr 19f hreniltl "r‘esldéhre. suicide was hinted at. dulled that nut-h was murmns. of the Bridgeport was It lodge. in Crnnbury. n. There was a large Bridgeport present. , the Grand Lodge had promdlnu. At the Mon refreshments were Whore of Washington ’ .53 there wan an open ‘ load of the order. The " W (irradiation: and Win; to a programme . the officers of the Grand m Templar .l. .l. t‘onts. “Ballad n “invention of y will! Grand Sovereign A? World. ”to a very in- ’ ‘ of thst meeting. lN THE WOODS. of Hurwlnton. Lllt'li- m Itnrtleti n few days . in. of n Woman I not” ; but andylhotm. on the 2 dream near there. it ' that some pormn haul m. A farmer our tinting found a women in m without Nothing. ' idllll‘llud by hold and Ml)! rnldant providotl ’ , and Idle wan iden- tg’iddler. twenty rm fluently lhpWod sine . t. Ten days sun. with Nlnnie Point. she , _ to procure» to out! ll , . an In in a most ,_ the voodlsnds. si n halt lilo- from our _ it is sitneud in s " all a lilie of n hill. wt‘sntlnly ene- . ‘ v w. The tirl Wilma. of her tin- , jig end '3! lmlp‘ in ' ‘ "Wul. duuln’t In; of oo’ue to it; I; ma. minute Show Brown. ‘lt yo'wrirh-toipohs tummyo‘ hum call .me lilUgh grown. Now. what yo' got ' to any?" "My dutch sent word to yo'. limb flown. " ‘ "0h. than 170’ not in ninth?" “You. all, sit the dun tale me to loll yo' minothin. ” - “She did. oh? Did yo’r tiletnh know I!!! I won Mimi: Swine! Brown?" “Ya“, “I. it . v“All (lit I had do mpmdbllity 08 di- nilrond on my shoulders " GAY”. “h. n "An uhodldn't dun write manhole?" "No. sub. she dun tole me to say it to yo'. " "Boy,don’t yo’ fool wid a poison in my posiuhun. Why didn‘t yo'r install dun write me 3 note?” " 'Knse, uh. yo' couldn’t read it if Ibo (ll " The man mailed out and caught the hoyby thonrmns if houhuke him, but directly a smile broke over his face and he released hill grip Ind said: “Dan’s so, buy, an yo’r uistah can’t dun write her own name to sure but neck. I’ze got do responsibility of dis railrond'ou my uhouldm an she‘ll not do responsibility of do dmmmnhin‘ bll'r new on hers, on we buin't got no time to mgncinte around will rod inknn blue paper. Yo’ jos' wait till I port-Mute dis baggage up to do train an don yo‘ kin go ahead on disqualify yo‘r invitlnous information. " -— New York Sunday World. 0! tin Hod-n Duel. First Second—J .thinll the words have soaked long enough in the nnti~ unptio mmpound. Second almond-o1 think no. Did you miter the chlorideof lime on rthe tires? » “Yes. And I burned sulphur in the brnuohos. " "Good. How about the bushes?“ “They have been sprayed with that No. l doodoeizer. Did you sprinkle tho lawn?“ ‘ a "You. I multho rumphornted wash. " "lilriiollent. shill we start the rotary atmospheric 'purilior?‘ ’ "l thinkrm. ()ne moment—«lid you kindle the fire under the medicated both?" “I dill. And I aim put the but. water bottles on the portable furnace and not the mustard plant»: where it would warm. " “Then I. think we are all ready. " "I think so. Mes-lion“, we are quite ready. "—Uleveland Plain Dealer. No line! For Flume. “There's no nso tulking,” rmuurlml the i-nrlustono luau-snout wonrily. “it 'u llllptlfltllllll' to make u woman luldorstnntl «you this lirtlt prillt'ipll‘s of finance. ". "What's tho matter now?" inquiml anothor member of tho old guard. "While I was down town ytwlortlny. it aplmul‘tl, tho baby woldoutnlly uwnl lowt-d a quarter. " ll ".‘“?. ! “Yrs. air. And what doe» my it'll.- do hilt rail in n tillt'tnl' and pay him hi. for getting that quarter “(Ekhwl‘lll' lingo Tlllli’l‘nt’lulll. A annnble l-domment. ”Isn't the honor rntlwr strong imlaiy. lira. small?" nukml the our lmnl'llt'l'. “It may ho. Mr. Hunky-r." mu llu- landlxtdy'n mow imply. "but it it l.~ that flirt only I'hlilllllhllllh its grunlnr- noun. Imitation llllllt'l‘ nuwr gm Imus. "~—-'1'uml 'l'oplvs. 'l'no (lion For Comfort. llalnnmnd—llowliid Hkinnmn hull» pan to lmteon that harm drill? I thought that ho Mood t-lm-o in tho light pt'uplo. Bunnie—That won joist ll. llnkun up against thatn.-—Nuw York Journal. spit-y. “Any tinny future: in tho new play" ‘ “Well." tho lolly unmeml. “John had hill mouth full of clover. ”—Klnians Retails that of the claim} billion. Antonin ind Winth- New lulu-l 'reer Island hm norm sill tmmw 059 9*. INCH? A‘ND EAIIVI$TANYL Wuhan-unionism initially malnmihssltlnslnhhyihm ‘ florwnlk“ Hotol. N World-Oakland lyeoislllts. Will hull-null?» lifttnt. rwol , Conn , Minion Valuing. Vladnaodly and Wound-y mum lav-moor “s "r i, .0 mum» um not Only on to lulu“ nu- ma "moth who"; Ismail at villi“. Hussite nonmtnfimlgll. human“ MI mum! mm m in em in the W ' ””9“” toms-om. , Visor than *Ofllv- ‘l‘ len'n 05 rntsets, Ken's Mu's Men's " animator Maillot _ .1. fl ‘ sud sstln 'Oxloidsl 'Oneiotot‘ u . .“nt'. One lot; _ “Mann". ’hlll lindnnm Oxford! ‘ en's 4 mason. Men's 3 ruuets, leu't mso rinse ts, Ilen' s 4‘ patentleethers, 3 all a calf: s bicycle Oxfords, Boys’ is petent leathers. Boys' 2 russets, Boys' 7 5: tennis NASH & VANSCOY, corn-r North Main and Want Itrootn. This is the date goods. * , Man's. BOYS" A Good Oil é’tove is what you need for these cool nights and mormn . [gon't gs “Y Until You Can See Ours. Stamford Ranges sell themselves. \ They are all over the town and you can't find a poor baker. CUTLERY. We keep a good line of Carvers and Knives and Forks. Call on us. AnuouudEMEm ! ml: 3.00 a :5 m .350 1-15 I.so ms 01.50 .65 .30 greatest bargain sale on top of this earth, and are unto THEODORE’S. Having purchased the entire job printing plant of the Iren- ing Sentinel i an prepnred to do all kinds of FINE JOB PRINTING. The plant consists of one of the finest and most complete printing offices in the state of Connecticut, including tour fast pressu. just from the inclory. and warranted to be the best and latte»! running presses in the world. barring none; and ion: t l the latest and most popular types nude. We print every- thing from a visiting card to a book.snd have no limit. “Noth- ing so large or so smell but what we can master it in the most approval style." Our specialty is ‘cvcrylhing; our prices right, and for workmanship, we accept. willingly, any chal- lenge. Our aim will be quickness, exactness and promptness and-we will try to please our pstrons in every pcssible insu- ncr. FIN! PAPER. Our assortment oi line pupu rs nod Itstionery is most com- plete. We have everything that is new sud up to-dnte and at all prit’et, Sit) that it it not necessary to lend to New York and chose. ilrlaywa big comidernlion when you ere in s hurry for u lull oi priming OIVI "I A CALL. C. A. FREEMAN, soot no Jill "III". 40 Water Otroot. Willlilnfimlesse, mm. l tenth Nam Pm out. 0.0m. BLDUDW ”- HIVI '0" l M. A. "need by Judge Iheldon in tho minim court to stole who: for e. period not exceedinc it nor use than“ years. . . . . When brought alumina“ Iheldon. the dlnflct ottoruey ‘movedgfor‘hm tom. ‘l‘o thlu motion lulll's noun-cl. H. W. Chnplln. agreed. saying thnt tho exception taken nt the trial hid bean waived nod thntmo evidence In to the nersonnl chgmtnr. previous record end social running at the primer would be altered. 1W0 Sheldon said “tot he lied thought the matter over «many and could not nee my circumstonm which would pollute the offenu: but. on the contrnry, the detendnnt's stu- tion in tile. his position not! manner of living muted to minute it. In View of the number of olensn of which thl defendant had been convicted. it seem- ed to the court necessary thnt I nub- smitinl sentence should be indicted. The clerk then read the sentence of the court. which. was that in!“ nhonld be ronilned in state'prinon at Clint-len- town for a period of not less thou it nor more thnn l8 yen]: Ind tint the flu! day should be spent in soiltnry contine- ment. g ' Immediately, after the reliance the prisoner was allowed n few moments' convenntion with his wife and liner- ' ill-luv and was then taken to Chulel- to‘wn. Inland to But my Ankh-rm. Insist. who belonged to throw» ex- clnnlve moiety circles in the city Ind wu n member of the belt clubl. was convicted ten day: ago of tho tribuna- ment of more than ”00.000 from French parties for whom he acted on it'll-tn! and nttorney in this country. ‘ His arrest In February but while in New York. and the enmest but fruition attempts of his counsel to obtain bl- "tom. unused n stir among his friends in that my and here. it seemed impou— slble to believe that the charges of ml!- mnnncement and the use of securitie- w-hlch did not belong to ‘him could be snbetnntlnted union! 1 man who had the confidence of so runny well eduonted and lnfluenlisl acquaintances nndwhoue family Were lender: in the society 0! Buck Buy. ' Many therefore binned Genernl Fran- (‘II Peabody. Jr., when. after being Ill- thorlled by the parties in France. not only obtnined a warrant for lulgl's or, rent. but was inurumentui in having him brought to thin i-lty for trial. The charges tnnde by General Penindy were proven submueutly in nearly every ln~ stance. no clear being the evidenco that thr- connnel for the ex-i-uneul did not even put in any ovidenve lwfore the inn: At the time of his arrest no interm- tlonnl dlnpute with Turkey on threub erred. because lulxi won the nultnn'l consul hero. but this war settled when the Turkish sowrnment refused to in- terfere in the cane. Ire-toe In I’ull Paul Con-Hon. Washington. Nov. 17.-Pontmuter General Gory will soon npwlnt n unm- mtulon to make u thumu'h lnvutin. tlon of the “router New York urheme nu affecting the portal tit-nice. nod on the their of its report a special mouse will be us-nt to congress asking for au— thority to abolish the vounty tit-nth to be embraced and rolling for n abet-int appropriation to rover the upon» of 5 the (hunter Non York service. it in all- ; pet-ted that Fll‘ll Aulstnnt Voutmuter (lollerul Honth. Chief throne Mayors of the halal-y and nilowum-o division and Prlrutt- Hot-rotary Dnnmn will multi- lute tho communion. (taunt Ill-burn Went. freedom. Albany. Nov. 17,—Cunnt It“ Shin- burn. the famous bunk burglnr. now showing a four years' alliance in Don- nrmorn for burrlnrlrlna the Middiehnm hunk, ll an opponent boron the nu- pt‘eme vuurt nppollnto dirt-lion bent hunt the judgment of t-onvll-tlon. it» .9110." on the [round that he it“ can» vii-ted mainly upon hill former «hum-- tar and not upon any forte. A Mop For tho Dot-e. ‘ Buffalo. Nov, li.—~l\polinnry Kai. wownhl. who in n mnnplouonn More in the “hint of the Poll-h ludemdent (‘nthollr t‘hufl'll. hill "wind a. “bio memo from Anton Konlowtllll. anion Wolnbntlnn. Harmony. would. u lot- lowtl: “l we: t'onIerls'd an til-twp tor the Polish independent t‘ntholim of North Amt-rio- lut loudly. I In” for Amerivn M olive." ' ‘ item We.» “and. Nuhvlllr. Nov. lie-At tho MOON or thump it. K. lint-grove. Mt. Hutu. dr it. llnlm din! of henrl Ill-eon. She one o dntmhlsr of tin-flow Ruins of mutually. e nrontlnenl Mr in the rill-don work of the It. I. rhunh Inuit! Ind editor of one of tho W will!» ed by tho Woman. null llclu'e Minion roomy of that church. WWI For Indian- In. Wsrsntr. in!“ Nov. tin—l. 3. “other at] Golden Wobher of thin on, “no fallen hair to on old Dutch nut. which will not limo “MW mil. 'flis W or the mutt». trtnvh We. MOI“ m. who u ”will! Antwerp um i. who «inherited hilt ml at! elm tilt tortilla to the third man no ‘ his Menuhin. I In mm m In When. Nov. imam-um. than of mom son l
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