W
totho alone of each round.
”wavered with blood and
floating badly from his
Blotters savage right
Indilsnly in the twenty-
. seemed to take on new
at the close of this round
‘» swungrightandlefton
h' and Tom was almost ta-
hls feet. lie reeled and the
.. him. Heumehashhard.
of? the nest. but Jeil had the
t. ttng In two rig t up-
' ”law friends howled
‘ ' hoarse, while Bharkey's
,lm with loud cries to go In
rough it. He threw down his
, i . head, and though n.s
d was fastJeavlng him. he had
- ng until the song sounded.
U could say who would get In
‘ -ont blow. and neither seem-
_ , lfhelanded. to put enough
'Intothehiowwdrop hiss-an.
' in the midst of the twenty-huh
' (nearly one minute before the
drier glove flew across the
.. _, filler ran to help him on with
y held back until his friends
at him not to stop. and it was
, ~ . red light. for a few mo-
(“The referee got Jeffries’ glove
W to draw it on. This was
. to do, and then fibarkey rush-
" . ' threw up hisgloved and
. hand, and with the former
' linker. filler ran between
” ‘Dtlfleaseeondattampt toas-
Ilstrles. lhsrkey waited s moment
‘.-wlldly excited by the shrieks of
" ._ tors. be rushed again. filler
. . Jel'rles away and the gang
' The referee pointed to Jelries
and his seconds and friends
. wildly.
Dictator: irivroruna.
.. majority of those at the rlnit’
thought Sharkey would not get
8 than a draw. for the sailor
‘ “viciously, always after his than.
good judgment, and outpointed
" champion. 0n the other hand. .m-
while he had the better by long
leading in the other twenty—two
when he led he was either too
‘3 he too low. getting in but a rest
, es. The decision was not
~ - from the ring. or. if it was.
heard it. and a great crowd surged
for several minutes yelling and
’ for the victor and vanquish-
“1..
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WHAT JEFFRIES SAID.
‘ the contest Jeiiries said: .
is the hardest and best
.filsver met. and I hardly expert to
j I better in the future. Within
Hath! l have met and defeated
1’.“ two men in the world and will
fit." a long rest. probably nine
’ or a year. Sever again will 1
der the same conditions. The
_ itabs away {great deal of my steam
1‘ ginre from the floor weakened
. .9 . fly left arm. the one that
Vi red while training. gave out
" rly for the rest of the battle.
5 molt would have been tiller-
' » for i think I could have knocked
‘ 'nat. Sharkey is a game man and
‘" tnhancbutlhadnothoughtof
”After my rest which i think
- latte will agree that I deserve
”la be ready to meet any and
1 suite to my title."
, manure sins snakes.
- was iaeonsoiable and cried
child when he emit to his quar-
‘h.
W ’
m
V .4... d the last three rounds. did very ‘
I” seen in his dressing room af-l
“fourth round and i could not use
dissent result at any time duringi
1.. Mill"! to talk, imt Tom’
. his manager. "WM '3'
tht the sailorfltlmw 3;" for C
‘ . the decision. aid 11%| ' M.
" mun riliw were broken ud‘guxggmwflth .
‘ . mmhnfmr maul-Toss! has hears-gnawed
.str. I
H ,w as useless. series W isatrs iaflwim’ rsas
.- Jo's had. mm “M I: "was a rim sf m
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mhottlediflllng‘olew
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not nit» on soil were south-1 4,... ”a” M “
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theirriva ,didaotgointothegante
victory, but they were hil-
ad with the grim determination then to
sell.
Individually . the Harvard
phyers had the advantage of Pennsyl-
vania. because many of them were vet-
erans of the game. while a number of
the Pennsylvania team were playing
their nrst season the ’Varsity.
Although a hard I tell all day yes«
terday and last ni t. the day hroltt
clmr and bright with a warm sunshine
promising an ideal day for football as
far as the spectator was concerned. ‘
The usual big was out to see
theeontest. andasearlyasnooathe
followers of the crimson and the red
and blue began Will. thdir way to
the grounds. The National Export Ea-
posltloa is located opposite the football
grounds. and as Saturday Is a big day
at the show travel in the direction of
the counter attractions was badly eon.
gested. The following In the line up of
the teams. together with the weight oi
the men:
Pennsylvania. Harvard,
otter ”56} l. e. Campbell (lit)!
hover (176) l. t. Donald iiiiSl
Capt. Hareilbol l. g. Boal (inst
Overneid (186) c. Burnett (:22)
Tran (188) r. g. Capt. Burden (in)
Wallace ii”) r. t. Lawrence "15)
Cootnbii (I52) r. e. Halloweli (I‘ll
(Jutland (135) a. b. Duly (hill
Kennedy ii“) i. h. b. finwin not»
McCraeken (it'll rho. Kendall i 17!) .
Barnard ”55) f. b. Reid (I76)
Paul Dashiel, of Lehlgh. umflred the
game and lit-Citing. also of Izhlgh was
the referee.
DECISION iii A BANK CASE.
Jeiiernon City. Ito. November 4-
Judge Phillips of the l'niteti States
District Court has rendered an opin-
ion In the mace! Perry l. Deweae. rt~
ceiver of the First National [unit of
Sedalia against stockholders of the
bank to enforce the collection of the
last twenty-live per f‘flll. of their
stock under the double liability law for
national banks. Judge Philippa held
in effect that it Is the duty of the comp
trailer of the eurrenry to Inform him-
self of the amount he will need in met"
all claims and then must levy and mi
lect an assessment auiilcient to meet
them at one time, and that when he ha-
rollet-ted an amusement this Is a bar
to future assessments.
rho—noun MASS IBETING.
Chin“. November +~A pro-Boer
mass meeting under the amploes of
the Hill and Society. which was teln-
porarily abandoned two weeks ago. is
being arranged now for Hominy even-
ing. November is. at Central Music
Hall. President D .l. Schuyler. of the
society. will preside. Within the next
week a call will be issued to the Am-
erican Public Society risking contribu-
tions for the widows and nrphnvr: M
the Boers. who haw- gin-n their lives
in defence of their muntry.
.9:- wre- . «chug:
u y wt l . fissure ' ‘ -
tie clean your blood and u, it clue to
~froll the lights overhead tendedimm". "P "”WB‘WM ' in” D
nritiea from the . Begin “His to
Last. pinyin. 'Mhizkflchu, chemists.
and that sickly brim enmpleawn lahlq
Qumran—beauty for tenants. Rn“
glata, utsstactton guaranteed, ”Jigfis
"Yes." said the mysognomiat. "all is
fair In love and ware-that ls—hefore
and after taking a wife.”
DISCOVERED BY A wow.
Another great discovery has
made,andthattoo,byaiadyinthis
country. '1)lssaso massed its clutch-
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Dr. Carlin's Receipt Shut the House-i
hold Physician, (ass pages) regularly
sold for “c. Oil! price 19c.
Llebig's Genuine Halt attract. a sta-
DIG 356 "title. not nice 100.
New import of French Asine Glass,
York. the Ingst table glassware Irn-
.pal’ted. Special prices this week. .
See our sue. ten piece. Toilet sm~‘
they‘re gems for the money. We have
others, if you wish as high as “0.00.
Open every evening.
Jackets.
We do not claim to have the largest
stock of Ladiea' Jackets in town. We
have selected our stock with rare and
have marked our garments at close
Ignres. ;
.We invite your limb] attention to
our Jackets at $5.00 and 810.00.
CHILDREN'S JAI‘KETS
From 1 years to 12 years
autism- Jscxirrs
From 12 years to is years
FUR COLLABETTBS.
We have relieived this week some
handsome pieces in imitation atone
Ilnrtin, imitation liable, Itrsl Sable,
Did yonavsr yildleawsy an lion: in this establish-
ment lockiagibvertlis ”1WD" assortment hand in
so odd department's? it not you batsmissedamst
Itink and others.
,Hosiery a
,
The Best Trade Demands
the Best Goods.
Hackers’
Buckwheat
You “orb welcome to spend
the day here even though 10“ mrhh‘iouir Will- "
on Show bi bi iiii.
Our reputation for lamps is made.
still we mnnot help reminding you
that we are continually adding to the
assortment. Lamps from be to $26.00
each.
“Puritan" Oil "enters—the name ill
a guarantee.
When you need a New ltange. come
in and look over our list of names of
those we hare sold the Aheniiroth
goods; lo—-—every customer is our adver-
tiaer.
inhibit, emu. hiding. lilting. mm. on cloth.
Everything for-“Housekeeping.
Goods delivered 50mins. .,
W. S. Sturtevant,
North Main and Ann streets.
80. Norwalk.
.... DiciigRiiAN's.
Underwear.
This is the season for Interest In this
stock and we are prepared in Interest
you.
1N GENTB' GARHENTS
we have White and Colored Goods.
Plain. lluvy Flooded Goods, or Nat-
ural Wool in diluent nnaiitlea.
1N LADIltii' GARMENTB
we. have Ribbed grades at 25c, 50c, 75c
and 81.00.
An excellent one In Natural Wool st
OHIO.
lN CHILDREN’S GARHENTS
wn have l’inin floods, Ribbed Goods.
Pierced-lined and Natural Wool.
Specialty.
A. Dickerman 8 Son,
8! Wuhfngton Be. So. Korvvnlk.
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THE EVEKlNG SENTINEL '
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM 1N NORWALK
, suit
l *9" . heOhI-
L,» Iteyh ., others.
. 'ila: W -eluasofthe
min of W's Park Inducing. 'léhe
...,,'I? .. ,!,.Wl"°'. 1’ °'
insults. wflhawsgsil that the peti-
tins does not state a sufliclent cause
for action; Von ‘dsr the sued the m-
louli clubs heldngilg to the National
ixitgue to recover! the diaeresis: bob
tween what the club brought win-n ii
was sold namely. mm. and what lac
alleged that the property was worth.
THREEDOCTOM IN CONSULTA-
'I‘ION
"When you are sick. what you Iikn
best In to be t tor s medicine in
the first place; w at experience tell»
you is heat. to be chosen in the second
place; what reason (i. 0.. Theory) says
is best is to lie/chosen in the last place.
but if you can get Dr. inclination. Dr.
Experience and Dr. Reason to hold a
consultation lumbar. they will give
you the best advice that can be taken.
When you have a bad cold Dr. inclin-
ation would recommend Chamberlain's
(tough limedy because it is pleasant
and safe iota . Dr. Experience would
recommend it use it never fails to
elect a speedy and permanent cure.
Dr. Reason would recommend it be-
cause it is prepared on Micntliic prin—
ciples. and note on nature's plan in rc-
Ileving the lungs. opening the secre-
tions and restoring the system in a
natural and healthy condition. For
sale by Geor e C. Stillson. South Nur-
wnlk; E. P. 'eed. Norwaik.
It is no disgrace to work for a living
but the living some men get for ...eir
work is disgraceful.
W
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ii. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy‘s life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in theater-
n‘.'." t
For sale by It. ii. Plaisted and F. H.
Baxter.
“Say. Tommy. does yer old man
know yer smoke?"
"Sure! He's gev up Ilekin’ me fer
doing lt."-Puck.
'l'o Isrvss in One ‘Vssk
To Purifyt lined in One'eek
'l'o Ours Constipation in One Week
'l'otlnrsfllch fieadachs InOnsty
Take Cleveland's Celery Com nil Tea.
15c. Ii it fails to care, we wil cheeriuii)
refund your money. i, Trial sine iron.)
For sale at Piaisted’s Drug Store.
South Norwaik, and Edward P. Weed's.
Not-walk.
A woman can never see why any one
should see anythlug to rave about in
any other baby than her own.
George Noland. Rockland. 0.. says.,
"My wife hill] piles forty years. lie-i
Witt‘u Witch Hazel Solve cured llt'f.‘
It is the best salve in America." it
heals everything and cures all skin
diseases. George C. Sililaon. south Nor- ,
walk; Edward P. Weed. Norwallt. 3
Domitin is lil‘llig much used for ini-i
lcr gov/mi.
o—n.
ONLY (‘l'ltil FOR DYSI’EPSIA.
Hrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Del. says; “I sulferetl fur yearn with
dyspepsia. l'sed to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything
could hear of. but nothing helped ire
till i took Brazilian iialru. and onr- 50'
cent bottle rured mo- completely.“
For suit- by IL ii. Malawi and P. H.
Baxter.
Two veils art.- worn by all the ultra
misilsli women.
Dr. W. Wlxon. llnly III". N. I'.. says:
“I heartily recommend One Minute
Cough {'ilrf'. It ‘1“? my wife imme-
diate relief in suffix-Ming asthma."
Pleasant in lulu: Never fails to fllllt‘lf- .
walk.
if you do not think. you miss it lot
of trouble.
.____..____
N0 CURE-«N0 PAY.
That is the any nil drimglsts hell;
Grave‘s Tasteless ('hill 'I'Otlli" for M1-.
iron and Quinine In stencil-its form.
Children ldve it. Adults prefer ii to‘
hitter. naumting tonics. Prim» 50¢.
est iarhlnnnhie fancy.
i
i
A surmnu. i
teacher of Inriton. N. 1., writes: On;
several 00118103! before using Willi
Rheumatism Cure, 1 was a great ant-2
farer from Rheumatism; after having!
used the Corona Cure for two weeitsf
i feel as well as ever." Price one doi- .
don.N.J. Fornnlohynfl.m
To Caro Winn 7m.
MCI-a
naccisilwemmnfsadiaaez.
The smooth-faced man Iii considered
the but forth these days.
“i wouldn't be without D: Witt's
lion." writes Thomas ll. Rhodes. Cen—
paign is to roilfi'l political buttons.
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but no oid-fmhioned medicine can re
place Chamberlain'sfoiie. Cholera and
[Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by am
Wed. Norwalk.
chi! L‘!‘ the tailor
met-WWW e“
“machinations
. '9‘
Maul
is
his Colouring. .
\Dcar Shots
that '5“.
~..._.._
8m cv’s
'dht Yincc.
lsria. Chills and i'evtar. It iii simply .
(‘rmliiroy shirt waists are the l:ri~' ‘.
i
Wanamaker’s windows are a liberal:
fashion education. 3
I
toss Canden'hartiv. lie or“ '
M. TAT!”
Wltrli Haul Solve for any toiliiiiluravj
line of the lads of l.hl' prf'iftit «sum-i
C. fitilm. m mu; Diwnrd l’. 1
its housekeeper ever horn will no-fi
, ..
We recommend our
01L HEATERS!
Equal to anything in
the world and better
than mast makes.
smoke, no smell, easy
to fill, easy to light.
easy to carry from one
room to another, abso-
lutely safe because so
constructed that there
is a blast of cold air
constantly in contact
with the wick tube, so
heating of the oil is im-
possible.
est improved heater and
avoid all danger.
Blililii, Wiiilli
No
Buy this lat-
& 00W.
112 Washington street.
“ll-“1mm
to 6215"
ly cure all coughs. colds. throat and ‘
lung tl'tvllllii's. George P. Stillmn. '
South Norwnlii; Edward P. Weed. N'or-
Upon the llrnt symptoms of a
cold procure a box of Aceton.
take according to directions,
and your cold will disappear in
a few hours with no unpleas-
ant eifecta. Aceton cures
colds.
Aceton is recommended by
physicians.
Aceton is harmless, will not
disturb the stomach. kidneys.
liver or heart.
Aceton reduces fever. alloys
pain, drives away headache,
prevents pneumonia.
At all dmggists' or sent by
mail for 25¢.
ictioi stimuli to. man '
W
marlin Venahle.an old school?"
HORSE '
marmrsz'ssi‘cui To Suit Egryhody.
ELEM "" '°""' ""“i We have them coming by
the car-load every
few days.
LOV.
m
“lee-alt
my...» asst-i laughs.
. Big prices paid for old metals of all
terleid. O. lnialllble for piles. elm- kinda. flsrket has reached the to,
burns and skin divans. Beware of notch. Now I. the a.” to sell your
mnterfelis. George (.3. Stillson. South on no" my ”a brass.
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwslk. {have anything to sell send postal at
'once to
AMHA. HAD.”
Realm, it lprlsg strsst; m
' I”, l ”I... ltrsst.
0“ fashions h d” may ”9 revived. W V V
nan-ab 3‘
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