Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 6, 1900 · page 7

 
 
 

 

 
 

W. of Van met
his Cant tenth“ ""35 silent
army amp
, -, e Philippines. opera-
“earls the _ K «1 churches
and ”book In its. makings most
latuastlng and valuable collection.

m sooaonos onnnnno ro
sax-r0 pour moo.

 

 

Paris. January WEE-Elie French gov-
. commandant“
the mfigdadrbn in the Atlantic to

j , proceed immediately to Saute Don-in-

“fiis order probably grows out of de-
lay on the part of the governors: of
' , MW npaying an in em-

nity demanded by the French for the

WM .

mo

' input.

4 ill ultimo! sun

Stirs the city and Fairileld County
All around for miles the news
spreads at the great sale oi more
chandler.

Have you been here? I! not
don‘t delay another day. for it's
thfimoney-saving event or the year

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Sensible goods. well molt. mistak-
ing all about them will hear your
careful attention. for such goods can
never again be sold at these bricea.
owing to the general advance in cot-
ton. laces. embroider-ks and labor”
which enter into the cost or {miss
It's a good sign to see this. {but we
were thoughtful in getting ahead this
time: but after we use up the supply
.we must pay more. For the sale,

 

Corset Covers. made of good muslin. -

one each.
Gowns tram good muslin. 805 each.
Drawers from good minim. 15o a

Shirts from good muslin and trim-
med. 18¢ each.

MEN‘S FURNISHINGS

MEN‘S UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
good muslin. 25c each. instead of 35c
l‘nlaundered White Shirts. tnll also.
83c. instead of the.

Usiaundered White Shirts. made of
Lanldon cotton. best 50c shirt on the
market. sale price ”coach

Men' I! and Boys' Fancy Trimmed
Night Shirts. 39c. instead oi50c

Mons Heavy Twilled Night Shirts.
48c. instead of 69¢ each.

WHITE HAMBURG
EHBROIDBRIES.
A FINE COLLECTION. .

Our importation brings us over 1.500
pieces. Priced. 6c. ammo. 1255c and 19c
n yard.

Insertion to match.
Also some very handsome tuckings
and all-overs cos reasonable.

lid clearance sale of all
the Winter «Garment-and Suits st
uric-canon alhird to a hilt‘less than

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Odell: Value “.50 to!

RichlIo.1. til

 

Women's Jackets. Ski lid. 8. 0150

 
 
 
 
 
 

each; valaellttlsoto

_ 816.00.
Women' s calico Wrappers. the each:
Irraal relocate: w oil made.

Vomsa‘s Flannalstte Wrappers. silo
:actual value $1.50. Full width

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hnewzanythins ah, i. the
Etta s u.

curve: to p son’ a letter scat. tram San-

been furnished by a clai in Chl~
cage. wh insisted to here: sprit-
ten d than or where thib m

in that opal

Women‘s Tailor-made Suits. no. in-

Women's Jacketswllsca No. 8.!10
wwfiuéi 6‘2 rise a...

 

but rum Rad Prints.

pity that the Chicago
mean. did not send

in regard to the whereabouts of
Brewer while then was ten enough
left or her to bury. The woman has
been dead three months and that was
long enough for any clslrvoysnt to
have Wished the dated internation
a hundred times over it on“ really

 

tony is true that clairvoy-
ant did send this repel-ted” message in

disdeld then the cane lit to
be looked into by the authori esclos~
er than it has yet been scrutinised. tor
the suspicions of people who allege the
Waves or placed» gimn
min and!“
be developed ”ted angr

“gimrtinot etorletlm are afloat regard-
Brewer. most of the credit ta“
tor its being lacated by the woman's
son. to imon sliegd have

There are also lots or ugly rumors
about in regard to the body not being
illicit 5‘ oh more search-
are hunted the" locality shortly alter the
woman had disappeared. The remains
were little more than a bunch of bones.
the ileph being gone. and the skull sep-
arated from the rest of the skeleton
Dr. Wanda: of New Boston and Coro-
ner Beebe of Great Barrington do not
think there was foul play, for there is
no indication ot blows having been
dealt the woman so tar as the skull

shows. The manner of 'ber ddth is
lag-m a myste oil; that not be so-
revei Soma’ot the e in

ileld think the body was placed in the
swamp just beiore the cold snap came.

JURY FOR CRIMINAL COURT.
The Criminal Court of Common Pleas
will come in 'luesday next st 10 a; m. ..
with the; following Jury
Bridgeportéé-Bradiey H. Hull. Thom-
ns Howe.
dafiairflelds—Henry Horn, John C. Lob-

Greenwlch—lfl‘homss E. Bowen. Nel~
son W. Lockwood.

New Canaan—Thomas M. Fairty.
John L. Davenport

Renown—«John Lavey. John B.
Wheeler.

Norwalk—Jnmes Paul. James M.

Lani.

moment -- William 0. Gilbert.
George Steh ins.
Reading—William A. Lounebury.
Charles I“ Bronson.
Weston—William Osborn. William
Morehouae. ‘ '

Helium: SOCIETY'S WORK.
The Connecticut Humane Society has
issued its report for the month of De-
comber and for the past year as fol-
lows: Complaints received during De-
cember, (arty-nine. of which forty-four
were new five W0 reterred
and seven were adviced: for the whole

 

 

 

 

 

lug given '

,‘ .muldnigflgfin‘: 1%m”

work Willi caste. .-

Lsst night a a
place and the first object his eye rcat~
ed upon was the sign. He called a
waiter and ordered a Welsh rareblt.

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whole rabbit. I don‘twas
cheese and
lid left the
rarebli and was
slammed the door

 
 
 

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.mme

1000.
SOUTH

8.1900.

Miss Mary “one
Miss

Jake Alton.

Miss Edith Allen.
Mrs. A. E.

Miss Mamie eliey.
Chas. Bylsstbn.
Mrs. Mary Nichols.
John E. Nbons'y.
Arthur Squires.
Chas. Smith

James Shldd.
Miss Lanlh Any.
Giovanni Pilirscilo.
Gl Andi
Piargunno.
John Crehareshy.
Mr Mario.
Temer Ana.

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year 1.36: comp nts yore

slid 1.222 were nvgdgat
relieved. twenty-e t ydill-lug
$3031 during

l.5io‘du;ina the2yei'ar i; a”;

r ‘1‘)“ our s
moo h sum firing the yum
tilled at -

pro-eon
ty~eight duflme we’ll." worst
convictions during the in th and ntty-

pei'soia the
amounted to fifty
there were (01}?an cliche.

£001) AND DAIRY BILLS.

'Chloago. January G—ltepresentstlves
oi the National Teachers‘ lingo met at

 

onlelty to animals there were threem

cruelty to

fill-senile” .

(or the year. and
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state dairy and food commissioner: W.
president. and Gnu-lea .-

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is mum. have

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to the wants or others. he gaveno

further attention to the stranger until

he was called to his table. find the man

exclaimed. in an angry voice “I ordered

a rabbit. i didn‘t ask for any of your
amed ch

aaplaln about
_ obdurste and
ill W rad, “’Welsh rab-
bit. 90 cents." The more the waiter

do “the

came from South m ’
way! heard about the darn shins there
are in Stamford andil‘va got my eyes|
open. "You can't tool me. You don't
get my twenty cents unis-hi get a

yonrdarn
panmmaeutolt"
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odioes. for the week aadlah January 6.

NOBWALK.
odices for the week ending January
Telephone Call 135-2.

Mrs. Nora Broil}... (8).

Ilium Geo!!!
Mrs. A. R. finbbell.

5th till Furnitm'

Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Smith.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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£Grhém

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slum

1%“wa 6660!

In order“ to retire hem
business I shall sell my
full line of: : :

 

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our Furniture Stock. we ilnd .
.itmostberedueed before is. ’
ventory. so we shall on Mile '
day. Jamar-rm begins. '

SPECSKL satin"

' f; to continue tor one week only.
‘ All odd pieces of Furniture;
broken Parlor Suits. odd Dress-
ers. Chilooiers and Chairs will
he closed out during this sale

, It greatly reduced prices. The

« caretul buyer and! this the

, but lime oi the year to make

' purchases in furniture.

A. .l. Golllns & Co.

rm: illusion and
. Boulders, _
. ...... 22 am

Myroompalntedorpaporedlna
This everybody is crying
Jobs of this kind cshnot rush so

that but that I can had)
everybody‘ s sstistaction. prices and

JUlllllS BROWN

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

m 5 mm Horas

Twénty years of unparalled success in coon:
coughs. deep-seated colds.
hopeless Asthma. lingering Pleurisr
caused or aggravated by colds and grinne- Based
vents Pneumonia The greatest : ..

Nothing too hard for it. Endorsed
and Physicians. Twit ,

 

creep, inveterate O
and all I:

1y always pre
the century.

Hospitals, Medical J ournnls
dsy. Write us your troubles and receive advice
Write to-dsy.

N once—Take this ad and bile to your druggist
receive bottle containing 12?; doses. —.B F. J lesson 6:
Mnnufscturing Chemists Indianapolis, Ind. ~ .-

 

 

 

 

LSEN’S.~;

MEN‘S SLIPPERS.

Men' 3 Alligator Opera Slippers
Men‘sFine Viol Opera Slippers ........................ “""'.
Men’ 3 Fine Viol Everett Slippers ....................... .. . . .4...
Dongols Harvard High Cut Slippers .................. ..
Mens Heavy Grain High Out Slippers .................. ....... ..
Mess Imitation Alligator Slippers ....................
Men' I Velvet Slippers ................................ .75 and
Men“ 8 Black In. Alligator Slippers .......................... ...
gems Black Ilin. [Alllliiator $396!? ...................... ....
en's Tan in. ptor pet's ..................... . ......
The Old Ladies Comfort Shoes, white and red. fleece-host;
ed for Cbrlde ‘
“as. as and (Lil:

Men of
Science to
Meet at

 

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Sure cure for cold feet. Would be appreciat
mes presents. Prices. . ........ ......

LRDIES' supports.

Ladies' Kid Strap Sandal. . . . .........
Ladies‘ Kid Strap Sdndai. hand sewed...
Ladies‘ Patent Leather Strap Sandal ........... .
Felt. furvtrimmed Juiiets. in all colors.....so
Ladies' Felt Slippers.a ..
‘ Ladies' House Slippers.t Common-Sense and Opera.............

' Call and See Therm.

wan“... ... aa-
vise you to

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