Evening sentinel, Monday, January 29, 1900 · page 7

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

5 Iailllq in, Rain.

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In. York. January 29—1139 seven-
w hiking in Cherry street occu—
7 I M the Heywood Broil-en &
Manufacturing Company. as
Mary. was deatrosed by fire
,lorlnx the prevalence of a fierce
7‘“ node the work 0! the fire~
mu dlflwit.

,m the fire broke out there were
" in men at work in the band-
filo. however. were able to escape

hit-ding o! a tank on the root
3*Wn‘. which precipitated to -
,7 . of water upon the lire rag-

' generated no much steam

the walk int-at out. Part a! the

nail fell Igloo the our!“ ware-

, and oarrlad three nremna with

'i’ora'uuah was framed the men

jut. but they were extricated

’alfller of them having ans-

“, “krill im.

2“ 1' min. and contain”
“toyed. in
It . The are com-

_ to the Briana bonded ware-

. the Heywood Brother:

, » Company'n building but

inked without ncrioua ions

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twelfth ballot. and add-G that an con-
mu was given him for thot vote.

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February 8. llootly lounrlal ner-
vico. t=dinx by an. bottom. The
Maid lie. Hood}. Bel-lam; road-
lubrlllnnll.E.Beard. It. Inodya
mei mandala. lilaa Fuller;
reading by Nina I. Lilly. Dwight L
lloody. Lyman Abbott; reading by
was Kmdnll. from The Hail and Ex—
preas. Approciations of llr. lloody. Dr.
Kendall and Deacon Ferris. Muaic.
lira. Eliow: welcome. llr. Mitchell.
If. Andtson. *

Fain-nary i5. oar torcian nlaslcasrv.
and the work in lladara. Geographical
points by the pastor. Biographical
note of Dr. \‘anAllen. read by Hrs.
Knapp: letter from Dr. VanAllen; note
from idles Leitch. read by ills Plait:
historical note of the Mn lilo-loo.
read by lira Beard. Photograph of
Dr. \‘anAileo and some at his assis-
tools will be shown. iluslc. llisa lins-
Q. Smith; wekomc. Nine Alice Day.
Silas Florence Bell.

February 22. general prayer meet-
ing. Subject. Conversion; What in It?
Who needs it? How seek it for our-
selves and friends? All are invited to
partlcipnte’voluntarily in thin meeting.
Music. Ir. Tilly: welcome. the illssee
Bennett.

“‘ANTED 1‘0 THBASH THE OP-

PIPER.

William (ii-uni. of finntll Norwalh.
we!“ to Norwalk Saturday evening.
and tried to run things to his own lik-
ing at a main street saloon. When the
proprietor objected he attempted to
llrk him. out“: Morehouae was surn-
moped. Croal wanted to thrash the
oar-er. but the limb or the low was
the better man. and the South Nor-
walk nun landed in a case at the po-
live headquarters.

Sunday otter-noon Croal was releas-
ed upon a cash bond of 810. in court.
this morning. he plead guilty and was
naed $8. Sentence wan anew-dad.

managing.

Willard Waterbury ol' Norwalk. the
coming tenor singer of The Norwalka.
will sing at Brown's Boalnens Collage
mention. February 1. 1300.

la. Hattie Hoyt Mann. 1 loath
hlain street in akin: the w
training course at the F'noebol Kinder-
garten School in WWI-t.

Governor Lounabnry. lira [anna-
bory and the governor 'a nephew. 6.1.
Rockwell. are in Washington on a so-
cial visit. The, are expected home
today.

 

 

 

 

 

 

“on: ? Hunt wan out at an
oath hour. is alumina. landing the
walk on the Wall street bridge to preo
vent people from dipping up and
breaking honen.

The meednc of tho roan; lilo-an“:
Christian Mperanco Union will be
postponed until Wedaenday

 

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admrlptiondtthehoy.

Th Arion Shaina Society held its
concert lalt night In the co-

 

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Couches.

We managerial-runaw-

bola. worthy at anpoclol mambo-
cause their contort—[ulna coalition are
tar above the average. and those two
styles 0! chain natdraliy load up to
Couches. They are. in our daily lite.
the halt-way atatlona home: has; a-
bed and being up and tinned.
have some advantacea or both and
qulte a number nacluaive to thenauvon.

A look over the stock in the Furni-
ture Department will show you every
variety from the plalnent and simplest
Box Conch to the hue-t spring franc
Turklah Couch. richly upholabnrad in
leather. Throuhont all linen a very
blah atandard prevail—Swim are
of the beet tempered steel. all web
work. mylnz and upholsteriu ii done
by the moat modern method; Prices
remain the same as durina the old year
—deopltn the run in wholeanle prices.

 

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Our window display
today
is a full assortment of

Tooth Brushes,

magma in prices .
from 50 to 400.
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FRANKIE CARPENTER count“.

The New Britain Herald ban the fol-
lowingtoaayol‘thnootnpanythatop-
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CARPENTER !
JERE GRADY!

REPER‘I‘OIRE.

Manda—Pawn Ticket ":16."

l‘ueadayLvStranae Adventures
Miss Brown.

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Thursday—Alana: King.

l'riday—«llum’ Landing.

Saturday—Great Brooklyn Handicap

 

 

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TuesdarHtmck Gan.

Wedneadar—Uxht on the Point.

Th fifty": Ticket “210."

m use Adventures 0! ills:
Brown.

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id. 30 and 301:. evenings.

Prices. to and 20:. matineea

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Wall street. 10:10 a. Ian—The general
mimosa ol’ the London market in
consequence of the British retreat to
the aouth of the Tonia river was re-
flected quite acutely in some of the
American stocka. The local market
opened under prenanre sympatheticab

 

ly,’ but operationa were light and pri-l
London parliy.‘

«swell above the.
Third Avenue dropped :55 and Sugar
a sharp fraction. The latter inane»
diately rose over a point and Steel &
Wiredmprovcd to 50. which steadied
the list. _

Wall atrcct. ll a. m.-‘l‘he room trad-
ers took hold of Sugar and lifted it twb
points on the announcement of re rise
of live points in reaped grades at the
product. Support appeared in "fhird
Avenue and it rallied three pointa.
while Brooklyn Transit and Metropolv
ltan hardened l a 1%. Railroad attacks
recovered quite generally to Saturday‘s
close and eased oi! again. Easiness
was semicataanant at 11 o'clock.

Wall street. noon—The market was
without leather during the necond hour
with prices steady.

Wall street. 1 p. m.—-—A rise to 50%
in American Steel & Wire gave the
market a hardenina appearance. but
price changes elsewhere were scarcely
perceptible.

TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over private wire of I. A.
Bobnc. communion broker. 5 laconic
Balding. Wall stunt. city. Telephone

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The Leading Milllnery and. cm Store

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AchuN’i‘s OPENED «wmi EVERYBODY.

 

Small Email down aim :1 may aim "paid.

 

We have placed on salt: several lots of W inter Goods
whicbmuat be closed out before inrontory.

W
15 all wool rainy day
skirts double faced Hoods 6
rows of stitching ground
bottom strictly all wool for
84.50 former price 88.“).

Very nice flannel waists
in oulcolora nicely trimmed
former. price 3250 now
$1.89

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Ono iot‘of Misses’ Ke’rsey
Jock’otssiacslitOISmI-een,
black and brown. hund-
comely lined with heavy

Mohailkfor $6.98 worth

$11.“)

Velvet waists. only a few 5‘
of them loft. some of. them
are ’ briiideé with silk card
fox-83.85 former price $5.03.

Wearerecertmxncwapung goods every day and

we respectfully invite you to come

wodonotoxpoctyoutobny. Wewantyoutozctanc
qwntcdwlthtbcsiyloofxoodoweurry ' ,;

Remembermmaho specialty of making ska-to
andmitatomcuumpcrlcctfitmtcod.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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