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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 28, 1900 · page 6

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Mil“ Chairman;
9 Where 0! the

tonioiogsneas of tho Pullman

porter. h3'it never drehni'ed that his

mum were so large Yet the
II

he in our “hearts for
losing so much at one

Post. whohatl been arrested (or vol)

'1: hing the United States mom. was con-

lined in Lint-low street jail to limit; it
is‘ thought that he went to Paterson.
N. Y" immediately utter escaping
"How‘ his relatives learned of his burial
in Danhnrly is unknown.

l' alo‘gue' thut
, iti o nion‘th 0an
to! hill mansion one eyening inst Week:
SheeeWhy 'oh, u'hy. did I ever mm
ry :iou?
flee-Bacnuue I wan 9 good our:
SheLYOIi are hccoinihg nofiitircly
course. . .
lice-Assoclntion. . e
alter—1' on pay no nItention whatever
In on: lIttIe wish“. ,
HeeeWhet’u the use .5? chuning It on:-
utter you‘ve nought It?
9 Show! IIeII9re you {tune been dorm
ring; ti‘gnin.
I. iiweNo‘I‘i suohInictt
Siieei‘tn- in thud; ‘ '
Hoe—With. we’ll do n sketch So‘r‘n I
w—She—el haven't been to the theater
for two weeks.
flee—«Yours in n_ sad story.

, ~ more ’
Sheef'éAie you going flown town to-
night?
Hoe—If I can swing Ion for car turn.
She—e! have only $3 in my purse.
Hoefletty Green? '
eesh'eml saw. u pair oi high heeled
patent leathers today. reduced to is

oil thee i must have and nhnll here
90113 were authored iii the . . .
ci-otl‘tnn'iirtment and hull it eon: 9‘63?“ 5" ““9 it“? W305 “malts 19

. Mall Lewd. list was the inkicst

done even had' he said.

xiéé!

it but 916 in onir one (II m9 one
——New York Times.

m...”

’Deed yen. gem men! neg nth t

stout man titted oi

Shea—Why dont you get shoved?

Hemivaiting for our? tidy

She-enon‘t you know the rent and
the gas will be due this pay day?

He—e'l‘hen I‘ll out out the show.

She—i wish I had never left mem-
me. so I do.

out robbed oi hundred Chilt‘kulfii “'9” m . mhers‘ “me”!

e Shekel have a good notion in go
fight back to her this minute
Hoe—Have you got an umhrelio?
She-e01: youe—yon—eg- 3- government
(-1 clerk' l'i‘enrs. Curtain. l—eWash-
inglon Poet. , .

THE YULE' LOG.

ol(his our the otherni‘o'rning undieoh it Has it: Origin in Scandinavian

mount sent. ‘PIclty soon n
e aboard and the stunt ninn

rose to tender her his place

only storied and he sunk down
one like a broken slat Blush-

Mythology.

In the Scandinavian tenet of Juul
when they burned huge bonfires in hon-
or of Thor. we discover the origin of
the old. Yule log. The descendants of

he once more etmggled to "I“ 01“ Norseman, Who no doubt. are

responsible for the custom In. England.
carefully preserved half of the log with
which to be burned at next Yuletide.

Th uto w.“ 3, and so we have the old I-‘nglinh prev-
99:99:98 $3!th mum“; (uh hut in lmtlml torn}, by Herrick:

on a thin mu;

. In derby not and unit

rhino“: ihi‘lt were not coin:

int people in general

tot tum braced htmelt tar-

and the lady ujmputhnt

In the (rent
and olnidrlt elite ed“ his elondcr
it talent man nunhed the

Part uinet be kept uhfiewlth to tend
The ‘Christm‘ns‘ log that year.
And where ‘tis «1on kept the hood
(inn do no mlwhiel News
The llruidlcui contribution to the
modem Chriltw commotion origin:
hted in the annual (cult given in honor-

Inked. ‘Plem don‘t trouble of the timid M “mm“ “a «no

‘ not the lat mane spirit
he milled out Into the aisle

‘ reopondu to the Fhoeulci‘ui- HI and
lint. lilo favorite mm on trees and

It on Mi um the Indy could pm" °‘ the mm W“ "mm“ ""

him; then. with a polite

(the indicated the seat
III" said the in. very
t I [tilt oil It the next m 0! bell“ “In“,

hit' than Went out nuitm
heir WM” «cement

"putt uhaItdII «In Iii

he the mistletoe. The number three
who held In reverence by these ancient
flin. ofimbecmnth lug-molt!
on o I pm! 0 I ,
turn at three. title. In cam!

 

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' ' tort or troull Wu lit
- an aviation-the Ill unity can he
3in overcome by the reunion not attain
l ,0! tome ante digesIlv _
min and alanine. h i
t‘the titotnochlhyi._ one; M
' antric juice In ’i'urn'l

measure which the state 9§~
11' ill meant in on not to pl: .
‘lilxh fraud. in holes
,lt'tl merohindl‘5e at p
titles by mm n‘t vet

i sevens Mancini n will hold its

seventeenth annual meeting in liar—t ;'
lord. Tuesday. January 8. The bush A glitnpse of the to:
noon meeting will be called in the corn. rich Americana surround themselves

mou council chamber in City Hall at is given in thé‘ .Iu‘numr' id's'ue of The '
ill: 15 o'.cloolc with reports of unicorn Ladies Home Journal under “ill ‘title 9
on“ [93 I

and committees and election 02 officers 30! "Housekeeping in a hill
to follow. The annual dinner I'wiil be Family." 11 this lane at the Jontual
held at the new house of the Hurttord is .e fair sample of what that point

. Gull CiulI about 1:30 o'clock transport? mitigation intends to give its modern I
tniion being inovided by the court 9 u the new century Its already wide
“III he greatly en- ,

(If the Hartford Street Rnllwn9 ‘o :flgéid ot usetulnea
puny mn- dinner the WWII!!! ‘0! I
pupal-n wil‘ tn‘ltt‘quIi out}, Etienne! ‘ ‘ W”!

iviil follow mm have been II the ‘ ‘ ‘ . II Who tide the Most Bill
teed by F. H Oldershuw city engined Ion Match of A Girl in Annette
at New liritain. on the New? Britain recalls the factthn a Yanke‘e‘flueen
electrical nnhwuy; by (J Henry Oin’r nope tint on it rice- in! throne In ire~

sit-ad mast martini-d. a description or land There in a title PM for Imm- »:

the new Rest Herttord sewage syn» lam-e. "the *Littlh ~ Women?
tent; by Frederick L. Foul cit! engin— -,adnpted fromghlafi‘gtlco .- .
eernsomce Hartford apt-eliminator pa- alien: solid iI'ri ‘1
our. entitled. “The §
19m 01‘ Hartford? It! George H Pnrk- "The Successors (if Mary the First"
or superintendent Keney Park a die .chnrien union; tells a thrilling “Bin
oiieelon of "The Ti Element In»! 1 mm Belu- Stmy." nud' Gilliam How
were Work? by and contributes mother chapter. 0

The Story of u inning Man." 'A Win ;
tet- Service at Clsigfllfir 3.! W. L. To)“ ;

four-inch till-med pipe canal. recently luv and A ll. Fr 'I‘wn fleeting

laid. . _ are page nictorini features that will he ‘

'WM

PRICE. LEE 5‘ 6038 OFFER

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"reunited with out Iduor 1?:de
‘ Bolt hasten c«gin on “NI.
int-lea and 'I' i

'The Sinnitord Common Council has lures that will prove useful and helntnl

accepted the offer '0! Price & bee. of to nome-m‘nkers By Th” Curtis Pub ~

New Haven. to number the city lots “33mg c°m9“?y‘£t?“iegzif‘ One
The Price in Lee Company want to lay a" “r " year. en ce 3 ,' I"

out the city in. lots of uniform size, or WALSH ls CLEARED
otherwise; so he to permit of o untmmr ‘

system or numbering The compauyr' ,- ~ - ' -,
would agree to lay out. the city in ten, 3“” Flor-hack Diomluoo Chime

twenty or twenty five toot lots. and ”WM 0‘9“" “"3”"
Would forninh the city withn round oi :. Judge notebook or the superior
the. lots to a table suitable for refute Court. died a tie'o‘lh'ion yesterdnx. die-

cnce. They wanted the exclusive right missing the nhhrgeu brought tightest ‘

to sail uumheru no for, an the. city .lninen E Walsh. the Donhury lawyer
could give them that right. also the
privilege of keeping the table of num- Walsh-«one oi the official corruption
here. until such a time as they mixht while he was a member of the Danbnry
wish to turn It over to the city. which Common Council. and the other for
time would be it reasonable time from withholding funds from a client which
the commotion of the work. The» con- were paid him on a judgment.
cern would recommend that the sys- Judge RornlIack decides that the
tem in vogue In Bridgeport be follow first charge in not sustained; In regard
ed. There the city is laid out on a ten- to the second. the decision says that
toot basin throughout. The oaer was a motive of revenge In opulent.
accepted. ---—~'
’ ...._. -..-._._.... You can't word to risk your lite by
ROBBED NEW CANAAN MAN. fattening n mgh or n cold more up
Stephen Eleouelle. of New Cannon. 1: 9 We“! ‘ 0' WIMP
outlet-ed the loan of some alumina; and minute 0‘5“!“ all" will 31“" thmt
personal nropertv Wednetdny evening and lung troubles quicker than any.
It is thought the clothing wan stolen other prevbration “‘0'“ ”“7 “'5'
m a voung mm, who one men to new tors use it u a specific for gripper It
hart from the mm“. on an Carl! eve in on infallible remedy for oronn.
niug trolley A teienhm message was Child?" “I” It. “d mother! “MIT:
sent to Btnml‘ord to head him oil. but “- 0. Q Stillman. mm Nomlk, "‘
the young man won not apprehended. P. “‘00- NW"?! .
DANBURV 'oy DIOWN‘D. Cut 0' the Old “DIME l'lBIkI.
While skating on the sun River at “fffggfid‘fiefl‘mfifzgggw “*
Brookfleld yesterday. F‘rnncl:8:rrc;tt. p v ‘
ten years old. broke throng t e cc
and «no drowned; The body with care MVID A '0" ”"
tied beneath the ice and w” recovere l
at noon Ill-“P... means ot- grappling irons.

‘ ‘Ius mi: unuthv. MW 5 W

,A Main utmei uncouth hand hook. hilt ' I" dam. ”0 “1°“, Mann!
store was tliviI “one M an amusing lie
tie comedy the other on A
urchin. who had crent In unnot coil
{Ignacio rAldon «and ‘l'ioolttwithhnu $199!: ; _. _..

i 0 out on n "In ore to

ltunmoapinntocutoutnlltha

took nmi utter lingering t tor I mo-
ment. become lmmedloieiy'oboorbed in m ”M "m” “m‘ a” mam"

thgghwfll‘lgmm‘ ' ht sh or ”“1 mph"! “W

01'! or can; II t ,

his i'mnnlotn violini- his line In- ”it I“? “4"!”-
unite who to chaos the boyuumr 0n

Wehrmfimodufllfl.

i‘ however. he left the M

Ior. When ’iro

k. ormlnttnthe-ideorclmt

:ttxtrinl, undyoomoortoint;
.. It

Wit “mm clad-u also
and the old Inn not amt.

 

term Water Prob- moflnto the domestic complications at '

Massimo“ giving I "
Stamford Accept: Proposition to Mon short review of the history 0! the JO!!!“ 1;
her the City Lon. , nal. There ate. nine many other tea- 1

There were two count: against hit; .

whim). an no oil right In the m .

mm , l «W with.
bothln’s WM masonic r.

 

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Our Xmas Gift
to the Ladies

is In the form of a special discount of ton
January I, 1901. The usual price is plain
this is one-third of the actual value of‘thc gut
The prices quoted below are regular-Lit"
off remember. ' '

Suite.“ to“: no.
helm. 9m "-50 sm .
Waist; $1.49 to to 50.1%“. $1.29. and' up.
Golf Capes, $1.79 to Petticoats. 79c.” . to“.
37—50- ,
Special attention to our Silk VVoisiSthIld .
excelled. Our own make just as we mode! ‘
New York. ‘
Suits jackets Skirts made to order.

our nvsmnos mm mm

 

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