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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 7, 1901 · page 7

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2‘ » ., Mr. Brooks, oi Stamford;
‘ him Simpsonot Peokokiil N. “N Miss 1
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Prime Rb Roast
l2 and MC lb.

utthe

fiaslghrs: Market 2

g..IIIII IIIIIII 8:111“:l

2mm; nL‘IILI.
BRIDGEPORT

AN AFTER INVENTORY
SALE or womnnrs
OUTSIDE algorithms.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Women‘s jackets. at $3.48, val—
ue1$5.oo to: $7.50.

‘Womeu’s jackets, at $4.75, value 1

$7.50 to $10.00.

\'\'I‘Imeu's golf copes at $4.75.
value $7. 50.

Women’s tailor—made suits at
$5.910.1value $10.00.

Women's Percale. cloth wrap-
pers at 49e.1eaeh. value $1.00.

l‘I‘u'r neck searis, 98L- to $2.98, 0»
eeptionul values

 

RIBBONS.

" We can't say enough about this
Ribbon Sale. the colors are new
illitl stylish. veryulesirnble for the
neck : all No. 40!\Yi(ltllh‘, real value
19C. 3 yard, sale .priee'loe. a yard

281nm»—
WOMEN‘SNEQKWEAR.

The new. L153kdou stock collars.
Laue. Sailor Collins.
Automobile 'Se Ialris.

Luce Stink, ill (la

Silk Sculls

 

Some of the very latest styles 2

1‘ is in New York city dollar):

CONN;

, tomorrow; ’

“held in. Crhw‘ a Hail,- last night.

0m M
H. Lou'ntloo. Willi
:Wilsou. I). Cl.l

Miss Mayra F .
. Mr Mcilrldo. of
Emory Simpson. of Peeksklll N
Minis

Lottie Gray, of New Roehoilo,N

The perry broke up obo‘ midnight

1 he
11 ”Warren.
sic ..

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Ml Lindéon of Contontmont lsihnd

Charles (lager, of Fortyeuecond

silent,‘ unis been ill oi; cf‘oup;
~‘a-awm

Mrs. Edward .H. Smltlnoiltowayton

is ncriously ill oi pneumonia.

Miss Maud Adams has been ill at

her homo in Highland avenue.

 
 

and New Huron.

 

tl
ilorigt lo Broodside

 

W «awn—a

Mrs. David iIullon has moved from
Bridgeport to her house in Rallload
avenue. .

J ll. 1th world’s tome of men will
resume cutting lco on the Keillor pond.

 

. WW...

A nunlbcl“ 'd "'Ybung people. of the
tillage urn contemplating n
ride this ev‘bnihg.1 ‘

1 ~a~~m .
hues Mabel Clark. of anle around,
is able to attend school aguiu alter
her. recent illness
Louis Diet. at New Haven is om
ploycd as marshall ninonrd the C. ll.
illowndes which is tied up at her dock

era 2

 

 

ICIdI'in A. Smith the stow nrd at Cro
int 8: Knnppn hat factory in South
Norwalk has boon iii the past few
davs.

. 'f*“77‘ .
Hurry Dolnn‘ who initiated on a reg-
ulnr member of Rising Sinr Division
Sous ot Tompelance. ut the meeting

 

 

Miss whililo \Ilcks. of Iiaymonu
street. returned homo yesterday utterI’
noon trout Brooklyil‘u where shb bud
been I‘m- guost or Mrs. Hmry Leach.

 

4,...

Large. catches of eels Hi‘i‘. reported
from Wilsons Cove. The}; are easily
spearcd through holes out in the lee.
which will bear the weight oi a man.
‘ 2 ‘ Ig_fl2ltv2.

“2;...

Miss Emma Snitcrly. who has been
thonuent other stator. Mrs. Edward l-l.
Walker. of Main street leturnod to
her- borne in Me ht gaunt. Inonr Port

ah. I: It. Milling: on"

 

the
0! Yo hero. -
Bridgeport“

twice on 2,.
2 oil Dov I: load and ‘

 

irritated. 'i3ll1eoll. of Maple uronue, in 2.

‘ ‘1 Mr libs it hits left the employ of 1
.(ieoriro 2-H. ’l‘ruondly.

sleigh ‘

 

 

 

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Misn’ s Overcoat; and Ulster-s
Must be sold this month

12 OFF ULsz'm 2
won: am... ..

l‘ ‘ ram. yesterday. upon complain of M

m. .311. so I).

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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TAILORS.
HA TTERS.

g l on
speaker citbti the tribunal of bishops
which decided that the. position of
Galileo wan “foolish. taluo and horotl
cut." and the position of science in do-
clnrl‘ug the rotundity of the earth.
Among true prophesies of the Bible
and their iluiilllme‘ot tho dostiuetlonl
of Babylon and ’l‘yre' Wore oltod. also
the ulrth. crucifixion and resurrection
of Jesus. and tho return of the Jews to
Jerusalem. eomcd now nearing its tul-
filinlent'. lib one. mud in Connecticut

Word to invent Ii eeltnin kind or
during. and; to mentor reroute town
another null} chould invent a “whom
and utill another n Iulccihl glans. one
all should {dually be blought together
and form ‘It complete clock. we would
donor and um “til undorstaud: yet ho
had the Bible; from-remote towns nod
seprirdto'lccblltlos. been brought to
getherto'iorm a. complete'wh‘oie. the
IIIIr‘yluir not‘ps blending in tho harmbny
of n grand linthem. Victor in once sent
a «my oi tlm Bible. to n2 heathou prince
saying that; England‘ s2 greatness had
boon built upon it The speaker liken
ed tho Bible to a g1 out llghthouuo upon
a dungerouc coast; IIWoro the light to
- o22outIthe2Isoqut life would 22be22 illicd
vith wrecks. disaster and darkness.
The aormou included a stow 0: met
muuylaide‘di Franklin reading the booki
of Ruth to Ii cornpnny oi’ intidois.

 

 

 

Open coery coming until nip: 0 ’ciock.

CLOTHIERS
FURNISIIERS.

‘Nuitcnt

factory in the Opera House for our 91*
hi warns has notified bio employer that
he will giro up bin position. He in'
‘h Ito business in New \ork.

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' Georgi: old has been through
demoed. " to 0! the borough
with u one ' of his own mauutne
lures. Till 1st to make It better:

with than tho" {Ilnwtownod by the hoI- l
push. which in bond whonovcr the
snow is or great depth. 1

...—ml. ......

Thaddeus .lohuaou. who some. time

1 ago sold his residence in East evening,

and bought another in button. when 1
he moved later has purchased the2
Warren place-coll hoeunt avenue lulu
will move. tolhls town again soon. Ho
will make many improvements on his
newly purehnuod property. Mr. John-i
non disposed oi his Darlon property.

 

While Dr. Keelin- was or? the road
near the Now (human roicrvoir re
turning irom u call. Tuesday. a honryl 1
trust of wind blew «In his but He nos;
htdppiim out to get it when he saw
that it was dinappooring down the nick
toward the reabrvbir; Ho rodo‘ home;
(about two mllpu) with n hundkorohlqu 1
over his bond. 2

l
mammw

 

Ilonds that have left this port in come

.Morrloaniu Pollen Court.2lIlIlI'ostod two

 

 

 
 

 

 

was well known in shipping
circles and commanded vessels uniting
{mm Non \‘IIIlk for foreign ports Mo
was a former resident of Southport.

"...... ...... WW

Miss Add Walker. who has been Vis-
itlug friends in Stnmiord. bus returned

home.

M rs. Catherine Hall is able to be out
again. She has been seriously ill With
pneumonio.

Miss Gel tr Ide .lolldo. who has been
visiting rolntiv us in Snugntuek. has re
turned homo.

li‘he Southport Fire Dopnrtment
mluutrehx will hold their annual min
otrol show in Wliuhlugton hull tonight.

The. rise in the price of onions has
made. business heavy tor the market
boats They are carrying the largest

time past.

SUPPOSED COUNTERFEITERS.
Two Young Men Arrested After a
struggle in a Street Car.
NEW YORK; February 7r—«Atter u
llH‘l) Struggle on It street car. in the
Mom. I‘ntrolmnn Droneber. o! the

 

 

12 2 meet at tho rosidehc
.1 next “In. 2 ‘2

mlbu
pbell.

Elias Which " biwnlk. called on
iriemlo hero loot. smear

Vhlnt Club will
Alfred 1iIltoh

 

 

The Lyon

......wa

Mill. Flank Hawloy In doubly nillct
cl boring lost her brother und nephew
within :1 week. _

F1 auk Lyon is home ughiu He has
been tithing care. of Hiram Raymond
for two weeks

 

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Charles W Johnson and ioslah Wii~
horns are both on the nick list. having
been ill for a week.

Miss Nolllp Pendergast npout two

days with her purcnts in Dnnbury. last

week. lotbruiult' blludny night»
Wald-3+-

non—”w

ALL1 AROUND THE STATE.

«binaries P.1Kollogg. secretary of the
State Board of Charities. was or
ruigned in the. Town Court at Bran

P. Rice. chairman of the selectmou. on
the charge of malicious injury to prop
arty and brooch oi the peace in effect:
lug toreible outrunco to the town farm
buildings It tow days-ago. it appeared
from the testimony of Manager Quinn
of, tho Aims House; that he2 was told
by the oiliLinis of the ehmities bohrd
who they were. and thnt he. still re-
fused them admission. Judge Zushor.
utter hearing the o‘yideuco, dis-
churned Mr. Kolihgg. on the mound
that by virtue of his othco the a‘ecr‘e-
tn'ry oi the Board of ChuIIitios.:2had
authority to entor'tho Alum-Ho‘une‘nt
any time to inspect =lt. 2 Attorney E. P.
Arvino. of Now Hart-n. who appeared
for Mr. Kellogg;characterized the or
rest its II flagrant once of malicious
prosecution. and said" that suitagnluat
the aelectmon would plobubly be
brought. 2

Chum-II P Kollozli oi Wutelnbury
secretary of the State Board of Char-
2itlob. la named in u Warrant sworn out
by M. 2?. :R‘Ieo, first Beioctumn of man.
lord. alleging various riolntioua of the
low during the. ottlclal visit of Mr. Kel
logs: and Miss Rebooen Bacon to the
Brnuiord poor house recently; Mr. Kol
logs it is said. had to use force in or-
der to obtain admission to the house
The Board of Selectmen maintain that
they themselvos havb‘ the sole right to
grant admission to visitors: that one-
rotury Kellogg violator! thin right. and
that he is liable for damage done the
poor house door and tor other things.

 

Ilenlumtn K. Huvilnnd. a passenger
brn‘komdn on the consolidated man.
died at. the New an eneiloupitnl Tues
day night. For several years he was
employed on 112 local train that runs
trom‘Now Haven to New York. Just
before his 2traiu2‘pullod out Tuesday
attornoo.n=2 he'sllpped and fell back-
wards. striking his head heavily on the
ooucrettopuremont in front or the sta-
tion. ills foil was due to the ear stops
being covered with snow. Ills skull
was fractured.

Two additional cones of snmllpon
am reported among the boarders in
Frank A: Foley’a inmlly. Torrington
but‘it is2.1beliovod~that 2 tho‘ 2rlglil'2qunl-

on Mb: Lu 1 11afilnugllt‘e no
1 lives in Waterbury. in here i 2‘

nuts over
has become

 
 
 

Bunsen one
applicanto for 1 1
must bring

rule is strictly it‘ll!"
compliance It peLnIt‘ior:
to light

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

striking point in th ca
least til». Pet. cent or thou

 

l,

p born and,
as easily obtainn
are other bottle

come into the phobia 1
items if they do not:h
lgnnl packuguo Io
They are Wand 1
to discolor whether-
tie is at the bottom 2 21
plientiim and now it 2 821
who can altord to ho will

 
 

euros. I
lotion, oldtniéiltl‘
Cornn. Burris, Bo
'eors; Traitor: Ea
Gbappod Hand
iallibio for Pit
Only 250' at F.
walk: John A.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

port; Conn . 2 ‘2
Arthur S.Hy1do
wheel.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

horseshoe.
William M Ammorlnn N no
combined cage and 113
\tillium Carr. New liar
coupling 2
Waldo F.Follot1t New 3
paling system. 11
Thomas C Johnson No
rear sight (or Innis. 1
Samuel l. Reinhold-2, New"
storoogruphic protr 1

 

cup and hail toy. ,
Edwin 0.2IIIouII.
turning tool. -
[sane EnPoimor.
mock. design.

ONLY cuss For!
Mrs. Franklin Bush. 1
lie-1.. says: "I suffere ’
dyspepsia. 1
monsoon belching; ’d .
I could hear of but no

till 2i took Brazilian Ba
cent bottle ottrod~hlei do

For stoic by it. B.
Blotter 2

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: . whlc difltrod widely from the old " ‘ 2" RT, I young man. Frederick Mille’uu‘d WIL amino I‘will (tonflilil‘tlitl disease to tho "1
me lun' Imus 25c 1051500 D‘RIEN‘NDNOROTON‘ Iltoryhoi‘ anukliu reading the ”para 1 2 Wis Po l' N llitlll .1. Connor; 2 The men wore lock: house whom it first appeared. A. DENTISTS
" ”frwm‘ «Will Ha agility. ill“ proprietor 0* “l" pie" to his religious leouda. f “mm“ ““9“ "l ““34“?” 1: null ed up in the Morrisonia Police station. tllllilll hound ucronu the ntreotlm been A 3",. A”?
A FEW V ALUES AT THE “wk” “lb“ ”0““ m“ '0“ l” 2 2 2 2 milk ““0““ “8 Clleatnut w ‘2‘3‘ 8‘ A third man oscuped- member. who built for-ctbc comfort or “the .oiflfceru
11 _ 1 fullimi dilwu stall" about three weeks Saturday horn paralysis. aged smouty‘ anyu he now Mlllo “Wm"; to pass who mlard the place day und night.
DOMESTIC DEP’T . 1130.16 ablé to hit around on crutches WW cAlVAAfl. I. $2331 Ilsnliltolixlgo guilt?“ "1 “WW“ 3’9“ ebullteri'olt monoy in a aaioon. iotijow I'l‘horo‘ts no excitement in the town
. .....- . It i dot in W t It ed him. until he now the other two oin over no matter ut every precaution
‘ JOhn K. Buoklyn. Um Iicllfll’immlt blfiilxibrgndnillller til 1N6; {shrill1 1 3 ””“MW"””" 1 it him. when. mm the old or an: expo 'ls bolus token. 2 1
Loni: cloth. apiece of ten ‘yartls commander of the Grand Army of lie-1. ,, .2...“ 20" "“3 ””1",“th 0‘ Hf’my M by lteemuu, ho arroawd Mike and Gonuor «.2 I... w. {l 9 Ill-11b, 1
of II line. finish cloth suitoll e for public 01 this state. will abortiy mIIke1-“m‘l 0" Chic!!!”- '1 native 1‘” Wootport. . ~~~I~wm 81A t1rolleI1I our and a snow plow ool- I W of dehtllltry; it

underwear price $1.39 per piece
Extra size unblemlled 'llil‘liisll

towels. price. I:iréc..1valIIc.19e.
lied Shrouds :croLlIet spreads,

I-IgoeiiLIIt Indus. (ise each.

 

 
 

(shiny Lin-blues, side price 69¢.
ouch. '

Ito ear. I.
‘lword llavohb 2

1 Tho topic for this at rain: was "March:
I, inf; Orders ”2 ‘Am‘oni: tho Ilpcnkoru wore 1
Diamond Cioiuot, Misses Jounlc and

 

a recommendation to (iovernm Mo-
Lennmmmipy o cuudldntc for the post
tion Iii tro‘ihuror of mo haul hospital
bourd or this Fitch Soldiern‘ Home In
Norotoni (the position became vacant
iIII'lthhtbo diluth oi floucrnl I: A. Dick
M0 .

, :‘I
math-$1.!“

Mrs. C. A Willnou led the ii‘pworth
be In at Sunday evening's meeting.

fiddle Wood Misti Rood Mlna Nolliel
Goodevo find on. H. 8eoflcld.

he .2 (7.1
second sermon on infidelity.
lifeline it‘lllt Church. Sunday even up.
all? ’“II‘I’Iiihd'I‘i‘Ii‘i‘i‘iwii i”

0 l
Narrowing the Illldoi'othndid Ids

Wilson pII cached his

or hold. were made: blindly 1
in litter ignorance of the sort
- unsorted that tho? Bible I‘

in tho

oiled bolus alienated from the life oi-

 
 

one conduit to by Webster hedge. Mon-
duy drilling ‘2

Inns hid in Rowland. 0: New .llm'illt
is visiting with

"friends and rointlvori
Intown this cck‘. 1-

i' ”L-vlww. I

.1 Benedict were

 

The spoole degteo who oonl’orrod on

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

cheats oi ll .
edict. of. N '1‘

rrilngci on
that sparingly:
duh Glut:
trump, and ill -‘
win ly‘ do still

ll
no 1‘ every race

one the fun. 1

 

 

_ . nook next the chlowflkkwlth II wh

1: was caused the our-2 chipped
_2I there when it 1w

lliilt. About 1

to he. one of ten heinous to give two
catch for the public library and roadiliil
room. A. S. Hurlbutt. of Weutport and
Mr. F ’l‘. Redford. of Now ”York null
Green Farms. hate eomo iorwnljd with
cheeks for the amount.

wwwww mm.» «nu-...

'i‘ho allow plow of tho Brillzoport

 

Village bridge 'l‘ucnda

rapid rotors!) anoint u 2 2
phone polo on tho north side oi
trxh made he body
out. An ill to find Iout Weizmann!!!)

all found the pole bud

TI-actlon company Mala crossing the .1 ‘

summing had cuvp‘d hour-2 «1va 1
right 2
‘o. and the plow, 2

mini. or oatLoWAv DEAD.
IIONDON. February .7II2—Tho iiiurl oi
(lullmruy died at Onmlodott today.

LONDON. February 'ié-Wi‘ho rate oi
discount or he think of Miriam! was
rounded 1 262th its. per cent. 'todny.

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

distance 2 from Winslow I2 ~. The
blue or thoh our With broken in nod:
front or:

odly out “about: the taco III/mi had til
rout teeth: knockcd out. and
“Grady.

bruluod.2
plow nerd unluhuI.ed

 
 
 
 
 

‘ ill at: unvontyatwo.
Idaho at the. factory ottlhl width

22 Motion Mountactnriun

Wutorburwdiod Ilhddo 1
it .

 

 

 

 

lhiod IestI-rdny at Thu Pinon. it short
no it

Inuow: plow demolished 1%

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it no not 11Iroyii

I

Pater Mellowhm the. motoman. mns’ '

8 I

2l)e1nin
tho conductor, was aevc‘roiy
Tho phobic on the Iluow

 
 
 

 
 

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When you waldo Man

on 11mm .lrontlo. easy to to unit

client. can on:

 

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