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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 19, 1901 · page 3

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vise-ruse sense or.

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s-a-Bove you ever tried the lowering“

 

Geog ffli‘tfllulit s mutiny.

Ioturhsnoc is central thiI morn-
,neo‘r Mootsotnsry. Ale. Another
diagrbonce is producing light rain and
In .the lake region. ilesssnt wee

titer prevails In the fimrném 2‘
W” .29 hit:
lmbobly p nor‘lhc

tic disturbance so for south of
lidre thot ho precipitation will reach on
for as this vicinity.

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It. C desn. ‘.of the (ircen. is vis-

 

. undo-shite. :-

‘V ~Tomorrow night at South‘Norwalk
Cong. Church. Turkey Supper. 85c.

our Brothers' Leonel. 0. 0 It. held
a regular meeting. last evening.

PM! autumn Telecmn boo shepsndc‘
oil Mitigation, owing to lock or psironwm

 

 

 

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““Mdovlghter was bhrn yesterday, to
hint and; Mrs B. rum. of Franklin
evince. .,

 

Winfield stout dime ’s'tveet
1e9- lning her parents. Mr. and
mm W. atevsne. of «Ridgedsi

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3 Island Torni'ps 13c pic; 40c
99. wave 9a 90 .
“6% “int!” basketball team nee been
6%: the themberb er Odin-‘2
_ Tho present line 'R of the new-
. “VI-23:“ ‘0! (1 Ellen IO“.
' fittin- ; Jesse Lestg. gigs: forwalrd;
er. ce r: u it they. cit
sr‘rv- mime. right word

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Van .lippren. gm carpenter. Ills built

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f7 2 ism E. srnes of of the finest
in . pin Norwaik. The buildin
is. 4 it two stories high. it wii
b8 hected with the water and new

or concrete floors nod eteiv‘thing‘ up!
rods ...Mr. Barnes has an old estab
m milk route and has operated
din Brothel-3' milk farm for never

fl Ivgargi i W

w I i. . “

é‘ii'r‘esiqnite an interestIiig time
i Italian cobbler shop. in Main
otrfttk. lost night. shortly“ before 8
o'coc auu 1' the in-
no n“‘hf%ho plated “the ‘lsce and
{diatom ’tfiefin 62¢: the
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snout 1mm of indlszh-l

insomnia rind It showcases
“(toasted Minot iatun.‘ moor
its/loss ”molly 011- the scene

urday
groundu.a

To es.of

Spud ay.

filOl'ngfififill In
Dortmcot
store in

sardonic. that. there has boon a?! v-o.

“pest in idea. pot on arrests were ;
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rem. ‘21

WM. 14. new intuit. '*
1n . smote on “Stout"‘(ortlomr
”km; evenness-m em: this,

W3 SWIFT”!

memos rs.
Mitt: who have MWIM- tom

«use also eoeo' to "wmflw
donors m: tale MM

O‘Wbfloongiflnsmo
ham Was very useful and

witmhimintyiéudrflisdtm?

Rosetta Sociol" will be given :‘ifiagr
moduli” availing at Calvary Bnpa'i ..
asthmatics menace Doorstr "' “‘
Oiled ‘ ‘ tool " .
6.2m :btut .
the tar. 1,00. and the
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to «great ’wdsnlsnd. but he it

odd!
dlcstitensrensrm taunts his friends:
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1.. phylum-11m ‘notildd

[old Hiram
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’ 2 Norwnlk cloth» A

won-u '2 . 4. .
V ‘ sin bulln~‘i, 1r,

is.
tall; ‘
Li

McCulloush. “
with cool for

G. C. Seal“ ‘
been visitin ,_,.
walk. hos - '- :-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cream table damask. worth 50c yde

flea . ,
we gilt “more lists. worth shin f ‘
a: ilsnager Wain 1 ;
ticut Railway

1- 111 at his h of:

_ ‘19.
Mrs. L.

In: her

return

The Oriolp
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worth 81.35 each. 899 .
ctr-(rims doot'odlt towels,vvsotth

Kntottedafrinze damask towels. worth
lfloinotltcliod huck townie. worth
Hemetitched buck towels. war-throw

 
 
 
 

oi send plea Quokers, too. 2

Liens did» fitolbnii 2
Darlen; Juniors got»
on

mg? 2w ”the Nation: Iv Hammad huck towelsw

 

Fringed doylies. worth The (1011., the.
Front basenient.

JARDINIERES. p_ .

used to talk pbont these-isrdlnierea
-in~* mm on many beauties. so msny
.. Margo» 1,11an mines hotvosen.

limrtlfuilmtnl who R
OI'WE Ofl&v t

er. is fegottinx
Wm
ponyoléouta‘

c.
“orer n
ner' a stable at 8 o'clock. m2 2

Rood/gin the ”hofinAfl been

95 Follicle ovefihe mmlips re-
turned to her :home in Bridgeport. .

2 -. mom! M iii hitters):
rhino. minimum-timers trout
sit and home potteriesm
., ordiniesesmfals- honours
clitorsdihour deleted” in stitched sold. find.
olikin'ch comm

notch ti :9 It and u hiuli prices op
ego iordinieros with
Wishes. dozens of patterns. 35

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it irsold that?” 8. NW
who nutrient: never iris connection
North 62tamford Congrega-
tionai Church. will accept a pastorate
In Mount Vernon. .

Butler Lodge, I 0. 0.
hearse the tested degree
misuse” 'si-ca‘t‘e‘quésted'vto be present.
The dome] w'm lie copies-red on two
candidates Wednesday fleeing. .

A number of Norwsiit psopiemih. be
grieved to hear ot the death ct Mae-
2 [tier Herbert 'i‘. McCarthy, son of Mr.
and Mrs 'l‘. J. McCarthy, South street,
Danslury The funeral was held roll

demon s amorous Quakers on both

with the raideee one. he showed many character-

annone cones
2. vPloioo‘oior illiquid

patterns in reliant

FOR THE COMPLEXION.

“Every sort of toilet requisite
rater s cold creoln.-15c.
awoodbury' s facial cresm.19c.

rev ers cold cream. 10c.

Viola cream 450.

CasweiiaMsssey' cold cream. 25c.
Madame Yale‘s complexion cream.

79
698! khan in ‘I'he

Espey _s cream, 1512.
Satin skin cream. 26c and 50c
Hind' 3 Honey and Almond cream.

 

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has a very interesting announcement in 3
today 11. issue of; The Sentinel. 2 - ~

iue'nt Nomi?“

inpd orde ._ not. Union nattés‘aiho.

Cucumber cream, doc and Site.

Vaseline cold cream. ilc

Vaseline and camphor ice. Sc.
Right aisle. front.

one comma
, unvaooopaaco.

 

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“ . .
13 Wall Papers
Paints.
Window Slad-
House Painting and
Paper ‘ Hanging a
.2 gpcmflvt ‘41 u .. a...

 

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ind “term not. .
h“earth. but only it the Wt.
sheen (creedto ot‘oltoto

 

33 South Main Street.
1.5699“ WM!“

. out '
13h“ onerous.
5 ’fl“ m‘denivthskev
his the twentllliifth"on anniversary on
a“. Mgmnhlp. 0‘22T’3‘P‘”.c§“f°w _

 

 

 

Vliomouovtvubg
. Ibout WWI

When you “light uR. " remember
it isaboutoaeuYtotuuipuo
good light 9.” a poor em

you: re sciatic mi in new not“:
11 o'clock you can depend open
It that there will not be a thpeer
or four hour eye-strain
use the wanesscn. with but

four! trinkets from the. pirate' s expedi-

Mira
moraines, ohms
suns: tits

owl otr'set

23%” It“ $th ordinan- At»
piuaond mealtimes ore

sitcom sures than retro number ct

 

“gyms: fluently, 1e-
liable light any hour in the day

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now. scientifically at

which increases the Ml’wf d-2 Illli “hwu‘w
continuous: 22 immerse sys spill

 

See our displays.
prices on Gas and Electrior

' asses untamed
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obesity “Mons slid borerl‘hu
Mathisuthor ‘ond 111:- 1“” "Mt
torian the mo Who was the "father

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“l” I“: agaiufgt’dd “3:: home by the hilltops and concealed un-

: 22A story ch til the "Mill? Incrosslnl- rumors mode
K (It! told very anxious to get rid of It. in
the some. become less cautious.
or. making several trials to ex-
the ’goid which was In Spanish
merican money. Dora
maiden lady visiting
» sophomore“
‘ O l' B may 6 BWOI‘D
”21‘3'3'gffigggsw‘tzzgfifig not to ”divulge the? secret. hot “she sub-

will probdhiy be more digging there at. “9

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

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"11 hint

"ill imbue rata‘s' geld ins ad of .- . ,

recording the most incessant failures \Yfis‘gg:
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of seekers sitar Kidd's treasure.
Strangely enough. the gold went to.

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

tor this article sees light especially as
some of Mr Bolies' relatives say that
the ry which he revealed but re-
cent y. is true, and that there is doubt-
all“! inure of Kidd's wealth in that

The that we I mode in 1830 when Mr.
Belles was s. yum man. It animated
to $25 000 but Mr. Belles kept the mat-'2
ter o secret all these years for some
room of his own. not coring to dis-

v22 .42..
lies was the loci. of historic
repented hotha'oides of the family tree.

 

 
 
 

Wrellobility of this story of the gold
Bosses born M years ago, In the
Miles hill; two2 miles north oi New

isrlos oi this sturdy head His Belles
ancestry- settled on Boiiee hill. On bio
maternal side. .Llr Belles descended
from John-Rosario. a truly historical

this man that the Quakers received the
name of Rogerenes Rogers settled
clone to the Bolloses near unrrison' s

at the time they were laid out 1068 as
coming to a point at a beautiiul cold.
pehbiy spring,w which still gushes forth
the sweetest water In these parts and

ages for its purity and sweetness
though k'ept borreled up at sea for any

This spring is now at the head ot a
smile cove which empties into the
Thames river. it is is known as Sweet

water spring. The old Bones and Rain

ers burying ground is hard by. and so
are the ruins of John Rogers' house.
'1 ms spot was the chief rendezvous of
the pirate Kidd when he came to New
London. and during the year 1700 and
17M his rokishiookln‘g and tout and
trim brig. with which be procured
stones; used to lie much of the time of!
this spring woeurin‘x load for the fleet
which lly below or outside ready to
put to sea at a moment's notice
2 Ride] was frequently revved up tothe
spring and to the homes at the humble
Rogerene‘ Quakers. to whom he took a
strange fancy. probably on‘ account of
their wellaknovm honesty ills was de
scribed by the lost at the Boileses as a
toll. blackabesrded man, wearing a
scorist nope I slouch hot with s droop
ing p rple pinme,olo 5g sword a brace
d haunted pist s and his cloth.
lug richly trim ed with .zold braid.

Whabrtgwas woyo token up post

new iandon at night and her top horn
per hiddst by trees when she lay off
the spring so that she could not read-
Ily beacon.
‘ "All at the Quakers supposed the bold
Home“ to be just that he repre
sented himself to be a privateersmnu.
soiling with English orders. As he
had papers to show them he easily
earned (hit this ruse *

m'luchto‘t the pivotal. time here was
spent with o family opened Mills. who
were the Quohers near the

 

 

liy did ir'u'ich sewing for the pirate and
bio W11. receiving‘ in pay laces silks

lions. Some 05 this latent? slug. inn?!)
We at esoeu on o s s.
cranes (llhe ’Illilses married Into the
desist-own.) handed one use down
fromone generation to another
omens”: disclosure of the
whet-ed Mg“?! otp Kidd’s t“tires-urn.

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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of it VIII 194nm Dinitial-iiuidi hut

 
 
 
 

vi the revelation of this knowledge ,

omit
It i: ducted (ion; the sour? “R211!!!
some
“2'“ Walnuts ion: north of the
and on .flie

shore of the cove south of Momscoke
2 M222 the mmiest

w%% r. BOW]: entirely

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

one of his crew down with his sword
dud buried hint on top of each lot at
unsure

iii
'I'nsnl nick pessedthnt ‘of the
miudgrlitqtlie its Quakers in those

Kidd was been. one of the
elder

 

2- n ‘Tltersis Mtiiiilgo’iioyl a

proper she keeping we moon
right quell! so of msnchondise; sh u

that holds out (risotto and lends new ones: a shepkeepinu t ,

mg its own Interests in ever on the We tell to protect the best interests bl

cumulus. , “his shop tries to do business in this way and It pays.

ellsANKBTB AND OOMFOR‘I‘B.

0 seem in blanket and com-
ll’ngi to ncreooe that activity
we offer such values as the following: .

M and souridutly si _ tout
srlnp until they strtrck the issuer.
Then. the am am ship night. 1.5:;

contents ottiio twopo
ts were found
group's" the n t morning in a broken

than,
it

Cotton Flannel Blankets. good
also. choice of borders. from

ll-i White sBlonkots. shoot 50
men cont wool. large assort<
ment of borders. well worth

Exm quality. white Wool Bian
lasts. on excellent value. sold
usually at $4.50; shoelal at
All Wool California
Blonkots. edged with silk. red.
us and yellow borders
85.00 and $8.50

 
 

 
 

 

 

unitiy did and it is 'eain that the
ugliness were greatly put out becsuse
the Rogers form. with its riches. was
not sold to them. so closely were “the
relations 2of the two fornillcs inter-
twidcd.'l‘i1ie may have been
Rhollos' almost ‘ife long
'rstiesn‘ce in the matter.
scold coin amounted to 825 000
It laid the foundations of
princely fortunes for the Millnes who
subsequently lived in New York city.
and in the West

LAMBERT 9N TRIAL.
“‘“‘ 2“" “'2‘“ "m“ “m '“l ”I" Charged with mum» of Three

People importer. Me.
DOVER. MewaNovomber i9~2~To sn-
Rosella this in“ descendant iron: the swertor the oliegedmurder of J. Wes.
icy Allen. his wide; Mary 8.. and dough.
tor. Carrie L. Allen. of Shirley, Henry
Lambert. 0! Shirley” was placed on
trial in the Supreme Judicial Court.
before Justice Sewsll C. Strout. The
list of witnesses summoned makes it
man In religious affairs. it was rrom seem probable that the trial will take
11p more than a week.

Lamlmrt's alleged crime was most
shocking The murders were commit
loading oaths New Land» Nerthern ted at the Allen modded 0
Railroad. Beth (onus were celebrated murderer attempted to destroy all
traces of the crime by huruipg the
building in which his violins In:
iirst it was believed tramps were re
sponsibie for the, trendy, but luliill'
which has always been famous among cion finally fell on Lambert and he was
whalemen and others making long voy arrested and Indicted. The motive for
the crime has not appeared and inter

 

 

 

 

 

‘0" Chintz covered Comfortables.

plain choose 2aol0th backs,
tucked or quilted.
Siikoiine eovere
.totrictlyail will e cotton tilled,

Sateen Comfortabies. figured or
plain backs. tilled with choice .
selected cotton, tucked in all

i
it s sold. Comfortabies .

 

WINTER WAIBTs
FOR WOMEN.

This store has never before shown
such on equipment of woolen waists.
Now is a good time to equip yourself
for the. winter.
ladies' Flanneiette Shirt Wuists

all colors. plain back. bishop 9
5 c
Ladies‘ Flannel Shirt Waists.

tucked front and back bishop

new "French Flannel Shirt
Waists. made up in the latest

A better grade of Shirt waists
mode of French Flannel Bril-
liantlne. Albatross and line
Cashmere, prices tritium" 3&2;th 85.49

 
 

par hotter than proper shopli

out slim 5 tonnes ii
to fairness ctn'pridsem am!
not i

We one" ’VAL‘tiss in _
con oosMEN‘r ROOMS. _

The busy cloak section will‘ it

hilarious: ‘ _ .-
WOMEN S COATS 2 i .3;
Ladies’ Block Melton Cloth “
Costs. latest out. new st
sleeve. satin lined. a barge n. $5.38
Ladies Bough bond; {Ruth :2
Coats. double reas .. ree- , :.
quartoi nttlnn, satin lined. 39.562
Ladies' Ksrsey Cloth Coats. vol .
vet Collar. satin lined. Budd
value at 816 50; only 2. $11.15“
Ladies' Raglan Coats. 16m or
titted backs. velvet collars,

Ladies' Golf Cloth Wei no: -.
Skirts, 2 stitched 'circulof ‘
Bounce. special at

 

III
$100 Lodies' Double Faced Golf Cloth

Walking Skirts. stitched cir-
cnlar flou‘nce {4. 49

$1. 39 A iarne assortment of Mdicn’

Dress Skirts made of the «new» , ’29

est materials in the latest ‘ ‘

styles.frpn1 $3.98 III).
THE WINTER WRAPPERB. “KM

Ws’ vs got a wrapper WWI:
here that you should look Into. punts
of dark cambrics and pet-colds. Hilde _
'ef pretty printed flannoletteo. mn‘do in _
the most careful manner and priced
to please you. .
Lndies’ l’flrcitle Wrappers in

reds. blues and greys. flounce

skirt. braid trimmed. all sizes; ;

special at $1.00
Ladiee‘ Fiannelette Wrappers. ~

flounce skirt. fancy yoke,

braid trimmed $1.00
Ladies’ Finnndette Wrappers". 2

yoke and iionnce. embroidery ‘ .

trimmed $1.50
Ladies‘ Plain Cloth Outing Fion-

nei Wrappers. heavy weight.

 

all sizes, . . .JMW‘j
so a as WASHINGTON STREET. scum neutrino:

 

 

 

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est in the trial has been deepened by ‘ 2 ” 2 ' 2
length of time. that fact,

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OONGREOATIONAL CHURCHES IN
CONFERENCE.

MIDDLETOWN. November
Committee reports occupied about all‘
the time, of the foronoon session of the
general conference of Congregational
churches which began here today.
There were perhaps 100 delegates re-
presenting many of the Congregation-
sl churches of the state In attendance
when the address of welcome was giv-
en in the South Congregational church
2 Rev. Frederick W.

“Events 5) Co.

by the pastor.

Chilly,
isn’t it ‘?

Better prevent .cuichmg cold bv purchasmg
one 0i our

mm mm suits

The efter program included the road.
In: of papers under the general head
"Connecticut. its Problems and Oppor-

 

 

ADVERTI8ED LETTERS.

"Following is It list of letters reniai'n
int: uncalled for at the (allowing poi
ofilces for the week ending November

Wilfred Brown (3).
Miss Mabel Beers.
Mrs. W. S. Cotter.
Herbert S. Clicker.
Miss Cornelia Dyan.
Miss Annie M'sloney.
Msis Marv Talcott. _
B. S. KEITH. 1’. M.

 

NEW wmrrs STOCK

 
 
 
 

Lorine veral daughters in this tam - 22 R ‘ ‘ 2’ :
How You-Can Make , .
Call in at any time and inspect the line. it Will please

the eve.2appeal to your sound Judgmentsnd
fascinate your pocketbook.

Not by keeping it in your house, for
“you ‘sre in denser of losing it by
thieves. If you do not lose it in this
wly. still you are losing money he.
“chose It Is earning you nothing.
m can save it by depositinig it
th The South New”? .. Spy

 

 

9% Washington Street
South News sik.

earn s. ‘2
It is safe there—it is working for
you. and you can get it out at any
time. or when the sum grows tarps
«seen we will be 1m to twin
invest it in someth as safe and sound.

“amused: stylus look.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.

 
 

 

 

 

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SOLID IND SUCCEQFUL.

dd's corset-was cert-11.1 ills ._ a.- 1:9“th

 

“~me mules.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Aunt Caroline and Uncle us
from erreek. bad Just comet
train and were crossint till
street bridge. A lake sadism.
font- blocks sway. suddenly. .
a series of short, lm
stir the'btnetlt of e

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from 10.98 up I 2‘ ’11

 

 
 
 
 
 

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