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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 6, 1901 · page 4

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tzot: ooia 4:34.
9.8:.” a. in: e-

Whoop; or I ..e Norwulkc and
or town: Whe wish to have
oy goods brought to the not
public autumn! choline no
~ that reaches the greatest, unin-
.1 people. The noiVIpopci‘ thot
thin in The Evening fientinel. it
circulation twice on lai‘KoKlfli
any other piper published in
wn, and in the leading newspaper

or Oouuectloot... It in road
by thousands of people. As The
tinel brings better reunite than can
‘htulncd through any other source.
warming and’ reading columns
much nought by wide awake bunt.

 

iglr‘i othoo’l, Says that alter
catalof observatioulle has
see a boy enslaved by the
étth habit finish his course
1.t his diploma. 1 Some’of the
. ‘ L‘iiy boys are either too
or not tough enough.
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the German emperor, address-
thc naval recruits int Kiel.

‘ Ives ‘it is all very easy for
ditto command. hut‘thc
avowthe difficult duty to
,l. too. have taken in '
it like yourselves. and
oxford] my duty like your—
‘cn‘ch in his placc.‘T

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culliphuilders on the Great
have already entered into
. rte. to build 3000,1000 tons
‘ vessels during the year“
his in equivalent to sixty
ton steamers. and at $20 pet
will mean an expenditure
Showroom. And this amount
" page is only one-tenth
e prenént‘ tonnage afloat on
inst internal \"3lt;l’\\‘a_\‘3.

jh sic j‘wftigto theLon;
.1 “1183 sayé‘: ”Everything we
lid drink and wear runs the
that ptigerniu' to an extent
1‘ nervous people had better
Ontempl‘atc. For too much
made of them. Ii We li’stt‘w
lthese scares. there would
hiugloft to do but get into
‘of carholic acid and stay
until ‘stnrvation freed us
he, dangers of life."

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tistics of thunderstorms in
out parts of the world have

Oilt‘l‘lt‘d by n (icrmnn \\'rit~
java is said to have storms.
’avcrago. 97 days in Cflk'il
Hindoostan. so: the. Gold
5'2: Rio ilt' Jasmin). 5i: it~
:the‘ West indies, 33; Full"
ml ‘.~\ilst‘riu. 33; i icrmnny. ‘22 :
hm. zif‘lirnncc. i6: 'Spain
orttigtil. 15; Sweden and
‘y. 8'.‘ E“
aCiro. 3.

Matistician has estimated that
Yorkfiity alone minimum-
Why. no less than a millidi
humorist of $1.300.” t
hiugrof geese. tillK‘kS. chick;
bony sauce and with:

@dfimrrioct nonfiction tori
‘ mold extend immNori

Elliott $irultiro in silo
olktroit .Michigun.
Zr woui 30' match or strut.

 

 

domain

1 ionablo here as they ore in England. ‘,

‘.’.Y’ou.must not think” to \

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Willing in toiumiur'. oi .

Quid, stretch .. rum ,.

 

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Whitefhiudrna {lymphoma will be a

itvorite next W.’wilh both men I"“"““ a“. 0' L300 ”in”.

minute. but]: no. Datum.

on intuition (up

-wmm.‘ .

(Ermine end minivan unordered ins
carnation: turn are exceedingly inch-

There in o Willie. specially prepared
lob rubbing on line and in nostrils he-
‘loro one soon out in the frontyolr. it
in said to positively prevent chopping.

Giant: in. Doc-moor Miro—varouplng
. on the Tenth. Day of tho New:
Moon Within an Moro-t- .
Manna.

 

The small and chillce importation“
of hate which arrive occasionally howl
represent the very latest and smartest
deals!“ in millluery.

The nplondldppootnolu of November
to gradually dimlviux. Thousands
have been charmed with the beauty of
. the throeplanota. Venue. Jupiter and

A number oi thc‘awell picture but: Saturn. in the poutbwnst city in the
that burn been displayed or late ro— early evening. and immanent! with the
mlniliuo of old Enguuh pom-aim walrupld‘ evolutionu through which they
have soon. They are strictly (nowhere been busing. While Jupiterhas
huts. 1 , .beeu slowly moving up to Saturn, Vo-

nus has rushed put them both and in
now some 25 or 26 dogreen east of
them.

On blovomher 28. Jupiter passed Sot-
urn. but they are still quite near and
‘ “W... . will continue, for some linu- , to
Emery powder is better than any—iconic. But as the movement or the
thin rough and course to brighten the , earth-In her orbit in bringing the sun
(ace of a flat iron. A rough iron in n . in between those two planets and the
miserable thing to do linoworlt with. iearth it given the impression of their

‘ tailing back toward the pun: hence
Box plaitu are very effective on ,nj they not soon after the sun does, and
satin skirt when used to provide the‘ will be more and more extinguished
fullness toroxroduatod. flaring douncc . by his rays: consequently they must
Use a heuvyvcutln aud‘make the plains: be looked for with sharp eyes. under
inn ehnpoeunrrow at the top and wld- favorable conditions. hour the south-
er at the bottom. Western horizon, in the very early eve-

S in ~ it till k it t going. to he discovered at all.

' 0m“ .011“ 901mm 1‘ 0°; And now..au soon no this. another
much trouble to put on gloves when: group of three planets has been form-
wuhinsrdiyhes cleaning stores, “'0” ' ed. While Venus has shot off to the
“lib etc.. bl“ it “098“" take 89 1033 1° ‘, eastward More has slowly come on
bother with these places and heal undi from u", we“, and now occupies the
50“?“ chapped skin. lolnoe which Venue hold a month ago.

' . l Mars. however. is never so brilliant as
Here's a Christmas suggestion given V ,
ill .‘f'l‘hu, ”0“” .old’.‘ in “We to be ”fl eons. and is nowuodletanco from the

benefit Lost Christmas several broth- ', north on to have lost much of the brll~
ere presented to their family of sisters? “:3 ”$132332? (its: 8:33.“:3025 :3 2:33:
on “"9109" labeled. “For the girls ed iso near the sun that du'll ht will
from the boys—~Muy it‘be good tori ' ’ ’ . 5 ‘3
tb m the ,. 'Wlthl i . deprivo it of much of its bounty. Nov-
'he *k d lmd i th 11 “mi” {two ‘3" 1: ertholoue. it in there. and careful look-
instill? 231:“ ogroslz‘riptllzn (i‘engfigl‘ ill! will Inukc ii outhuru. .lupltor
"To betnkon regularly, as desired. For”. “3““ Saturn. ,
nmunotnont. only." The checks hovel Jupiter havingpiuuod Suturn, Mars
been duly cashed on the proper dnteu.l ”Mt overtones Saturn 9“ “‘0 “it‘-
und the money divided among the 3m then Jupiter on the Will. and so slowly
tern. who spent it each according to follows 1“” Venus. 3‘“ for him ‘0 “V'
her own wiah. it is surprising how "nuke van“ ‘3 I‘O‘Jel‘mi ”“3 will
many 1. . ‘ m" be enjoyed from much the limit of her dlzht and turn
err-n u' little” money—mud the list of “Ck before the“ two "”31“” will be
concerts. theatro.‘cxhlbitlone and little brought together.
trlpe those voheckn have paid for has Venue lenow at her best. withdrawn
astonished chi, brothers. from the attractions of her rivals, and
, W ~ehining "all alone in her glory." She
SHORT CALENDAR To DAY. gar; Emil? Si? fill? iromIJupiter and
The usual short calendar session a‘urn at y t“? "ml” of Docem~
will be held‘fodny in the Superior be; she is already setting about two

nonru later than they: that is. at about
court. dodge Mon Wheeler presld- a quarter to 8 o'clock. Rememberlnu
log. The uncontested divorce peti-

thniéhthe orbit of Venus is within that
lions are: Annie Fowler vs. Charles R. “f e earth. it ‘5 evidont that ”he
9.0“??? Eunice-R: Armstrong vs Wll- must some time bend about and thou
linin L. Armstrong: Annie Weed vs.

in between the earth and the sun. On.

the 5th oi December pile reaches her

Howard E. Wood; James Robinsln vs, greatest ousterikolouuntiou; that in,
Fr 0» ‘ - . ‘ . e 11 mos 'un eastward from the
thznmiiiifn 2:333:13} ATgiagezginfezfiieun. which in thin instance-1. will be. i?
statement is also assigned for todnv “Wm“ am 15 minutes; and then BM
The list contains in lnrne number 6. will begin her retrograde motion. mm"
foreclosure miltterc‘ ,. inn backward toward the. gun beanie
“ alarming on the nearer sum :32 our or,

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y The under draping of. hot brim; with
chiffon or tulle In n 'vory ewoet fullb-
ion-«one that adult it becoming xoft-
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SUGAR PRICES ADVANCED.
NEW YORK. December s—‘rue.
American Sugar Refining Company;
null the National Sugar Refining Corn '
‘pauy advanced refined sugar grades
Nos. 13. H and in five points.

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yendily comihz nearer to the earth.
As she has bent around her course this
has been true. and, as a result. her
hriiliancy has increased: but just now
one Is coming almoat directly townrd

 

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58-2.

New Englaridis greatest day is past. nod thousands partook of

ion-ward to the closing“?! the your so near or hand; our store is one
We are purveyors to

purchased here speak for mutilation...

Telephone Gall.»

 

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... ‘ ADVANTAGES: ..
‘ FIRSTeSQPERB QUAMTY. ‘
«'~ The inlli‘tyilbeotpmcrvedinthcoolid
- ‘ ‘ merit! in to dictum: the fine flavor. 1
‘ THIRm—ECONOKY. ‘

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We the 40 W cm...

THE

_ Ml Willi. hiding Grocer 33 lot

. mil . trio)“ ..

it follows from this that. Venue in

air newline—the people—of FINE GOODS OF REAL

“ '3‘ humorous um

cautious cram our to ‘
ruin, bud developiux 1i“ million eon-
flogl‘atlou which might be renowned

it: «alone t. warm or n
1 new no more“ nothing to,bo
toured; tor these wo trains run on
distinct trooku, which are separated
by u diatonce «£4,000,090 miles. Ve-
nue will continue to curve about. there
fore. swiftly chasing up the earth, up,

 
 

the earth and theoun and more on

' inhond or no. Thatcher will reappear

on the sun's oppoaite side all morning
star. . .‘ - . '

The 22d of December gives up our
shortcut day. The null in then lil‘. bit}
lowest point In the heveonl. and the
shadows he outil at noon are the
louirunt ever seen at that time of day,
Winter begins on‘ that date. True.
the and now begins to ascend the nky
and the darn grow longer. but. 1

When the days begin to lengthen.

Then the cold begins to strengthen;
longer though the'dnya are. higher
though the nun in. days are still short
and nun in still low. and there-la an
accumulation of chill from weeks and
months of, ouch conditions, which it
will require weeks and monthcto couuv
tor-act and overcome.

in the southern hemisphere the
longest days are now being experienc-
ed. and consequently summer weather
is prevailing. and hot the nunimers
must be in that region, since they oc-
cur when the oarthlo 3,000,000 miles
nearer its furnace than it is during
our summer; werometimes think they
are hot enough here. even when we
have pushed back 8.000.000 miles from
the tire. At the-,eouth pole there is
unbroken sunshlub‘now. The sun does
not not. ‘ .

At the north pole there is unbroken
night now; the sun does not rise. Short
on the days are here. the farther north
we go the shorter we uhnll find them;
points would be reached where the son
would rise at 9. and out at 3; or rise
at ll and not at l: or rise ”11:55 and
set at i2:05. At come point the more
edge of the sun would be seen show-
ing a moment above the horizon and
thou vanishing. What. blessings are
found in the brilliant light. and gcnlnl
warmth of the pun! ,

The wintor nonetoilntionn are now
grandly uwlnging up into the evening
thy. procluimlug to hearts that will
listen the glory of God and showing
lilo handiwork. Taurus, with its Hy.
ides and Pleindes; Gemini, with its
Castor and Pollux; Orion, with its
Rizal and Betelgeunx: (Innis Major.
with its Sirius, brightest of the fixed
«tars; Cancer. with is sparkling clus-
ter; Leo. with its Reunion. and. that on-
canny‘rndiuut point: whence stream the
November meteor-catholic. and much
else, are now before us. challenging
our study and our unbroken admiral»

tum—Brooklyufl .3). \
DR. PULLMAN is BETTER.

The friends of Rev. Joseph Pullman,
0.1).. prefidlng elder or the New York
blunt Dlotrlct oi tho Method...t church
will he. slid to but tum-when seen
today, ho was mu much himself.
cheerful and interested in the work of
line district. u ls'Tmftorod that or.
gBuck, a former pastor of the Stnrn’tord

M. E. Church. will come on to the New
fi'ork District of his onloo~3temtord
' Advocate. “

it will be remembered that Rev Dr.
Pullman's life was dcspulrcd of some.
months ago and it was thought impos-
ulble that he ehould unrvive it will be
gratifying to in: many old {Floods here
to know that his health in no good.

tore

its pleasures. We are looking
of dummy places of the town.
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,. . ll cououm know thatnothmg‘ outrnnks the "Ferris.”
Wm writ “l‘m‘m'laSECONDnUNIFORH EXCELLENCE.
‘ *' " piano! meat—40 slice it before it is

u itworth while lot ‘ to an extra centincnhtohavctheboconslice.
myfimmitm‘oyopgmkitchenuithneeded. and so

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til. your» mouth: hence. lost, in the.
rays of1 the sun, she will pass between .

 

 

 

 

 

 

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mediate use; goods that sell at 25c

., 29c. and 35c., tomorrow at 19 cents.

The last 19 cent sole of the year rgor. Perhaps you have been here during some of our former
{19 cent sale. If not you havemiloed a good many grand opportunities to save from 2510 33 per cent.
on all goods bought during this: Salon. However we give you one last chance 'in this your to make
money. We mean that you can dove from a quarter to one~third the regular price on goods for im-
These goods ‘are. direct
from our new winter stock. but we must make room for our holiday goods. and think the better way

 

 

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Another Day of
WONDERFUL VALUES

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A sale embracing (iarments'ol known
quality Several lots—«the balance of
our Winter Stocks including the cream

lar prices. THE Chaim oi" the year to
buy a winter garment.

oi the market. at about one~half regu-‘

to condense is by a general mark down. ‘ You will find use for the goods. and we can find use for the
room. The following prices are the convincing part of our story: " ‘
Mulleo' Black Cotton Hose, extra Ladies Silk String Bow Tlefl. col- i regular 26c line. at lilo
elastic tops. regular two for n are and block, this 3013' 9‘“an Flannel Bhlrtn, “M“
nquurtor kind this sale two pnlru 25c Sclanorn warranted for one 3 “01°“ «value 290'. hale, lilo
r “ ' ‘ ' ' Boya' Outing Flannel Walnuts. lino
or 1 19° yeur. f0" 19” . ly made. value 290; sale price. 190
Mon 3 Heavy Weight Black Cotton 1 yd. Henrietta and Serge. for 19c Royal Tooth Powder. value 15¢ a
Sgckfit. 500d ‘vuluo at 15c. for this ‘9 1 yd. 290 All Wool Plaid. {or 19.; bottle, tomorrow two bottles for tile
5 e. wo on re or c , , ’Erurliah Wood Violet Toilet Pow~
Chlldreu’u Foot Block Ribbed 1 ’d‘ 35? mm mm“ “mm" m 19‘ der, good quality. but up Initiat-
2 yde. Fancy Chock Mohair. for 19c “ea value 150 two battles to-
Hooe. sold everywhere at luau. - ' '
this sale. two pairs for 19c 5 ydc. Beat Lining Cambrlc, for lilo marrow, at 6 190
Children's Ribbed Fleecod Vento. ‘3 Yd“ 15“ “mm“ 0mm“ ‘9' ‘9“ 3 {,fi: 821’?" name" mm“ 9 ‘ 19,.
p t d l 2 yds. 15c Silenia Drab. for ion . 1
on a an Druworu. a man or , ( 2 towels, worth 1215c each, this
25c garment, 190 4 yds. loo Fancy Linings. for Lia sale, 190
Children's Combination Suits, niz- Infldlt‘fl' 25‘: Camel Covers (nev- 5 All Linen Doyllon, good value at
on 3. l. 5. regular price 50c. lilo era! “5"“) '90 , 6° 930‘“ ‘9“
Ladlcn‘ Fruit oi the boom Muslin .214, you. Linen Towellng. worth
l3 yds. Brush Braid. for ion Drawers, 19“ we yd” 19c
35° 00ml”, ”Web “one or “0"!" Children‘s Corded Drawer Wnletn. i ran. Full Bleached Muslin. good
lold. 19;- 250 kind, 19c value at 70 yd.. 19c
25c Ludies’ Fancy ‘Frilled Side Lndlea’ and Children's Flannelotte 2 yds Silkolene, worth 121: yd., this
Supporters. 19o Underckirts, worth 29c. at 196 Stile- :19“
25c Veinnga. any style, yd. 19c lnlnnte' 25c Blips. lilo 6 qt. Granite iron Pudding Paul, lilo
‘ . . Ladieu' Handkerchiefs.‘Hemstitch. 2 qt. Granite iron Covered Sauce
25L Chain Purses. very stylinh, lbt. . 9
r . ' ed. good quality. worth So each. Pane. . l o
0 papers Safety Pins. any size, 19c 7 for 19¢ a Coffee Cupg‘ 19.3
35c and 250 Fancy Ribbons, epoc- [Jamey Embroidered Handker- Bracket Lumps. compieto, tile
in]. yard. ‘ lilo ch‘lofo. also Lace. 121;“; quality, iii in. Glass (Duke Snlvcrn. lilo
2 'nkeius Shetland Minis. Saxony 2 for ‘Iili'. ii in. Colored Glass Vase». with
or Germanium». l9" [,ndieu' Initial Handkerchiefs. vul~ gold decorations. per pair, lilo
5 curds pntcnt Hook and Eyes, for 19.1 no. Ibo. two {or 1901 iiBrcukfast 0'" Tea Pinion, 19"
:i dozen.-l holed. first quality Pearl (A good Christmas Present.) ‘2 “1‘ M9“ Plotters. 19“
Buttons, 1“,. 6 Thin Blown Ginsu Tumbleru. 190

 

Slantes‘ Rodent.
Sachets among

 

Ladies Raglan». that were, priced
up to 813. all the. best styles, Sat»
urday’s price, $9.50
8331 no that were up to 825. Sut~ i
ll! . $14.98 l
Raglan: that were up to .35. Sat? 1
urdly, $9.50 .

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Ladies‘ 22 in. Coats that were 81.3

capo collar, were $2.50 to $3.98

and till: Saturday. $10.00 (sizes 4 to l2 years) 81.50
Ladies' Short Jackets, one small Ladiea' Cluster Fur Boas. regular
lot that were priced up to $7. at 82.98 prclc. ‘5, Saturday. ‘333
Ladies 22 in. to 27 in. Cost; that ”(1199' Flannel am Albumin
were 88 to 83. Saturday'smrlce. $3.98 Wallets. prices were $1.50 to ‘
82.25. Saturday. 31.23

Children’s Roofers, with fancy

 

done wnh the greatest comfort
shown.

Holiday Hints.

 

TOPPAN JURY IXAMINED.

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Pniininariuef to. Trial Commone-
cd Today in Mutable.

BARRETABLE hall... December to-
serum by the claw bent or the
harsh tonedvbell on the court house
here. the and jury at the Superior
Conn 01 nominate county can. to»
mu’dcloektbirforomlo
eon-loot evidence own-t mm Jan

 

negro over-eon.
lecture,

the little district court where the dip
trict attorney began the preuentation
of his case at 9:15 o‘clock.

Prom-cor Wood Ind Dr. Whitney
were the first two vim“. They
went about half an hour each in the
jury room. They notched in time to
. return to Bolton by the morning train.

All the witneue- land been caution-
ed not to talk about the cm. From a
person in “touristy who timed in the
who loomed that Profeuor

end hem

whutever between that and
whites of neighboring districts.
Erwin an that the new are
ognlud by the white people as

land ovum and good tomato.

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ovation.

 

 

 

it is none too early to make selections. ‘ That should be lhckcynole oi vour Christmas
planning. REMEMBER'JJT. blocks are fullest and most complete now. Shopping can be
Our Holidav lines are the largest and best we have ever

col-

the colored people have
rhown unhmkedvfor industrial com-
ity: and there nu been no trouble

the
Mr.
1'39
low.

abiding. mm ultimo: that they are

The

experiment has proved with”
Win! in it: {our yum and in
now ridding lmyvflvo per cent. to
the mm The article. which no-
.muflemlorxmmww.
is mun with mom and I now
non of honor. it is» worthy or we»
to) attention tro- undnu of tho me

room ”III"! IVORY TIUI.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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