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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 13, 1901 · page 2

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. porn any or 0an euoonrloue:
or any (style, sine, color. material or price, either dressed or on»
3 rung. tron it: to “310.00 9”?"

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Miami the principal “nuuioctnrers in the country. Two hundred
mitotic. Billinrd ohd l? nobles. Combinola Bonds, on Which may
. homes: Omhlholenha «.75 kind. our price, ”do. _

or all once. or militia. Our Ju venue assortment this your: in almoot
dollhouse-in price‘iroln lo will»). latest Heroin ht, cut prices.

o‘vgorke'lm vole.) 35c ouch. Family and Oxtontl Bible: at one-halt

. a 113w, Prim:-
' .~ . ‘ ill I
. , , infidlllullcll Won-
Do‘olte, Drum, 31on Woman. Valor.»
ones, Hubby Home: Doll Go Carts.

ilkflifillnk Mun. Rankin:
itchy: ’ond Punchlnlrl’lin
PB “‘ ,.

in room Albumi' wallet and Manicure Beth;
“loom. . .

‘ ll , .. . E393. .ll'nnd (Moi-Cues. in
mount. with my Sterling Silver Mounted. Aomuiehlngly low

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, shroud} tin—nut . ,
. colloid ‘ the price; re; ind'other
it, , . nlld Nth. Spoon: oi‘ nli‘kindu, Nut and
silver: null numerous odd nudpretty pieces.

. erllnx ' Novelties
on? this no.
{dbl tedwtre in"

' ‘ 19.1fm Sets.

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, halfiuutfifl i ,
. will“! Plhliofhon «.thlellstr, Pionolm come 11011;th Violins.
luMluitorm'Oorneto, " oi. Accordions.Concertinon, etc.etc.. to the
nicoa..ZIthcre. Pit ohnrps. hormonettes. Toy Graphophones

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_ 'kind that cute and thé kinds you may return it unsatisfactory

‘ from 36b to $3.00 each.
Mouton Jilin: $5.00 mu.
to, mwmrtnmnmto «on par. ‘
'80 ttyloe'xnivenndimufrom title to 34.00 sets.
It styles Comm. from SM to 86.00 net. ‘
N All trout in order tree or chum.

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. f _ krona Puma .in Rustin. c goal, Allixotor
to Shine) mum- htotuited or Fundy Swimmer. Foch
non. The kind they; want hutneldo'm find. Lemar Bass. Batch
ii Dress Canoe. from 81.00 to $10.00. :- ‘
”u‘3‘ ‘ " j) :v‘ 6 , f ‘
one. line “Mtfipdg put upsinzijor moonlit , . on boxes. make
. nitts. Brodie ,' 'and other tine Bundkerchlei to. 10c. 15c.
d Cl perhottle. Cream Violet Soup.

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_ s‘oid elonuhere for too can.
inane-y boxes of 3 coins for the. Other good; in some proportion.

To look» our Increment this year menho to see the Creation: of the
factories or this country. w e have Limos tor awry purpose. any
fill Men. unit to unit any puree. in this Mutation you can spend
flower 885.00., in oithor cone you villi be pleased with your hirnln.

nun cuss -
_ from all oror the world. tinny hundwme and odd pieces selected
glad more loony weeks but, end alive to abide oh our Honour tibia.
,~ . ‘ whore!“ the "every any" goods. but we wont to all your atten-
miiiy odd 1 leech o! Coriabhd. broaden. Old it‘ll. Bord Wot-cen-
Ind rt art pieces. not tone found archer-oily in small cities.
Mott nnd‘ lint Bets, many kinds. *

_ 1 int. rum: ~ ‘
)th . . .go‘e'i‘roes and Chrysanthemums, which look like tool.
and ‘10 no ml“. These are handsonm ornmeuto and more. cheer»
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finonlrdfiiélin The Norwallto. E'l'oneb manner; platinum
podium rim um homo». nil-intercom mm “in n nriety or
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3" farmer and travelling “108mm,. sold
11 hid“

‘ After the usual examination he was
. accepted and mode the seventh meme
her‘ot‘tho jury. - ~ * . .

‘ inrmer. proved unsatisfactory to the
. defense. and was around.

titer Pinch. Clo”l ‘

a . .~ . , ‘ employing help. on hi: my Pressed
hill! cod. Midw.

Worm WaveformsMllowmmmuur- 1M .0 com“... do... n.

' J. Frank Elwood

n on o ‘ry inhothécivii and
_ 11151 mi 13de Wed heard
theitonothlkod ulomt malignant of no
rennonmuhovcottid nortfilriyftry the
one. lie silldlf he“ had read about the
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wood‘wen excused by the state, the first
on'wwhomnho mite challenged. ’

I William IA. Smith. oi li‘eiriiald. wne
culled hold a» thrrhor’hy ‘oooupntlon.

Stephen 1‘. Palmer. otlluutington. a

. Clark 8. Beardsley. of Huntington. a
ntoclr trailer-nudi'tormer. who ‘the air—
teenth manhol- oi the panel coiled for
examination. 'He has served on juries
before at both civil and criminal trinle.
He was accepted. , . .
« John C. Lohdoii, of Foirheld, said he
knew at no renaou why‘he could not
fairly try the use. no Mid he hall
coutoientiouo ecrupiw mint enforc-
lux thozdenth penalty, and was one

by thorourt"... .

< George l3. Gregory, of Boston. a for-
mer. ma pent examined; ole said he
nod rend ofthe, role at the time the
crime was communion. but trod . formed
0 opinion in renru'eto imodhad tor-
ott'en on about it. Mr. armory was
accepted as lunar nuniher nine.
Edwin ‘ C. ' "Brundue. of Greenwich,
Wu called. Humid he didn't «exactly
cure tor foreign lobar nndfxuve the
Monaco-to Ameriemsvrhon he. was

tor at remn hem-lo it one because he
mid not mite them understand. He
Was ohnllenpod by the defence.
billion Jennings. oi Foirtleld, said he
had read about the commit had form-
He was
thnllongod ”by the (inferior. . » ‘
; Juli. Jennings who called. its mid
he‘vmtdaoiinvilreenn Forms and tor
outlook-"“nrmr moulyxl When united
=Mihndimd til the one ire-mid he
ad‘haord or, it. but it had found no
cut in his mind. "lo the o neve-
it...

Wududl tormhlt tile/next

" ho'nnld. He believes that the
low should nonhuman-rte hetwoen
hit-”com in the infliction“ amenity.
e was challenged by thallium». .,
culled w. lira.

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l The um tom.
trim or. Ham. unwind

he body of

rdnroort. Show 1601!th some
or the clothing which no onzthe body
Minolta found it; - ..
‘ l Merlot =0. Inllim notified to
tnrdiu'g'uhina cm «them utter
two round and proportion it .tor hur-
ni. Romeo Monti!“ “101mb oi. the
elotntnx 1nd. numbed them
tihere the body no round. Attorney
phi-r Loubiocted hllni to .n Viol); crooo
minimum iwhioh" infill! “ that
go object of the defense was to prove

at the body hod‘not been carried to
the place when lt"vvu found. by the
child‘s mother. ' ..
‘ MedlcnlEnminer Ur. F. B. Downs
has culled‘to tell: of tho onions: made
it the bodv and vital.“ revenlod. fie
eocrihed the condition 01 tho body
told the arms. and aid the «use at
dentin m allocation by violent
henna. There were units about the
throat and enroll photo where blood
had oett‘lcd undur the ‘chln. All the in.
ternnl organs were in admin] condi-
tion. but the brain was congested;
l Attorney Mam naked thewimeno if

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‘ o conclunlon of
lawman. court “odloh
o'clock thll morning: 92'" e

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“Bert Looking Min to Homdoo” Are
. inhos- oi Willi-rule“.

“Way Dorm East," with ‘vnriationn.

Fulfilled?!" the Probate Gourt; in the

henrlnz on tho uppolnilineotrof lit-coil» -~

tomtord'or William Fonnn'nn and hit.

carnal former. says the New

Pnllhilittm. ‘-

o umnll born. ‘

Penn discovered

bank hooks.

ivhlch there isn't

in Homeland"

lo lilo a ham: of

tlnrs don‘t steal
'to Waterbury

the twins and in

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the lntnnt‘e bonnet atrium would not
lune marks such on some that were
Uncovered. Witness replied they
might. but the marks he‘reierred to
here not nude or W mm.

Annie with on: the next witness.
She testified “Wt Umohine . Zavocki
had been living, will: [her on church
litreot. met Bridgeport. and on 81in

 

 

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. Arrnnotnmo run UNIVERSAL nulorunur m vmwmo roan
norm. mt HAWEIWNGED A man ran out PATRONS Alto ~

on no.
.ri’ : V

‘ The selectmeu oi Handout two weeks
ago mnde'noplicntion. thaw conserva—
tor tor Feud be npnointedvbouuao her
insisted upon iotuns - his norm so“
whmvcr tiny iisted,nnd also ouud
nineteen of them in his kitchzn and in

i Ira w. Davis. of Hnmden. was up.
pointed. conservator. His first not woe
to sell a mirror 310. A constable shed
a. motile to got‘the money from Feonn

The next move on the part of the
Conservator was to get pomnaion of
his word's four book books.

the conservator secured tivo or them.
‘Fenn told him to come around the next
day for the other two.

On the following day Davis will to
the house and was told that burglars
had been there the nighti before null:
had stolen the hooks.
x [under a mattress and Fenu took
‘ '11th iron) him.
hunk books. More burglars optional
the next night and again stole the

. This convenient persistence of the
burglars cooled the hearing yesterday
tftcrnoonw For two hours. Food. with
his peculiar twang and old New Euc—
laud expreooiou. kept those in the pro-
Inte court in conetnnt laughter.
on them was “‘1 he Lord deliver us,-
dse you me. from a. conservator."
‘: it who nhovm thnt the horn in Mt.
Carmel enjoy trying to ride Fenn'n
down and nino to have Fenn chose thorn.
* 'llhe financial advantage otv li‘onn‘e .
down werettnlten up. He kept nineteen
cove which cost him $30 nimonth he-
eldeu the hay whlen they ate. and from

Judge Oienreiond looked surprised at
the statoment. nod l-‘onn replied “What
do you expect of the. bouillooklng cows

1‘ Conservator Davie trained three
times yesterday. and finally consented

constable with him. to preserve moor.
While they cleaned outthe house to»

.. , dny.
the mm in mm in i lie is to soil the rows it some bur-
. and not nc’w book books
huder order from Judge Cleveland.

Twine or “intonation.

Birthday Annlvorcnry“, Thunder! by
' Motherly Slater}! ,‘njotylpne.
Mn, Betsey W. Hoyt ond, her twin

brothers. lone Wordwell. coiehrnted

their eighty-limb birthday anniversary
3 week at him. Hoyt’s home
tnmtord. A guano! honor m In.

Hannah Srodeld. She is n. ulster of

 

one years of age. Three generations
‘were represented at the dinner.
‘ Mr. Wordwoll is energetic. goes out
dolly for n drive and in e to
to his business claim.
In Ittlck of pucurnonio some time we
Ind was in 3 critical dominion. 8hr!
into not yet lolly woovered.

)irs. Sachem. the elder sister. enjoys

ed. She token a lively interest in every-

foo-Q.” ‘

mm maroon. rum

ll. Bedlah'n
“11““ I“:

. Flown

. Before
what he was after.

Davin found a

it contained the

Am-

ll (39” return.

36.000. and to ink? in

them. and also to no

in

a month over ninety—
W

attéhd
ro. Hoyt land

tacuiucn little impair
to the household.

 

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l3: new. oer-w

l tho—outlaw «will on!»

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Handkerchief Section‘lu a variety of styles.
SLOO.

Men's initial-Swiss Handkerchiefs 13c.

WMuch of ou'rl'ktor'c ncwont this season
might be itlrllléd:".“fillll5 to luluslmulls."
This is our. 'l‘licy (wivcs) c'oullln'tlic bet—
ter pleased at' (Tllristtihnsfihidthau by the
addition ofra pretty China‘Gabinct to their
treasures ('stipi‘msiug‘oi mimic: that they
haven't one already.) '

The Big 'l'htiiitilrc Store L'p’stairs has
them (China Closets) made of Wctiicrml
(ink in tlic'tluaint Miésioufsiylc,oi ,Golden

in Cliippcullalc‘m (jplorli‘al designs.
’ . . his.” horses.
in amuse sum.

S‘ito‘liiiiz‘lluckcd lum- llrusllcs. $1.25 in
,. $5.90.

howling liackcll Mirrors $3.00 to $10.00.
Sterling (Tops for Children $30010 $5.50.
Sterling llnby Sprunnn$i25 to$l.50.

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$393 i?“ $7.50

 

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THE CHRISTMAS PROBLEM—what to give tliai’Wll‘l'p
«in sometimes v'cry’pct‘plfixingl yet there is always a satisfactory solutidnL—lrtlc‘oiii‘lic“ t0“?tili‘f
Handkerchief Suction. l'landkerchicfs never go amiss, are "our, superfluous and any. will.“ in
such fine and pretty ntylcs as cannot fail to please. Initial Handkerchiefs are shown :‘i'ii our

Men’s initial J'aponcttc l'lzuulkerchicis 10c.
Men's Silk initial Handkerchiefs. 25c arid soc.
Children‘s l‘uifi‘nl I'lautlkcrchicfs. 3 in lmx for 25¢.

A CHINA CABIREI. '

lug Sets (C
and $4.50;
Shaving llr
Sicrliu Drill
inc) ’t'filsm

l, a ‘t'. “xv-wt:
lease 9nd not lie superfluous

Vt’mucn‘s all liucu initial llumlkcrchicis. l3c.. i7C.. or (i for $1.00. 25c and 3562. or 3 for

It

Men's all linen initial Handkerchiefs, l3c.. 17c.. 01' (i for $1.00. 25v. lillil 50c.

0

Sterling Mounted Articles for Men: Show

ut Glass and Sterling ) $4.55
Razor Straps $1.50 to $3.50;
uslics 75c to $1.50. . ' .
king Cups for "l‘ourisits (folli-
Sct of two $10.00.

Gold and Silver Pencils 251'. ltl$l.50..

Fountain

l’cus :

all styles. grades ’3an

sized. and of 1.. li. Waterman and Eagle

\ l’cus. Special Eagle Fountain Pen,
two... ‘ ‘ ‘
HEATHER nouns.

Shining Phper lloldcrs.
Card (Tastes.

’ ”tiliaccb Pouches.

dunks.
llashbna rd

l "'".

Watches.

llt‘atlml Chatelaine Bags 750 to $15.

German Si

$81 3.

l\'t‘l‘ Chatelaine Bags, $3.0tiio

Sterling Silver Bags $7.50 to $i5.00.

l’urfonlllerman Silver) $i.00
, totaling) $2.50.

, common murmurs.

EXCLUSIVE STYLES. the best materials and exquisite workmanship in the making arc
the grounds on ‘which our nimwing of Colored Silk l'nxlersklr’ts claim attention as part of our of—
fort to supply the widest possible varioty of goods for your I'lolitlay consideration. ’l'oarcgular
stock that was‘ already"irreproachnlllc lum- llt’t‘il added spreial uumlu-rs that clulmtly colors 'nml
styles that areneitquisilc. Rcmcmbcr that a price for price comparison with goods; elsewhere
twill substantiak‘tjc‘our elnim M‘ftllc host value for any given twice.“

58.15
so so

$19.00

'6 1-... light coho Co.

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"counties OFjCOKaRESSMEN.é BUFFALO

Contact: Shown in the
. VDiroctory.
"l'ho biog-aphids published in the
new Conn-onion! Directory in Wuh.
tuition. show we curious. contour.
Hoot of the old ligature have written
Ihort common-m loo nltbo _ ‘ ,
tor never! out ’ Taffy?
. ' at.“

home Corinne

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i liar flirtlm one
inoll oi the

lotus oou'r (”gm

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New issue at dramatic in Rather

Flimsy.

On the first of thin month the treasury,
department put into clrculntlon tho ilrnt ‘,
or its new issue of ten dollar bnfiaiof
billsfl'ho not in no domed becnuoe of the
control figure. which is h lnmehud'oio.
dingh- a position do: though to
rec onvnn enemy. it in the lorseotj
uglc More ever p ed on n treasury
It the ti
t it was hardly tunable. [than hear
lid that vignettes no more service-
ble,'u they taken up the ink more
handily than a large Igure. Althom
filo huhlo bills have been ill circula-
tion loo-"than two when; 1 number of

c “It 666'.“ XVII

hills thud returnod the
tonic ha been mi, «mm. ”m
lumen tor the short life of that»
. that they um put into circuit-

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in $3.25;

“2.50
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$13.06

 

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STOOK BOUGHT FOR QEARLIS.
*. SAN FRANCISCO, December 13—-
The stock of the Pacific improvement
Company, belonging to the Huntingtoa
estate. amountinglo onévi'ourth ot the
total outstanding issue of fifty thous-
and shore: hall been transferred on the
company's books from the name of C.
P. Huntington to that at f nerai
Thomas H. Huhblrd, “trustee Or Ed.
\vln Wks.1‘he purchmmulw Hill!»

noon ’ a tunnel; food there
on mdoiderdhle op’eédl on 'h‘ the
time no to whether he had purchased
k stock for Searing or for other in.
. tors. The formnlrf‘vonotorlof tho
stock mottled thoquuotyn..lli‘ ‘
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RICEWER eon ammo" PUB-
‘Llouzm; ,

NW HAVEN, Win-mu.
cation". mode yumlorwthc op‘
pennant of o moi / the hook-
rupt solo of Butler E A)”. flotilla“
of this city. Idwnrd .9, Ital, oi
Che-hire. u do“ “Wm oi the
Inn, no more ' for receiver
by the Inn-m on W represent:
to; name of the Wimp mutant-4i
in the (would. ," "’

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