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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 22, 1902 · page 2

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oboollno, .
, .E,. . honors onions;
. .lAltlnEEEE STANDS, ' Mum;

of‘ lilbiiht ilzllilill and Wood iiookoln mid (lllullA, ”Am.

 
 

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,‘i ‘ .
, on. Movies. ‘ .. _
r9 disagreeable in the summer than a1 bot kitchen? )You
you Allin 1a Puritan Blue Flame 011 Stove.
96, End guaranteed perfectly safe. Let on
R PRICE. $5.00.
9 s not récolve d, all new patterns, in iltl'llltlil iiiii‘ikll
Straw, ootton and lingo warp From 10o yd. up
“Grand Clonnllble llofrigerotors.

 
 
 
 
 

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tho months of Mali. dEt‘n‘l‘ arid July We will present to our custom
ill a that 91993 standard looks sewing machine. “mm b illiA sullen

PIANOS
moon”. EnoElnonn.‘

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IN FAY.

OPEN EVENING98.

 

Nbrtll Main, ml ‘11 Struts.
. Sbl‘l‘m Nor-walk.

 

 

 

Positively '

. illilil in ”la homicide

GABLER. THE WONDER}.

_ 1 waived from the state banner for $15 .

that ii much larger: unloullt of this
vliopnrly AAA-as owned in the toiwn limo
‘ 9 ms mini-nod to the local

xiii-iii Pinon Fiiiii‘lg

m'llllo ototo .

 

HARTFORD Aw‘il .IU

.Aion ill the o Altol yesterday to noon.
miller the Ellnlio‘ oi ,
ed of murderitholicomoh Hugh
id: l'ioon. of New Haven, and sentenced
ill did on April 25. G9il
l1; iililidtlno all or
. m d and Who nllowod to give his
.l loion oil the chili-loll: Elwin; that
the. till-no pulled on who were present
All tho tru-gody forced their way into
lAlA- Emma pushing him book. He gran
him ‘ul‘ih dill" oi“ tli‘o pdliéeu‘lou bill.
Timiilil ihl ll lll‘ild filly. pidtfll nhots.
i“ w. oliml Ml- liodn than duonl‘lonod him
l:A lollll‘l'll 1o lli‘A mulliv nnd lilo (Ollllili‘l

 

 

Will-(ion rim-lilo tentliiod‘ that 119 first
bullion mi Doliomt‘l . illnt- that Lalo

b‘a‘nce. Loudnno hail diplnlslimln oi billin-
inu voil-ol‘l; 'l‘héy wor‘e the most pro-
Album-oil symptoms that ho boil over
. ‘ in hill ex‘n toned or tllll‘ly yours:

Allillli‘ with “1198.116 Liliuduno wlio

mdodvlaing‘ him to been ‘q’illoti- 'l‘h‘o
wooden Enid he bblloyied‘i '

Du ggan ll 6 liondnnd hall been u rogu
nlllr atbo'nd “ t at rolls-ions sol-Vices on
Sunday boil the loot (ow weeks: when 9
lie 1:91:9th himself oil the Allen oi"
not: feeling woil. Attorney Poull Ruin
so of New Haven who in ni-‘i‘ddblo‘tod
Al'9ith Attolneyn Biydonbnrg mid Moi-y
ion 99 Luodhuo' 9 oo.ullsel manned that
in an interview with the prisoner our.
inn tile-trim in new ii on Loudhn‘o‘
mild no litEli‘l 9 wall) oil tho‘. bld‘ll‘lloll

.. ’ woo iiois’dn’dd Dr. Fox.
the prison bill-Aldon. said he consider
od bliomlfiuuh’er ll‘orfoo‘lliy 9min;

n Willlbmll whom-sod
the story of tile llolnlol‘do in doth...

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no lid of pardons hold? o‘lllleoiilll 9'99: .

luno‘j Allowod ohm or mental distill-n ‘

' . Celery. Compound the lull-«and hobo-st
‘ its. oorioln reward of health. utlongtll‘,

” mold lndlll'oront null oarhlosu. content

‘ dill-ll glove cluimll you no its Vii; tim?

. lion rog’illntod. bblldnclio‘ll. oldonohos

i insomnia.

. . lid C'ill‘oiéssllcss
Load lo Phyii‘cill Shipwreck

 
 

 

Th9 noon; ailing. ill
have now more than over boiolo. (in
den their control lheir physical con
dition.
ilmb‘t wholly responsible: for thell ill -
thin When the brain in not uliooioll
and tho mind dun diucerll botwe‘oui
right and wrong, a duty. to thom- A
salvo» their frioigdn,‘ and country loud
ly demands a mill-Mil dohisionm.‘
promlit and determined: notion when:
health is inlpnirod and . 3 in don-i
gor. _ ,
it in tho uni-t oi u-iddoin that troll;
lilvnilimi‘ b9 mndoF todbi‘i tomoilow
m1 . b9 too into in tlloillu‘nliil of «EA»;
1 a .lll: -:i:l inn and banishment of di
llAAAAEondA- upon instant billion;- any
hull!" loot fronnontly blends the linut
ling out ‘0! Solon preolonll lire. ,

Few poop!!! in our ooubitry ale wlth-
out sumo linoulltldgo of tho wondrouo.
lilo. giving virtues of Pnille'a Gallery
Compound, 9 modicino that Summons
lieleafifl tram the dinoanon common to
l to ‘

What will your decision no today
poor null‘oror‘? Will you diva Polite ll

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

testing that others are giving. it. with

vigor or llni’lnlnooof or will you re
to piled your few days or wot-ks in this
cry agony and wroicllednol-As until the

It ill almost nondl‘oss . 1 onum‘oruio
the bllillsod resulto- that flow. from
Paine s C y Compound and whoill us-
o‘d promo y in unriniitinlb. its you and.
your flihniill haven l‘lnowlodg‘o or
thorn. 0! this you may ho assured;
tho‘ hoods-or M39999 ill-o. banished the
system ill fortified, tho blood is made
rod and pure, the. norvoo braced dig-om

and backuoboll folio/vel- disoollod, and
wool r9sti’ul sloop (altos the place of

 

. color anything any color.
“1mm“! “fills Simple“,llllrobio.econolnlcnl

 

(inimine- that. tho lindimt of the min ‘
odor guilty by tho superior Court was
in accordance Avith t‘ll’o goblin]. Attorney
Blydonbury presentcd a brief in Invol- !
of the nrisonor- .

The floor-d oolnmut'ed tho neuto'llce or ‘
Landanos who was to have been bang;
led at the state prison in Wcthe‘ralleld.
Dill Friday night. to imprisonment for

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W ..
RECEIVES mo DWI‘DEND.

Rookvlllc‘ Gold 94.. n which up New.
Haven, and H99 Similar Pupulation.
ROCKVILLE, Mil-ll untrue cllook
which Town Trouuror Skinner 9‘99

382'. 72. lol- th‘tno stocks and bonds
now paid direct 119 state, was much
longer than was «annealed by tho town
Alud city officially In past years the
amount or bonds and stocks placed in
liltl grand list' amounted to About $1,-
“no 000 and nearly all of this amount
has been subleéted to a town and city
lml‘ of thirteen or lourloen mlll‘a T139
ll turns from the state denomi— nhov‘l‘o

so _
amount rocelvai‘ by Rorliirllio
1‘ a practically. the town of Ver~
nod hail nttrootl-‘d ll‘llnéral attention in
oil oasis of the state. an it sin-luvs that
it 19‘ (more of the mold: wealthy towns in

ville receives nlnio half as much an

itv of Bridgenort .nn’d mar .
wine the amount roocived by, Watnr
ill-y whll9 Nérwlch in; New London
9331 ‘0 in compari-
9 1 me 8519.

3319 (1111991199 “a

town of3 Windhnm. wEi

llmuotic. i‘ .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lilo state, according to population. with .
ll population of 1995 than 10 000 Rock-.1 ‘ ‘

 

Ailililiu Fill Wagon

(continued iknn First Pogo).

should no {lintnll
Armory Hill ll‘e
nine or nurtuco no bad tilllied
tho mntl‘e‘l‘ ovel- "in Civil Englnoor
Charles N. Wood and a oontEA-llotor and
mo initial: bod told him till: cost or Al
new basin would be from no to 860.
without adding in the piping which.
would novel to be laid to tho solver
Ho lcconlnmndcd that the basin. it
alumni-lam; be bloom no door the now
or an polsplblo Ei‘l’tld this will bling‘ it
near the renldenco or Robert Von Bu‘
ion. lip‘on million of Councilman
llollnl'ls Mallow. was nuthol‘lznd to
out u now

A butltion signed by (loom: Yum-4
been. ill. W. GroonWood. Thomas Hunt
and ii nunlbor of others requoll‘lod that

nsimnt litr‘llt lie. bladed ill 3
side avenue; Councilman Re aids.
in ll-iliim the million won or

ihu «iyirlinl u have a new light was both

oronent location it. duos no good. Doe

lilies

'9 Slim-i dour Am... in And

.I l u
“103 me free nelonto’ End. “liimotio a. mid mailing ofiéigumlintn for 9

Court and jury cone-n 19 .
the. nu '

 
 
 
 
 

 

l E” h‘ h l A‘ U '
pm CM g m“ er up the flame to ‘ entire field including tilde annua- rune,

tinned for- the: mutton being that at its1

 

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nliln‘ Pleas Alli i‘n lilnlilllj

Noll Filling in Hell MliiiflllS

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illiillll‘llp11‘ltn bulllholln‘ in William thin1
eel: and next Woell will be prepared
o try one» death in Bridgeport A .

 
 

1Ext Friday tilt the hill-polio of hearing ‘

tr i ill“ at wook.
may be claimed toEl trial durin
nlninliol' or tho. Aplil term uni? for the
May term. All claims should be in
tile olorll’o office before 10: 30 n. In , on
wtdnhodllv. April 23.

The notation of calling ll july for

 

 

Mull telm will he (illnllidt‘l'ed lit the
nhort culendun session on 11 ridu).
Til'2l9‘e: [We u uulnbilr of jury- Eliseo

 
 
 

”and it is‘ thought host to clear .‘
9 up bofor‘o the end of tho c‘oult _ 1

The court will be ill Danbu‘ry on

Wedll‘onday to try two Vol-y illtenostl‘n‘g _

oust-ll with a jury. These actions are
Ridi‘tgriiold, against James I. Turner
and Emilie:- Danbilry policé oilicen ‘

The chillers went down to Ridgelleld
in the night in a hunt offal a fugitive
who ballooned to be ll woman
Eliougll‘t silo A‘vllo secreted in tile Halos

ome
Buttes oil tho‘nl “ rbllrglnrn and do-
tonded hill? home. 119 “hall a tough tus-
all; and was much blittbrod Mil-i. Boles
lied through a ‘wifnl w in her night
«wool in on olfll‘rt in lll‘oullo the
neighborhood. in her flight she fell ill-
to an icy brook and wall Allin-dill drown-
all 0nd or the neighbor v.-

gentleman was thoroughly mild, and
those suits (outlived lifter he had coll»
nullod Hall & Hill. of Bridgeport ,

The Donhury unicorn tried to how.»
«the city dlnwn into the 9999. in their
behalf They will now have to explain
how they come to do it to u buy
whirl: Will b9 drown {loin tho follow,
imt pullv‘llt George F. Fry and J. Wll~
lluln Shaw, oi Bellini; John H Peck
and Chariot; Siwllill'i oi Brookliuld;
Frederick S Olmll‘teoil u‘nd William ll
Barnum. of Diinbury. Elijdll‘ P Brown
and lonnc‘ S. Knapp. of New Folrilcld;
Michael J. Whllo and Elliot M. Peck
of Noll-town. Aaron H.1)ln‘loud and
Anion l-I Dill-ls. of flooding; William
R Knolor and Hilnm K. Scott. In. of
illdgoilelli Charles Jennings and Am-
mi Cl.‘ Glddln E,‘ of Sherman; Seth L
(humming. Jl.,"-‘,Willium ll. Hurlbutt.
.lr.. of Wilton. . ‘

in the civil suneniill' court today the
the. jury will take up a. cane Whllll lu-
volvoo the legality of the signature on
u note. The case in the City National
Blink. of South him-unlit, against Wil.
llum Hindley It has been in the court
about three years.

 

 
 

 

There is business enough to last the
court about two days more ‘1

 

by St. Louis world’s Fill-E.

S’l‘. LOUIS Avril “2w‘-Genol-ul coil-
Editions to be oblong-nod in tho airship

‘ committee or aroostatio 9:39 to.
shops or the course. uuullfloiltiooa of

ties for ‘oonbtouotlon. repair and expel-

 

on motion at Mr. Holman the petition
-- 9 referred to the oomnlltleo on

Elurlbutt uredbnttid a lettef.
‘l’lad reooivod from Robert

 

lime-um allowance for size of machining

and weight of engines. bearing of won. t

1. ther condition, was gone over and ten
tative rules decided upon These rules
will have to be Submitted to the sub:
committee of thé‘ moon 1

 

Wu
the in Alum-l
the rules it that cannon seems boa

. l , dill Ely

aomgn‘s CLOSE.

Ellipill’lidq
.llllll‘i mill} lili .lllaillm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The div“ dominion pious court' will V

hort clonal» bouillon will be held ‘

the buluuco of this. term nod for tho ‘

brought by Giles Billed and lvli'l‘l. 0f ,

They J
"flu! theyt cool ll the door Mr. . ‘

honor: and found the oifloul‘ll tr‘ying to ‘E
explain things to Baton. But the old

The supremo ooull: will mine the (
consideration or Falrfleld county cases: .

mile rol- tho would urine at manual“
. altered by the world’s tall- insular? 1*!

presented. was in non Eot moi/ink tho?

contestants conditiono of. entrv, taoilb 1

or views on the subject. oil-Angtin‘g 1

 
 

Tiles; 'aE‘r‘e wli‘jat‘ till!”

 

-—-witil bonding at}: ribbons.
Drawers,

with ribbons.

‘ mixtures.

Lighter and finer weaves

39 and 50 cts. a yard.

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LOLD F0 REAL B TTER.

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Advance in ‘Cost of Dairy Products
Caii‘I‘eo‘ work i'or Commisaiooer.

tDl‘l "y Commissionu John 13 Nubia.

 
 
 

troubléo of lain. and he is trotting from
one 99nd of the state to the other to find

oupp oil-.1 we reason (or the advance.
All it rosult. or the cost of bilwttél‘ oleo
is having ll. grout sale in- many parts
tale, and it Will plobnbly dou—
‘o a great 9319 no long as
moossible to buy butter at

as though (l9: ‘

pril 22 -1-—A large ,
t3." lin-

 

 

lvonl‘N s' UNDERMUSLINS.

Enough to la‘s’t about on: clay.

On Tuesday inclining we‘ snailEpiln a salo‘ of woolen a

ndergarmonto, a line? at1 Amino, all of Camb‘ric

or Namsook Tho‘y ai‘e of e’ilquisitc quality, beautifully

trimmed and compriso nanny venetian.

ibt‘ codtditl‘o “ 1- ' ’ 1 1
too Gowns, Nainoook or Camliitlog trlmlt‘led with tho

finest ‘Torcbon. Valencielines lace and French ‘e‘mbroi‘cibry

ed with lace or embroidory ruffles.
‘ 92 Chom‘iaell, all Nainsook, most exquisite garments, 9
trimmed With lace: and French embroidery.‘
'68 Corset Covers, all sorts of novelties;
sot Covors, Eton and Sdrpiice effects, 930ml: with button—
books, and all dointily trimmed with 1999 and a-flutter ~

‘lu‘xuiv. and in rehtajlurnnts where steady

IE Windsor. has been having lllsi

 
 
 

illic- lll9gl‘ll bill-c of ol‘colnnr- ‘3

fission-1 1

tho-t malice twill: Elie

 
 

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alns‘ollk or} Calmb‘ric,‘ tucked; and full-

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[French CEor—

1§°’Petticoats,alllong, with TorchOn, Valenolenncs or,
Nainsook embroidorod ruffles, all more or less Elaborate.

TUB SUITINGS

The very sensible Linené whioil collie in both heavy .
and light weight are no our co‘untors. There is no material
that feels more comfortable in Width weather than Linen.
This year they are termed Tub Suitings perhaps for the

-- reason that when sodod they bear a visit to the Wash tub
. with belief t Fo: Skirts; the heavy, coarser we‘av‘qs in
dark and medium blue also in blue, gray, red and block

1 28 inches wide, 25 cts. a yard 1
Dark blue. red and gray grOund with white polka dots.

27 inches wide, 50 cts. a yard.

come for waists and whole

V dresses. In all shades and combinaticlns of color at I9, 3'5,

. Scotch Madras, a full line in heat colored stripos on
'white ground, cxc9lient quality. 15 cts. ‘9 x.

. BASKETS ' " ‘ 1.
Handsome standing Work Baskets from $1. 75 to $2. 98.
Office Baskets from 30 to 90 cts. '
Fancy Scrap Baskets from 50 cts. to $1. 98.
Grass Shopping Bags from 49 to go cts.
Glass Dress Suit Cases, $1. on, $1. 25 and $1. 50.

THE D M READ COMPANY

Bridgeport. COflflr

 

It has got to be arreal

 

past two wee

customers got large pibces oil bread
lubrication, they now receive but one.
whilo the stranger to a restaurant has
to 9919 mine for butter with his blend.
In the homes butter is used very spar—
ingly while in the ponder: diatrictn‘ the
1159 ofE butter is dispensfzd with Elto-

gel]: '31. - 1_ ‘ 1
mm long the slimtagc of blltter End
the present high prices Will continue in
a question the buttcri men would like
to see settloadu Why are ‘vitally inter—
estcd While there hns‘ always been
money in. dairy products the prosent
high prices make ii: necédomy to sell
butter on ll closer margin than enrol
before, and the sale is not so large as

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ Opinion of.

her of ill
Dilko ‘one of the

f best infonn‘iednmembel-s lot the House.

of Commons. dished odwhetller he thinks
rod gin South Af-
' on. boom-9 tho coronE‘tloh‘,“ replied. ac-
cording to 9 Tribune dillliutcll from .

mils bud boon doll with by tho gov~
ument but they might have been cone
1 he 12% (.1.

 

 

 

 

 

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