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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 30, 1902 · page 2

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' court through the jury to give him $1

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The code was the first on the list
for trial eyegterdny.J when the court
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1' Mumford presided.
are Howard J.
'uliglrt to“ sit on a nose in which the old
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1court‘oneh ut they had 11 hit or

excused Charles H Welles and Sam
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W 10! our offlorw lk was
among the 11111131, 9 Cniioruia.

' - while his 111111111911.» front the, some

"1 town 111111111111

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1 Knapp. 0! Stamford This left 8only

was tilled.

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noon 5 who li'ih's
lit at his home Rheumatic twingea
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ten Jurors and the 1111111111 was instruct-

9 ed to brink in a couple of oxtruii.

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ed County Commleu’iuuers‘ Whit-
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The other 11.. mini are: Richard
Clancy or Bridgenort. Charles n.
Purdy and ; 9 1111111111 or Greeng
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cuiciener 01‘ 11111111111. 111111111

. Curtis of Stamford Sylvester Koeler

and 11111111 l. Jenn’lnxe of Westonrt.
an bridge 3.2111111111911111 and Qeurs'o
it: 'l‘n‘ylor‘ 11111111111111. ' "

d on will so
11%” Agilit‘dr Hf‘bld 41'3 11111111 1111113
about filndngieu whether rent the

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mmeuti/ them to all
women afu erhi rout bwekoohe 11nd
molt kidneyé ' 1
sold for 60‘ date hox'1'hy all dealt
urn. Floater iiburn (9.30... 111111111». N:
Y.. sole use 1.11;: the United States.
Remember: the A ewlnoon u~and

'1] Mr. 11111111111

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he did not thinkh it 11111111111111 and 111111
hilt put it in 1.1111111 was ‘ 9 hurry And
only 1111191111311 the 111111111 ‘

lugl
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he had been told

ienno which hud been pulilei in h'y th
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not ancient,- 11'6

wire. He 11111111111111.1111.
prettv old. on the

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doubt: it there it: A wh‘ coo or 31111111
lettinit." ‘ ‘ ‘1 “

"The conductor; 'i‘or‘n Reill'ey was cut
and hurt1Jernme May and Charles Eh‘

erhu'ril uro’d by glass. I don‘t

6d" know now ehe. l9? The)? 111111111111 ut
_ filtration?! to 11m, their insuriee dreseedf
1 We were taken to the house of n 1111111
horned Wales and made as commune-‘1

ihlo until the our brought on to
1 am unable to btoie how
y’were hint but there were at least
live. um! nomibly moref'
Clerk woo not ortunute He had

depth. 1111111111; through the 11111111111. or
the bunk. ‘lt with out 111111111 sinus;

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AA 1111111111111 our was sent out about
1191111)} the wroeketi

”Micah n i right f 11 -

lithtfur'tl w it;
thin: hbout trutlor'd
, Judson. Jim left out
would be it. Dooley story without
Hennaheey. and so the honorable gen
tleman token the center of the boards

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very proper that he should so Appear ‘
in rixbt f

n the Judson homeotead
aromas the way and ‘Stl loll. .lr.. knows
every tree. ev‘bl‘y‘ and dbout ev

ery blade or area uround the dienuted A

parts.

011 the other 11111111111 n‘fih‘t lbr lien "

smut Rubert

mer Prosecutor Jacob B. Klein. There
in the ore the" ot A11 still lentil battle

When it was time to commence
ihére wee 1201111 111me or Sit-attord’e
most ancient and honorable citizens on
hand to worth the proceedings and no
«duty to take the stand for the old
town when the proper limb came.
Some of them will he uhle to toll of

customs and travels connecting buck ‘

a century and a ham

The dormer welder oi.’ the 111111 club
along Broadway has no such array or
witnesses - He must rely on younger
angles]: 111111 rt-‘hls olulm. , *

up into

 

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incident from 11111111111111 were meagre
but no one who killed. and the. injuring
Were mainly mm cute hy glass and

‘hruines from being hurled ugulnst the.

wrecked snout. 1

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BEILLE'F‘ONTAINE. 1 April 30.”
Four hundred employee in the Big
Four Rnilrood shops here 11m signed
,.adreemeut no light‘ the: smiled

» 11-11111
‘chlldr‘én will he did hted
to know that. p: '

awarded This

been abundantly

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and me be relied upon
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Millie!“ Mki tho ‘

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(cautioned 11mm 111.. rage). . 1-1

knew we were i piled: in 111131191111 upol'i
. the floor or
whack” no for an resume

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19 1 e11 1111; Sally. boil 1.

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3 ’ thin 11:11:11.1, it might
he well to 111011 1111.111 1611 ton your» and

been met «1 15.
member enoh sdeunilc when the advan—

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'l‘ mini; hau’kwui‘d by now stages"
until we have reached the beginning
at the 1.111.111.1111. century. we will the
better uhdordthhd the conditions one
hundred years ago. the inoreaee Hin’nupe
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l credible amount or money in circulation

Lately I new this statement:
nearly $60 000 .000; Which Wuil

'gtreet distributor's" thin inth will?”
tutu 11101111111111.1191 than it took to tin:
none the whole Rerolutionary wm

lA'AigAitAhinude all thin prosperity poi-ash

Wettwentybflv'e years ago Alva
ofrfiwn or wtutport. wrote a series or
or mien ionthewveatport Hour, entitled
‘ikenolleetione oil on Old Men. ”

reto read them and than will sire
u very little that l have been nhle‘

“qu1 the ehriy 's'ettlem'ent of (11111-
neollo'l‘it til 111111111. not very remote;

‘li‘eirlleid county 111111111111

Weston; fond 1113111111111 the heat in'
county.’

ago. or every one 111111111111 bf the tunic

were farmers. The principal Almost
the entire source from which money
wan nhtnlnéd won the products or the
1101!. The med or that period were out

hhour men. hut' sunriee to sunset
n'ten; robust. hurdvleboring, 11111111110111
fellows obtaining from the earth 11n-
nnhliy large quantities of corn: outs.
liar: wooed eto.heyon1l what was red
uuirod for 11111111 consumption. for
which n 1111111111 wnu sought and wher-
pluce for iodine.
and uniodiug rose 11.11 store or uterus
were, erected. 31111113111111: river being

W‘than any other in. Falrileld county. its
head at navigable ureter (notwitlu

, 1 standing the uninvoruhle surface) was
1 selected as a suitable place for com-

mending business: here according to

. trmlitibh the hrut stole was built near

on that.“

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fro . .ollection or the

e' eniployed and the

show at 1.1111111111111111: from the coun-
try. not less than 100.000 111111111111 of
em 1.1mm. rye and outs. dressed flu;
but er etc. etc. ‘nu‘ally shipped
from 111111.11111 ally 19 1301111111.
Providence a 111;.- 11111111 parts A
great deal 1111111111 111111111 at that period
has kiln «tried. ground and put up
in hogehehde of pounds each for the
it _ ”Nenrly every mill

1! uhore had .‘n
Quite 11' business
out 11'1-

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Maymond

'i do. and
11 11' 1111111 tott- 5611:1115 1mm
s‘ir‘u‘id lu’d'rn w‘lt A large
'anptaln
n 1111191 trade.
1 r vowels.
t ugineés com-
merited. i think. in 18 mitomund &
”Barlow and Contain soothe! Peursal
built a 1111.11.11 for that 1111111111111. and
that1 her name should onto the burn
1111.11.11 was boiled the 13111111118111 wits
to make solely trips to 111111 11111111 New

million home. wage
_ o'nalli‘ no

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with unions change
the, batter time. ‘

hos greatly changed. It
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try‘ toA‘l'oullale the advance hliut hue"
’i that 11th time lilien re—‘ “

Two‘ " '
ii of. these have direct reference to thin
. : nutrient. and no ably. written that I who

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' 111 1111111111- mytelt.

li‘rgest groin— '
gro‘hin‘g‘ enim‘t'y‘ iti'the shite. 111111 the '
town at Fairlie d.‘ 11911111111, Wilton. 9‘
Seventyuilve 019 eighty, years 1’ ‘ ‘

population, not less; than elghtyhyrg ‘

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"Mohdlrs end 3.111111111111111. are mop
in hot weather; Light 1n weight, 1‘11 .
firm strong weave. they make capital Dr 9
coats. and Long Coats or Raglans for travelin

* ‘1 WRISTBAGS. 9

are new the correct 11111151 and they are so elegant and 9
dainty that one of them makes a handsome appendage to a
woman’ s toilette besides being a necessity.

Brown" or GrayWalrus, lined with Suede leather.

ABrovAvn or Gray Suede with side~pockét, 1'

3111.11. Suede With Gin: Metal frame and Clasps: A

Bla‘cl‘r Whittle, lined with Suede. ‘ ‘ '
“ Grey Walrus, with red silk lining,

Black or Gray Suede. beaded,

LADIES’ WASH NECKWEAR.
r111. beautiful Stocks' and Scarfs of Mddras, Batiste

and other washdhic material grow in favér.‘
some 31111110111111.11111101111, memorized ‘stu‘il embroidered '

’ Shoo
1.7511:
2.50“

' 310°: '
14.00
5. on

There are

with suitable devices for golfing. yachting and tennis play:

ing that are very fetching

ted

" Thmgis an immense line of the neat little Quaker 9
Collars. henistltchod 0r embroidered; it is really remnrka- ' '
ble how many pretty things there are in Ladies‘ Nockwcar

from A5 to so cts.

The Gingham Section will be a busy place this week:

So many different kinds and snob low prices.

1 _

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Bridgeport. Conn. 99

 

 

e9 ‘ at the 11111111111111 of the .9.

York..eurryihg iiny articles or 11191111111;
t. l‘. 1 sell .

rise of the market but; '

 

tod‘homo momentum-And 1 that quail.
titles of it:t were dhlnh’ed from the

terms in Foirileid county. What £111 m-
or 111 this town valve enough for his

own supply today?- The soil woe new.
and perhaps better adapted to such
crops. i was going to say more pro-
ductl‘ve, 11111 incited the courage to sun-
port that. statement. The labor Wan
done entirely with mean imagine one
at the present time. driving mi 011‘
team all our hitched to an iron tooth
hat-row which translated or u triangua‘
lar frame with iron. in“ nonletitnes
wooden ”teeth llow by this means
they could get u niche of had until-
ciently mellow to plant or sow is 1111-:

“101111111111 comprehension 'l‘he reaping

who done with u' oradle The throehi
ingmhieh 1M’t-he1wlnter’s workrlwa's
done with a hull A man would thrash
all day for his dinner and as muoh oi-
der as he could drink. and at night?
hurry home a bushel of tire on hill 111.1111
as his day' s wnges. Homes: 11111151 Andy
cattle Were'extenolvely rained. ta

er would dress a sheep. (:11er i1 .

readily digpooe of the surplus not

required in big orvn 111111111; 111‘ the vile; 91

loge bowed or among his n‘e
bors Theft“ one 1103‘»th

were not. all“ now.

unknown: Refrigerator Ears; cold eto
Age and the more: uhorhiufiiile embalmié
111151 muons iii-211.111 bté‘modern driveni

, hb one .1 1 W

, denier: 31111111111111.1111 hurl

Ev bot-t near qunson' a dock.
‘lm

lied amount
from our not!
holder had 1111
either near by
thought lltt arseven or ‘eight 1
milée bar: the hills or even for,—
ther. leaving 9 ‘ pt 3 o ‘eloek in the
morning. and no jreturning until alter ’
dark. Thief w 1 heydnvs of open 1
the places 11191 1,1111er and kit hen
and u yours‘ sunply of Wood w

small allul: The villagers were do- Q 9
pendent on these 11.111111111111111 for their
supply of fuel an well.“ A man‘ would v
start out in tirwmornlng’ with 111‘- three
cattle team on they called it. which hen
lug interpreted would mean a pair a
oxen: with A home on ahead of“ the
1111.. the woogzd ‘inlleror. so away,1e

the winter and the
1 hegretty‘eemre

I think t 991
.wds: previous to 1th lot at

 

 

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