Evening sentinel, Monday, October 6, 1902 · page 4

this“ Boston’snxoat
hlind man. He h‘aa‘ been
“ thirty years but he Is a

deisigxxed tor the Per-
3’ passing his lingers

2: o sensitive is his touch.
WWW” the idea' has

' tas he intended Mr.
‘ LIwatch without a

a loss to know

LLiinnese Ipapor announces '

Lift“ poo pie who ‘scelx at-
.. iniILnIz' orL other priv-
‘YI _' the board; but
‘In ministesis at

m as urtrles. as

«new is in layer of l

glad to comply' with any

dnuwm
FASHIONS.

{sum smoIIrIIIIIIIIhIIsIts haIve urine or

ringingyt be: ostrich dea-

9L Iggiy trimmed
coxomix‘atixer yet but straw'
‘o lxIave been laid aside car-
on .

that items to be a apolar
. i" 1W

( ave It in :l
' 2 ,xy Kinds of?! “ruined

~ , til};1 newhiur ct Which
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”79'an

>2 ,L2nt
no of;

d ahi the e. and that,

due of a

a

D
soever desix‘es’ to Work and mine coal

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asserted that the major portion of the
miners. or. at least. enough in num-
ber to werix the mines. retrained from

nation at once it assurance or pro,—
tection could not be given thexxx. That
statement its-dent why the representa-

strong tooling exist
ing work as the president or the ‘xxxixx-
ers‘ union assexts. then no arrange-
ment can he made but sth the op‘»
craters reiexxt In any degree and the
work be reiliinxe their contention will
hare received e9xxiilrxxx‘atioxx.

(Hartford Times).
it there had been no political cam
palgn pending in Pennsylvania we
think that ,the anthracite strike or 1902
Would have ended before this time.

bea- coal dam on Basins
heen much‘i erreréd V(tit
tics, and it is costing the users of coal
a good deal of extra money to keep
their ll 5’ going“: out there. will soon
he part ax relief by reason of it meat
number or cargoes at foreign coal on
the way across the Atlantic and the
arxival oi this foreign coaliwill. o! It-
hell have an. important in‘nx‘x‘eixce in
briaxging the Pennsylvania strike to an
on 2
(Stamford Advocate). .
The, operators claim that coal xnixx-
lug. which wading on, under great
xlliilc'xxlties t the extent of is per cent.

(In in ‘tx'xii it only the powers tlx t“?
mouthed to enforce the law
come toward and do it.

which it exists as an urge. d cons
royalty under a constitutie d a body,(
common 9nd statute laws. Obvious

Lot Pennsylynnla In a way which event“
he cannot much
Winners.

l x

(New London Day) 9 ,, ‘ 1‘
The operators have for some tints ‘.

uttering their itxbor to relieve the slt« .

on. but new is "L
to

gassinst xvesux‘n» 22

Certainly we do not believe there is to L,
has already ,
in this sec 2

‘ marked

of the maximum cutout. will he resume-I 2

This claim. .2
on- the face or it, is unanswsrable. :2 .
except by an admission that the state 2

iMinot stile to do the husixissh tort.

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The strong man In business is tile
than with a bust as education.

people set it b hard experience.

L , Others save many or the disappoint-
ments and reverses or lite by exert-2 «

ing with a commercial inundation of
business knowledge ,

ITHE SPECIAL COURSES

ILROWN BUSINESS OOLLEQE
.in Book-keeping. Stenography. Teleg-
ranhy and English
will enable you to succeed as well as
helping you to avoid embarrassing con-
ditions. it you are thinking or enter-
lug our evening school do it

DURING OGTOBER.

as the school is filling so rahidiy that
we will not be able to accommodate
you later on. ,2 ,

lit The Norm ’It requires

2 KEROLSENE OIL
to Lxxrodues the hen; We
into any coins
and will letter to tow details In ‘10 gal:
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BRIDGEPOS‘T OHI'LDI DROWNED.

Throevuaroxd Harold sum. Lost
2 His Life Bdtux‘day.

BRIDGEPORT October B—v-L-Haxold
Stevens Exclude the threeqearoid son
of Robert R H. J Statues. was drown-
exi Saturday morning. while playing in
an artificial iLIOLnd at the rear of his
home in Long Hill. There was only

three feet or water in the pond and the

body was discovered by the child’s mo-
ther, who went to the rear of the
house to look for the little one.

A small stream flows in the rear 0: »
the Stallone residence and this
' dammed up in the winter to precure

ice (or the keeping of iilt. The
child when last seen alive was play-
ing with paper boats on the edge of
the pond and it is thought he tell it.
The mother at the time was en-
gazed with household duties. and
wondering at. the child's stillness,
want to look for the little fellow. but
could not see hint. 0n approaching

the pond she saw his lifeless body In‘

the water. Securing it the frantic

mother ran to the house and tried in

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vain to resuscitate the boy. Acting 2 ‘
Medical Examiner Dr.2 C. C. Godfrey
viewed the remains and issued a cer- 2
fluorite at death it? accidental drown
xxx .

Mr Statues, the child' is rather, is a
milk peddler and a rural free delivery
carrier tor the Long Hilidistrlct, and
well known in this city, where he at
one time was engaged in: the news bus-
iness. The funeral will be held at the
residence or the parents, tomorrow at-
ternoon. 2 .

W
AMERICA'S FAMOUS BEAUTIES 2

book ‘with terror on Skin Eruptions,
Biotehes Sores. Pixi'xpies. They don’t
have them, nor will any one who uses
Bucklens Arnice Salve. it giorlliea
the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish
It “cures sure lips; chapped
hands, chilblains. lntaiilble for Piles.
25cm F. H. Baxter's drug store.- “

Saptain-n—I tear there~ is no hope for
us. We may sink at any moment.

Seasick Passenger—‘0 Lord! and I
am afraid it is hilly two ‘xniles to the
bottom .—‘-Liie. ‘ 2

I“ '
silt Shirt!" very best mix obtainable. it Is an silly IixaLtter to ‘get POOR STUFF but it tenement! ot train- ,
22’» In; and hard Sort; and experience to know absolutely what line goods are. and to always keen them In etock. We