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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 25, 1902 · page 3

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FD ,, .
modest ”tor Notwiilk it'n vi
’ tonight ‘ The

Rain tonight and Wednesdafih cooler '
the

dist turban;
h

. it cost a
oust. and the one which Was e
rs! in Oklahoma is now over
Rain has fallen durinn
. twenty-four hours in the southern and
western fiectitlnfli. The disturban

N n
‘ L. Tennessee hill} probably; hove east,

. ward to the coast and produce consid~
arable cloud
this vicinity.

the northern portion .9
also and the Rocky stain slope. 2“

MM

The Hod Carriers Union will hold a"

special meeting this evening in A O
H. Hall Wall street. .

~Bmoko' Old Sports. 5 cts. Pltser’a-

Major Eben Hill, Jr., of Norwalk,
made a trip to Danbury and back in
his automOblle Bunday. ‘

“TERI ‘22W Outlerilntends to given
' the Dries building hall.

lacs: a number or Christmas trees
were shipped. to New York .hy boat.
' from aroma. yesterday

efldtfié d’ en'of HN it. Nash’s Or- .
LL , .Seymour:

/, ie l-iawkins of Southport.
is spondi gin-few days the guest of her
‘ NNNiss Hawnhuret" i N

Nppdarsnces.
Ne clothing, gen-

“Endgam-

row at the! Pd

lid rainy. Weather ianow Yorkalt

i b 9 tom nature: this‘N
morning s a ova ironing, except in Mill! andH O. Kimono: a”! etown.

' darii

his home

L-street. entertained an utoniobile par
JI‘

ion. of the Fourth segment; in the ar-

 

*2 fill it. on Union
pend 'l‘hanthIirlvtna withNN
stead inNNNNWaterNN rt

Harry McKee, lot nonhuryLL;:
. . t 5|..th tNll

M ' MN angina INiNihNor Ngw'zorg‘NEw
v s or n no
1 North KMAitlfirset. P 2
~The supreme court ii... of“
illiam Alexail of the units
W moi?” sssiii. is
spending the weelt with relati

Harry G landings. Chester :e
have been calling onrtriiihns
Norwaik recently. , g
, «Very few brands

ii‘ on like the l'
has. been sold for 10 ear-Ira
m o advancement one!

nds

F. M. Bonneville.
Southern New
Company...

Afioiltn

rs hold
arm. It
gover.
saw

ottho force 0'! the
ad Telephone

still sored.l,in'ankuisine at
Massachusetih

Captain ifi‘Vi’ 58 "o

at
Barnes' ssnltariuin a at
t 8 ikFl‘i rill”.

ride. orange N 25c dozen up, at

ty from Shelton Blind
(Irwin and

”’2 General giants anal a
witness to drill of he Second Battal-

in Bridgeport tonight at ii

iioiILto torder.
k Nillid G as, It Stimulants

Marion
Martin
chair that harness on exhibition in A;
J Coliins' window tomorrow ovenins'
iltl Cetntral Labs yoeuia. south you:

3*"
fli .

5,5 1
.i:LL

1Lofard.

tnnltord willv .

. . , . 0': United
Gm flwm will hold '
timid-swine for EMthe handsome

some with hand

rs. some

a o 910' and train at one...
to 1.80.

‘lg
Ibis Damask. E.

2» :ENehlsachedm—ililc 50c 750 and to 31
you 2i.
Silver- -hloached (hali- -bleach

three wonderland—Bile 75c and to 959
Tr‘y‘clothia t' E t “2 '

sane...” iii) each .
Plain line linen finished with honi-
stitching—40c 250 and to 81 each. :L. .

hearts—25c 500 75c and toN $2 26 eaNeNh.

Table squares.

Handsome hemetitched damask
squares. much variety of designs—46¢
91 to $2 each .

Plain linen squares. hematitchedr-
390 500 to 32. 25 each.

Scar-is and doylles' to match any of

' these.

Napkins. ' 2‘ ‘ ‘ ' * 2 ~«,~‘
Such I variety as has never before
coins into. the store. such beauty and
value as iwiil prove a Naumrise Nor (Ninr
guess Is a boar one. " «.

Napkins to snatch almOIt any table
dImaIk in the" stock. Hammad not»
ltihslolhsrnstitched nannies. rrlngNed
napkins. '2 w

. stunned

LiLfimodiunislse-sl $1.25 to 58 don.
”Ht-(“EEWEETEW‘LEE $1.50 with dos.

Hematitohod in both medium and
dinner sixth-352 52.75 to 57 dds. 2
Whitman E“ 2

«can (French) iota decoratod

thi rdet lthN Nannie hloesonls.soiiiN Nln

sate only;
R W... iii.“°‘ili§3
i559 are. wild

“new, Worth
Alta
news A“ ration.

1E9 :32. Worth 19mm.

LLdluaoi-N isles-4d
. . “Gian $63531!

9,5 salon.

And we xEven‘t even mentioned out

Glass Sterl a; Silver; Silver Plate,
Cutlery, Knives and Forlre. etc.

THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS 60..
NBridgoport. :(Nionnl

IWIM» """" -. «\Mmzuas... r wwk I 1'

ST. JOSEPH ’S

F AIR

EMIR mines.

W1” wu‘

Red Mon ’3 Half.

Washington Short. '
sacraments

Entertainments.
Roireshmenls.
dDa our

Ehvo “' Erosion.

 

erase its border pectoral

LN itch rar- .

 

Lawnmower: ice at and to to 25 Eye

12'. {Lit
Handsome damask at 25c 39c 50c

fiemstitched bureau and side-board '

i Doll sunny 58“”

 

Li
5nd
vaccines neautituily white wit two or'

LQOK ANT THESE

SHOULDER STEAK "‘ ' ', 100 lb.
ROUND BTEAA' _- “14c
SIRLOI NB BWEA 19c
PROSERgOgSEN STEAK. 18 d; Bgc

lo
LEG GENUINE SPRING LAMB. 13c
WHOLE‘FOREQUARTERS ‘ 19c
ROAST?!)

ESAGR. 130; 2 lbs. Nfor 26c
ERNIE.
815ng HHOULDERS
ROA 8TB ELF“ 12c up

A: -HADDOCK 126

F0 L

CORNET) BEEF Plate. 60; Rump, 12c
noun nnnssno CHICKEN s. 2 .
TURKEYS 18 8 20¢
TRIPENN ‘ 8 and 10c lh.

EGG ' 27c dos;
ooh stress on. 200 not

seriousness

 

ENTERTAINMENTS.

\HDYT s THEATRE.

WEEK OF NOVEMBER 24.
‘i 25th YEAR.

Bennett-Momma Co.

REPERTOiRE: .3
Ev vsnlri I.”
'l‘desdoy. The Devil's
Wednesday Shipwrecked.
Thursday The Outcast of Society.
Friday By the Kings Command.
Saturday, The Dangers of New York.
Motions.
Tuesday, Fan's 1li‘ol’l‘y
Wednesday The Pay 'i‘rain.
Thursday. 'i‘ho Wheel of Fortune.
Friday, Our Daily Bread
Saturday The country Girl.
NPRIGIS: Ivanhoe, 10 IQ, so cents.
. motions, to and 20 cents.

new 3 remarks.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 1,

MR. JAMES R. WAITE
in William Gill's Dramatizatlon of
ensues Olarlr‘ Moon’s Famous Book.

“UNCLE TERRY”

A." lcrious Filo}.
illilllaouy Its Id.
Perfectly Act

in Quaint English
Wlmoutnriiis. .

CHEM

. ' 5
Recommended ii’yuifroas, Public and

, .

g...

8:15 or state cm at host‘s '1‘th-

tn. South Namath. Ind “006'! drug
rINontIlk . 5 days in 'Idvance of
all t.IttrILo'tions..- .. ‘

v E ‘ NeNN
. "L Eel.

ii hours in whom: cgnclude the

. Fr.

arisen commission
1191 L

. A . 2.
' and Whitman. were ore
' (Will! Mile

impressions '

 

on toizty-

ial report. Mr. Gowdy, in
outline. has ordered thorn not

exports:

_ .Messrs.
Willowdmllnd 1: tires. Turner
t thee:-

oqnct‘;
the first. autopsy 521351.118
request or the French ooicisis. and M

animation, as were also“

Pequot. representing Mr. Gowdy. The w”

body was brought into the amphithea-
tre used for demonstratltins before sin

2 dents. Dr. Sonnet explained the hours .L
0.12 tile-2.111135. autopsy. hid. the American . ‘

Cash Prices. .

octors caretuiiy made their own “It
spectlons, but they made no new insis-
ions. The skull had been sawed in two
parts along the course or the wound.
which permitted the Americans to

make measurements. to establish the .;

range of the bullet. it was obvious
that the range was not greatly on:
wards, as at first announced but was
almost parallel with the earth. indicat-
ing the theory that death was caused
cby on ahead Weapon; The expression
(lunch our opinion. however. was care-
tally avoided by the doctors. as their
examination was restricted to the
course M'Ihfloundinga of the wound.
The shoe, ll. powder marks at the
. wound was partly ac-
counmd tor by the use of smokeless
powder. although the American oili-
clsls insist. that suicide would we
compelled the holdlnxL oi the weapon
so close to the wound that it would
hate been somewhat burned. Before
the doctors mounted they sorted to
meet later, compare their viewo and
lpmmto a written report. which is
not expected to he completed before to-
marrow. , .2 . .
Hr. Gowdy received from the state
do rtment. this morning, a request
lira. ,Qore’s relatIVes. to take poe-
session o r enacts. Accordingly he
took one an: trunks a good deal
or music than little ieweiryL The ar-
ticles’ shorted the simple. reilned taste
of the deceased

NNMORE YALE STUDENTS AR-
HE‘TED. l2

NEW RAVEN, Nov. 25. -—"wo more

Yale students were arrested today on

charges growing out of the meat It- '

tack by a crowd of students upon
speculators having tickets for the Yale-
Harvard football game. John a. Moore-
he of Allenhany. Pa.. a prominent

. them or o: the ’vorsity ioothall sauce

and William R Orthwein, or St Louis.
Mo. who was one of the baseball squad

lowing.

 

 

 

of your dollars.

L 'Lgreailyimorove the orth

wilt”;

 

. trading; These Insole lots Iro'ilmlt- :.
I‘d; Ind-Jive" Ntr‘y‘tc Noe among the"

a

women's uuoeawsaa .
'Woni'en's Jersey Ribbed Vests and

front, um dildiity. heavy heeced lin-
so; only“ are each. '

eachL .
Wo'meu's' Forést Mills Vests and

at 50c each.

Misses’ Forest Mills Fleeced Lined.

Jersey Ribbed Underwoar at 25c each.
Children' a Jersey Ribbed Uhdert‘veer.

lino ribbed. a bargain at 89c.
i 3095
brewers. at 25c.

om uuoenwaaau L 2‘7

lid-“swore, at 25c»eaoh,‘ 2L
, Men's Plain or Ribbed Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers Nail sizes at 49c
each

LLMen’s Natural Camel's Hair, White
and Scarlet All Wool, Shirts and
drawers from 150 to 51.50 each. _

» t

ion. This cane

price,N and it price
CHI NA: OLDOEN‘I’B.
tlDi “A

last spring. were. the men arrested to- - ' ‘ ‘2 ‘ '

day. Mosrehead is a junior-and Orth-
wein I senior in the academic depart
ment. They were charged with a

technical breach 0! the peace and '

were released under bonds until next
Saturday when all the five students
who have now been arrested for al-
lesed onhlpiicity in the raid on ticket

later: will be given I hearing in

are“
e city court. The city attorney's or-

i'ice has not yet concluded its inveI

. tigation at the matter and it was said

today that other arrests may i'ollorv.
I all.» urea «in .YEARa.

I
0. Honey. 0! Geneva. Ohio had ,

til rile-forlorn oars
rsoouid do sinusitis:

WE it d 5N
R“

ind
mod

sable. tor cuts;
as. lacerations.»
oNNiNiiiN other

Miro ecu. LAN wasi-imo'ros. L.
washrooms. hay,»
is to toiLtha EEK.

2' with
_ noes emails

Kasai aIlvo noted the
m2 1‘
do
Bil-Prosidsnt 2
tell

{Mine 3
st ..

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Pants vests fancy trimmed, neck and.
wperle‘ct skins
in

‘Wom'ei'i'o Jersey Rihbed Vests and
Rants. superior finish 50c value for N3N9cN.

Pants, 5ne quality, suit neeced lined. E.
made by the Springfield Knitting Co. ..
Fleeced NLined Shirts and

Men’s Heavy Weight .Shir‘ts and :1.

 

st lay an
alliaotltched hacks,“ new ’
is two c
GIEEE GEOVF. 51253:?c
Erodes

idrenis Goll- "(HQ
259 pair;
arid Boys’ Heavy
'ed Gloves. six different t!
and.59cN.pah-,N.N , .2

ur ollara are given are
NNglti power here. _
Men's and Boys Fla

l

room should he insisted by tarnish in this room in the most E

she done by purcha “mood
lkI. mom: be loud clamor

Fhlgnitlli' and ,

excelled. tor TQNE..,DURABILITY and WORKM
And 9UP. guarantee. reasoned.» 2a . 1 .

Government ”Bond"
. .‘Ihe 0an veneer PiANQJ’LAYER is

"ii iii-

"rsed'bv All they atest dRTiSTS-soldtoos

 

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