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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 29, 1903 · page 2

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.7 Fume or Stoves "'1
rir's. BlVictor and Electric Lawn Now-

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icrl‘iotltitam Cleanallle Refrigerators.
till lidi’d Weed Crodllel‘.

'-,.rirl3' Standard Hammocks 'r "
filth; thbér Garden “050 100 foot.
J's-r 30de shows. Spades and Forks.
lé Mountain 109 cream Freezers '
Window screens and Screen Doors.
bourbon) Porch Blinds; , , , ? ~
l’OrCh ROerrs. Chairs and Sellees.
pl'ele Home Furnishiilas

NOTICE—Beginning May 1st. and until further notice. our stores will

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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to '

boring Needs

fjf; FIoOr Coverings New DrapOry:

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WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO THESE 600031 3'
figure: DEPARTMENT. .. 3'
, O O O . .
am new mm.” DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. ..
latest dot-dun Tapestry Portler'es, 52 to 38 per pair :0
,1. .. ..- Nottingham Curtains, 590 to taper:
19 :‘.MT SQUARES. i _ 0‘
with. Pro-Brusselis, Body Brus- pa r. 0
”III. Smyrna. Swiss Curtains, {90 to 33 per pair. :
. .I. Net curtains. 760 to $3.50 per pair. :
. OIL CLQTHS. ' .‘ .
M; 84: 1N3. 7‘“ . . d
. . g . MOUNTED SHADES, :0
. ,. uthque. 260 to $1 each. :3
qualities new declare. . , .
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filliifi Iran Mars; ' . 9 a
SHADES TOI ORDER A SPECIALTY C
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. SAN FMNQIBGO, A “The lid?
qvaneo' land 0: Iorm am oi Chinese
coo laborers who will ire-employed
hemp fields 0! Mexico; have It"
rived here mm the Orient o: the
murmur Dollie custom to Ballad crux.
. Tho opolloo number: titty ammunition-
. 560t- hummus” lamina are Icon
to tolloeramlrdoln' their uncommon

 

”lb ll. Stimulus" murder;
" ‘r Who dihd “AI
, ,_. 40 being invest]-

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, provinoenfrducatan. The Chinese are

, . under the immediate charms of John G

i . Meyer-I a wealthy hemp slower or iter-
' .lda Mexico. "

 

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6th 'r'tua ‘odrfi
when,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

“’yhlchll‘. H. Baxter. mbrélillé'dflll‘"

.atet. ts thegiving away I 50 cent box of I

 

" Houliwltz family. was sct'on‘i‘lrc mien
. tug owned by Mrs. Patrick (humbly

,lnilscd the Inmutcs much uneasiness.

~dedication It was announced that it

lbe:.helrrr.~vmtionrot the New ‘

“’4 Pamve‘ areorient to 0m max
“#3:“ g 'IIIIO; hi I.
-~ In Order lift 'ere inst honour:
undentindlnxas to Ztha jfiaq} .

manned: _ :

III . III his

Frank mice to to lin Meal
0 Inn at dif'l’rloy’:
rlt was or met W» who
many of Drunlst Baxter'I customers
when they learned that big Itoelnni
Dr Howard s npcclilc lOi‘ t a cure of
eI-tlpouoo- and «rupee-m which her
d been soiling on his special Intro-
gdctory half piled often was exhausIt‘
It, .

 

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dIl'ortuirMer lilic hit butt able'l All
”Imp alludtflel llll bill! which he OII

» I on the same “filly-l rezui?‘a.lliu
ly cent package. containing 60 uses
for“ 36 norm. 4

MI. Burlap has so much confidence
in that Iran-lean: the medicine. and Its
powdrl to‘ouro even the “It leases
of constipation and dyspepsia that he
agrees to return the money to any one
whom It doOI not cure. 'lnis guarau.
tee fpnntreliabld rbuslneu mahcan
not full to Inspire confidence Ilnrtho
specific.

Atm- I hearty areal: incorrect the
little pellets or Dr. Howa'rd' a specific.
and you will have no trouble on irlr.
digestion will that run lacing
strengthcua the whole digestive syi
tam uni nutrial'and em actionl to
the bowels. and stimulates the torpld
liver. Unllkc ordinary. romcdieh fur
constlpntlon nud dyspepsia; the dose
ls reduced after the first few dinn'
use and the curcs It makes are perma.
trout.

Take advantnrze of. the real bargain
Mr. Baxter is offering. If the spocme
did not pOIscss unusual value,- he
would not be so roadr-t0 soil it on the
‘an cure no pay" “pron; " his e2:

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Resplrnded to but Alarms

Controlled from First Page;
and other apparatus on the truck was
used to gdod advantage when the tire-
mcn flirt to work. ”

Anothhr theory, advanced by some or
the residents, is that the tire wits or
Incendiary origin; and stllrtcd from the
inside oil'tho chapel. This could not
he veriilcd, today. as there is no cvl-
deuce about the premises that such
was the case:-

The lidusc oppbslte tlrc. chupcl. own-
cd by Ford Hayes. and occupied by the

 

by sparks Which landed on the roof
of the building. The adjoining bulld-

und occupied by Ernest 'i‘uimnditc and
Mrs. Scrilruer.‘ was also on tire, and

A number of articles or clothing on
illti lino in id‘dwurd Slrcchah's door-
'.yurd in South sir-out. also caught fire.
l‘iru chapel was totally dcstmycd. t0-
rrethcr nillr its (“cutouts tin.I hust mult-
ing it impossible for anytime to cutcr
tlro‘ building and owe anything InslIlc
’l‘ he (cutouts f-inrltIilcd a wcll equipped
Sunduy athool library. hymir bunks.
IiilIlcs, organ, chairs; sctlccs, etc.

The chapel hail bccn used as a place
of worship by the pctiplu of Granite-
villa and viciirity'for over a quarter
of u century. About ‘twcnty-sevl-u
years ago' the laid William 11.!me
wood and Chester r‘. ’l‘ullcs doriatcd
the land rcuuircd‘ tor the orectlorr of
the building. The. collar was excavat-
cd and the foundation walls laid by
Mcss‘re. Stave‘ns. Morton Wolsl'rcit and
\( tlrcrs who lived in the locality. marry
of whom arenow decreased. The cost"
of the building was defrayed by stock
subscriptions. 'and' on the. day of its

cost $1 400. find was {ice or debt. For

many y s It had 0er in the (ontrol
of John Powell Captain James L.
Russell Edwi Fort. Thomas I Ray-

mood nerd yes, Samuel Sherwood
and Thomhs Cale: I’renchlnrr.r editions
for arlong béfibd’wel’é held every Stin—
Lilay. as well as sessions or the Sunday
school which continued until the past
winter, when coal advanced and other
reasons caused the committee to close

 

- Ikelcto prceu ablyt one of Indians
3&3 out It ‘

VIII
ho: Wilson. of Nor-
walk. and the company; with which It
was car'ried‘wal notified to‘ send a man
J whmil‘ Julianna.» owned.”
0 n .

aylor.
'Ivlrttlu;ml‘m.. ,I - -
INDI'AN eKIcIrONIUNIARI-Irdd.
WENDY? 'W
ere grading in the v u moi dire. new
you sheds My “Mind I dole.

 

 

 

 
 
 

thrill and spear

MI. I hill slot pottery

ad Iome peculiarly Ibaped arteries that
probably were used tor urinals; corn.-
Tho bones of the etiolated] Ire above
these 0! the average IiIdd man. "ihe
rolles are thought to be at least 200
years old. it in belteud that the spot
was once a burritos 819mm .

W .I . I.
TURKISH TROOPS M A FIGHT.
VIENNA. April ass—Telemann re-

ceived here from Boll! Bulgaria an~
nouttee thlrt a ductilght between ’l‘ur-
lrishrtroops and I large band of Insur-
gents nu occurred on the: right bank
or the river: airtime. Inltho district of
imchulnlr nitropoan T int

Mill; ll‘dlisor
IILS SIGK

lire Ddolii'rsvillli i Seem lo
help Iileuch

But He Saw Mothe'r s'elgal‘I-Syrup
Advertised Ind Bought a Bottle—
Now Hols Well IndISaysthe syrup
Is Worth It. Weight in com.

 

 

James b}. Jhcksou Ill." well known
paint contractor of Providence. R. i.
'l‘chty years ago when he was nearly
Ill) years oi ago and was working burdr
cr than he. ought to. perhaps. he was
”it" run down" In health and. its he ox
presses It. "Was treated by several
doctors without receiving any benoilt.
I steadily declined until accrued that
in It short while I would be claimed by
death I saw Bulgt-II Syrup advertised
ind purchased a bottle. As I hogan to
not it little better i continued with It):
right along for about six weeks. and
still continued to unlit in strength and
health until in I short ulrllo l was ablc
to attend to my busirrcsa;. tell. in;
strong and well as any man. thanks
to Sclgcl‘u sv.rup i would not be
without it (or its “right In Hold.”

Mr. Jackson now lliés at till llclurmrt
.tvouuu irr l'rovldeuoc. ills expcilcuoc
with Mother Soigel's Syrup ls him-b
like Iliat of funny lllOiflllilllltl oi pcoplc'
in this country and England. where
the remedy is, if pussiblo. butler
kuowrr than it Is lrcic

Mother antacid Syrup was original-
Iv piit up under the name of' Shaker
lixtrutt of Roots.’ and under that till:
Hulrrcd grout popularity As a spring
medicine It has no. enroll in the spring
of the year nearly drt‘rybpdy .‘is afflict-
i‘ri by that which is rommdulv calico
"Spring Fever" a tired, languid [col-
lug. Nothing will cure that Itcoll'ng
so quickly and so thoroughly as Moth
or sugars Syrup

cases such all Salt Rheum or momma.
'l‘etter. Ring Worm. scald Head, Ul-
I-crs and Sores, Muddy Skin. Pimplos.

Ins. it cures Seiofulous directions.
ilolls Catnrr’h and Fe’htalc' Weakness
It is a corrective of the Liver and Kid-
rrcys. curing Hebriaehlr Coirstipatlon.
Dizziness: General nobility Billions
ness. Coetlmness. Dyspepsia. Pains in
the Back; and all diseases arislnglfrorn
:rn impure state of bleed. '

Mother Softer I Syrup is not it cure
all While there are a large number of
adllotlona enumerated above they all

 

the building.
, Recently an eflbrt has been made to
.seli the chapel, and idr Powell had had
an alter for it: The prospect or losing
the chapel was not relished by the old-
or resident: attire neighborhood and
:lhcy advanced many reasons whr they
l:lrelievod It should not be disposed 'cll
:Ililil put to ally seem" true.

For a number of ye there was no
.irrsurancs orr’tho hung-1:5. but rot-one

. to n: pulley 1m" $400 won’t ken out with

the agency of Jacob H Layton This
does not represent the value or the
building, but will doubtless reimburse
the co .umlttee tor some oHts personal
expenditures of the last lew,yoars. 1

CHIQKENSANDI PJIGEQNS BU RINEDI.

Lively atria vértlrmywiddmoon to
Wear “ql' “Impaled Streetploclfi ,.

5 OHM harborssdntherbenneryran-
ed In MI Annie Farrell. who open»

fimmrmtndn this block new!!!
' roundabouts E. kaymoodrrat 35- Nash:

lotion street.
.le a

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There-mu about to which the tire-m
mom raw outerwear shortly Idler

aware that :Mmmmllls son.
will Philip Schwinn! Dentin ‘
errla. boys of about the some not
t'hadttlolmetl tracts-re :Irflinlrd Mr-

ued. insurIn‘

 

it posrtlvclr cube rill cutaneous dis— '

iilotchos and Blackheads and laryslpc ‘

 

arise from the some causc. iMPURE
BLOOD. '

Most of the ills we nutter arise from
neglect of nature’s simplest laws. if
we fall to keep our liver and kidncys
in an active condition, our blood be-
comes impure. our nppctlto Impaired
nim'ounrflcultioa sluggish. In conae‘
quorroc no become irritable. nervous
and forgetful: we often have head»
c.ho vertigo, pains in.tlio book and If
we Irul- neglect proper "treatment;
rheumatism may follow. which elItIIilII
years of enduring).

Mother Seiget’srsyrup goes at Oboe
to are moeromtre trouble it amid
.iatfl the their and kidneys to renewed
and healthyr action thereby aiding na-
ture to throw of! the lmpuwund dilate
manor tram the system. it Invigorates
all the functions of digestion. creates
an mappetite and strengthens the we

3The dilood is the very essence or life.
it carries away the wasterutid worn
outspal'ticiea from the tissues and nI~
places them with I new vituiiIed ma»
“term retina blood is! noo’numraad
bombs- it sumo willows thiscdtrtp
“(Million dollar .Iss .. .
l‘or clearing the zomionf for Stir
'lo Muddy film i

BWIIIO mentions; Gainers
smmrmmouy Ind. attentively.

 

 

 

law of gravitation. Professor Conr-
' stock. director. Washburle Observa-
tory. sold: Babeoek'o thee.

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matches I

All were disorders adsorbents! fro-iv

. till 6 AH
Mr.

 

CIIWOII I “Heel Cured
Him." rmI'm'én tilt?!)
Nee Gilliam

”Use Hyomel and be cured of co-
were," i what all who have tried it
for thttd scare say to their triends.
Carroll. 0!. North Windham.
Mass, “You“: “Hyomei has relieved
the from a chokin: cathrrhdl trouble
and cleared y head. I in flat! to
rooommonthi 60.!” “long." I. f .l ,
It in the «IsleetIthingi mercantile
to stop cntIrrh or a catart‘hal Wit! It
In beginning it iou use Hyoniol. Just
breaths the health trivia; balsamic all
for i few minutes and: your catIrrb
mu gagged lh- logos worst mgr
l tr 0. c you or audio. i
used» tour or live times In day is air
that Is needed to soon effect a cure.
in this city and neighbor-ding towns.
thorn are today hundreds who can top-
tlty to the remrksble poster- or
cruel to euro catarrb. Many of he
sturmoliosi.‘ friends of thII remedy lO- .
day began its use with‘littla hope that
they would be cured. but as StillIon-
PoWellComoratlon offered to refund
the money if It did not cure they do-
cided-to tryrtt- on that plan. and were:
soon Hrustored to health. ‘
The fact that In this. city Stlllaon-
I'owoll CorpOrathn hive. rotunddd
money for only two outfits out of the
hundreds they have sold is the strong-
cIttorodf that can be uttered'aa to the
truth‘rm the“ statement that Hyomel
cum catarrh and till troubles of the
throat turd lungs:
-. an. . W. .fi
DISCRIMINATBO AGAINST UNION.
Gilli-gs of Chicago Clty Railway Em-
‘ ployeee Being investigated.
CHICAGO. Aurll 29.——— ———Thc Chicago
(‘lty liailnny Company and its eur-
ployocs are bound to a peace compact
by It bOuI d or arbitration that has. been
considering n complaint on the part of
the their tlrni General Manager Robert
McCullough lrus bceu discriminating
against the iiierrrburs of the Union.
While the board docs riot find the coin
pluInt justified in the decision handed
down it d'ocs lliid that there has been
friction on thc system that. has been
detrimental to good service. The
pith of the decision is as follows:
“'l‘hut In the matter of union and
llllil-tllliun rucrr, the board decides that
to maintain lurrruuuy bctwcorr cinploy.

'n.

or and employees. tho company shall ..

not discriminate against nrembcrs _of '
the union and employees that are not
nrctirlrcrs. cltlwr in the ,rrruttcr of up-
polntrucuts or in the matter at trous-
i'cr' or promotion, urid shall luy no ob-
sluclc In tho way of noticeable and law
ful cndcdmi llr strcngthcn the union
or r-Iilriigc its Iridiubclsltlp.

“The board decided that tho Uirloli
shrill not lliscriirilnutc bctwucu Its uwrr
rucinbciu uuil iIll'II follow curp'loyrhos
who nrc not mambo rs oi the Union by
buytoti or otherwise and stroll pursue
only rrcuccuhlc and lawful methods to
cxtcrid its inilucucc and increase its
rucmbcrslilp."

~—“ltchlug hemorrhoids were the
plague of my life. Was almost wild.
llusn' s Ointment cured mo quickly and

permanently alter doctors had failed." ,

U l" Corrrli'cll Willey Street. Sanger-
licfi. N. Y.

 

THE” LAW OF GRAVITATION.

 

Professor B'Ibcoek‘e Noatabie Contribu
iron to Science Recently. .

MADISON. Witt. April 29«Pn01. Ste
plrcn I'll Bubcock. of the Chair of Agili-
c‘,ultural Chemistry. and the inventor
of the Baboock Milk 'l‘cst. announced
before a meeting or the Unirorsity
Science Club. as a result of twenty
years research. a theory of atomic on-
(‘l'sy that its revolutionary in the Icierr.
title world. In brief. in is flat the
weight of uny- substance is effected
by the molecular changes which it
undergoes. or as Prof. Babcock stated.
the law. the weight of I. body Is In-
vcrsely proportional to Its inherent en-
ergy. This, reduced to its logical lat

ter, leading scientists to the idea that
atoms are primarily identical. and that
the didereace in the weight of the
different element to duo inure. tiller
once in their energy. This theory.» W
cording to Professor Bulwark. would
offer a eatinfwsteramplaution or the

ry will be iii roost nOtalil contribu—
tlori to sciatic: of tie last lRt‘y' yearn”.

T6 cull A' courier 010a D'IYt
Take Lu Wu
[til late" rein dt
ialls‘to rd. E.
in on on. box also.

«norm.
PASOII
Winfield ,8. Sonic)3 8‘ here on a tour of
inspection ofoértaiu business interests

 

0

HflEY IN TEXAS.

or alid‘ others

cg... .. a: rare... ..
c
One “3313)» Civil Cure ('wVO'II‘c lmmcd:

 
 
 

 

nuance, practically overthrow the old 4
atomic theory of conservation of mar- .

uiuino Tablets ‘
money if it 1
.Groves signature _

April its—Admirer j

he has In this section. He was wel- ‘
corned to theory bliici'aily .Ibhhe may- 3'

Mc- "' we“ realms MW
m .‘ Ill Ibo-Tiler. (will rule. this
“commendation“ particularly from women's clubs tom-
tuition peran‘co unison arrange societies
18. A miniauary‘loniptlea, Ilihd other similar

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Dinner

Bakers.

Lilli (till irritability ill Wagon.

.2“. II \I 1
low

”wind lube hold
92:0.“ rrwIII

 

, the «is
m rum“?

Wibmufe lo rr- do: «In.
.ner‘nodruauu .

Plates,

Breakfast Plates.
Soup Plates, (French)
Cups and Saucers,

Cake Plates. ,

This is a beautiful and exclusive style. ,
see it on the first table at the foot of the center staircase,
and remember, you can buy the quantity you need. one an
ticlc, or six. or a dozen.

Five thousand dollars‘ worth of Dinner Sets must be
sold this week. We need the room they occupy and
prices have been cut regardless.
'$r3.5o to $15.00 are offered at $10.00.

A Set of fine English Porcelain with dainty green
wreath decorations. underglozcd. is $14.50.

 

 

a Mr I xhlbllldn of Royal Crowns.

THRONGS or people yesterday viewed the magnifi-
cent array of ROyal Crowns now on exhibition in our
Housekeeping Store. The exhibit can be conveniently
reached by the Itslrcase near the Main St. entrance or
the central stairca'se.

 

This week we oi’ier unusual attractions in; Dinner- -
ware. If you need any. or if you are going to need any.
now is-a wonderful chance. For instance look at this.

A stock patternof Theodore Haviland French China.
everyone knows the grade. is marked at very low figures.

This Set has for decoration a garland of Apple Blos-
soms in pink and green with a narrow gold band. You
may buy from; it what pieces you like. and as many.
which is a point to be considered it you have a small fam-
ily. The reductions are of this order:

were $7 .00 doz., now $4. 87.
were $6.50 doz., now $4.69.
were $6.00 doz., now $3.85.
were $7.50 doz., now $5.00.
were $2.00 each. new $1.45.
were $1.50 each. now 85 cts.
You may

Regular values from

. THE D. M. RElDCOM‘PANY.

Bridgeport, Conn.

 

HANG OUT YOUR ~ICE CARDS.

 

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practice of correct business methods to make this year: ~—
'llre new management wishes to say that no expense has been spared In

 

men to the plant tor mourn Iron Micro It w-lll be sold to . "
we“ at a price that will enable them to deliver It at the so _ "
natural product. To dealers who have to crush res II Write}! one.
|terriers rte would say that no have an ice crusher chat nullified!"r up ice” It
the rate of I hundred pounds per minute, which will be at their service gratis
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates and dlstll. ed water on tap
James Morehead. Brooiuride loo Wagons, will deliver all you want.

Sincerely Yours,

. Telephone. 187-;0‘
N, il.—-Duu't bo‘ 'jullled" by any one saying that they» have “something

'Just as good. " but try I”: and act on your own good Judgment

 
 
 
 

manner oulu. suitable».
dim oLWo-

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ut arrdlerat altar-rm
apiece bilihlyuw

roman .

we; Mamas handout
Ion-l Control! at

nrparteu- .

 
 

THE NORWALK HYGEIA ICE
By J. W. 0inlsted~fiahlrgbrfi

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' second air 1 of lay.
“The I
it. ed. The committee

dernhnstratien t

 

It'o’e‘olo runaways.
A Itlrtllllx incident
or PI

 

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hill ”"8 iiiilil II lililiil Ililiil‘ lill [lllli rlliililll

To the patrons of the Norwalk Hygein ice Company of last season. and

the new ones We hope by courteOus and genticmnnly treatment. and the

putting the above plant in excellent condition, and that it will beIr-un to its
iuilest capacity. We shell out no peddle wagons on the (MIG: I , routeslun

, their ice

 

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'.in sinus church service On the first or

 
 

We press is also sollclt~
on help in
rail quarters

 

 
 

is narrated by
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