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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 10, 1903 · page 5

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‘ iii. on felony tor
2 machinery. In 1889
In the
lvanie, and was the

onion in 1851 of
. entry 0. Thompson
of the Hartford Carpet
. lior a long period of
V1193 business In

not. however. content
of a country gentle
mrwei‘d entered the
A. business in New Haven.
months at his
Journeyed in
‘ every morning to
. only G. Thompson
to and Ella streets.
mil was active In the
of. the business to the
mtout man usetul and
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Ilsou Persons and H.
pson. all of New Haven.
. when Thompson. at New
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rse Marionette. the
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AW WI busters“. at the
total of the holdeynteo. ch sod with
Milli with: intent to htorsis-
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on the car. He said that after he left
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returned to his home recently and was
touM there by James Farley, super-
Intenggikgf 1:18th breakers, and
was t y er ey to gnaw
He started to morals on ma geport
trolley cars. In place oi a union man
on May 30 and was employed until a
week ago yesterday. He said that
while he was In Bridgeport he talked
with Mr. Sewsll and Colonel But-pee.
its dented that he said rhythm! to
Colonel Burpee inconnectlon with the
pieces. !

 

SAVED A BOY'B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of hill-
tord, Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's lite. Hebexan just like

him s‘ low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right In the morn-
log" For sale by H H Pleisted. F.
H. Baxter. end The Ciliiord Phsr
nacy. ”

BRIDOEPORT BARBER IN JAIL.
BRIDGEPORT. June Hie—Albert
Young. a boss barber. Is in Jail In do.
fault‘ of bonds to secure his presence
insulin to defend himself against the
suit of the Barbara“ Union to recover
possession ’ot the Union card Issued to
son for his shop. Young on last 8st-
imiay h a ammonia! man- to help
in the I ,snd this wee reported to
the union; The secretary insde a de-
mend upon Young tor the card end he
refused. A writ of re‘plevin was then
Issued but the sheriff round that
Young had concealed the card. Then
suit alleging conversion of the prop-
on was brought and Young was ur-
resed on a body writ According to

the uni agreement the card was to
remain
strictly

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oi former marriage and who for the
post halt dosen years has been as s
Melt: new»
prising iseture ot the document is not
alone In the (creasing. but in a clause
that Iisayes the estate to the son in

amuse mantlestedvthst the. Ileana-
ment wee not amended The Wm .
that Mr. Barnes bed In the town or his
smh sneesm is concisnwrmm i

or pl'ihllcits ioisueh matters it let
the will W ham mooted;-
Mes?

ly estimated at 915, 000. Extensive in-
veltnloati

Believiaw: moods proved s use ion-I
several ‘2yesrs spa owing to frosts.

tel-y. dterrhoss. Dr. Fowler's Extract
of Wild strawberry never tails to 990' ‘
ouer them. 5

81.000.“
accreteni Root Aiilte Omit tor lulu. I

merit
printed by congress st Its last session
The war department some time ago de-
terjnined to welt tor all the rooms 1
iron the militia allowing their streosth

nary reports have been

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rs see. Aside train the customary
lslons the entire estete is left to
a widow. llr's. Margaret Taylor
use. In trust upon her demise to so
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fabric [or Summer wear an embraced m the lo.‘ -

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grant to the governors of states has ”LAMB It. “was “m u “mum and m-

nativity timfihme‘xr'mmmmg . Iomsudq? by line Shelters Oil Way, um:

W" it" decided to make as immed- prices: . _

late allotment at 91. 099. 009 to the Na Single butter suitable lor yachts“ .g ... 3'

ttonel Guard tor supplies and «nip. Two~burn tow. tptcisi st ... .. .
This Is hall of the euro appro- Three but r,. Iow,sp¢clsl sti. ...... 8 a

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which “w W” m" orange halt “V Ionian Aer Wednesday‘send Thursday'ssrllmg.

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oozes “drown out 23‘“?le sleep dldE l9—INCH Aflfifim mm... 34mm AMERICAN FORGE”

:12“an 3 Absolutely‘slltsiiieh-ina good Mic widthwthue cutting
....rsr spectrolmzhli: inseam shade of the desirable ecru to great advantage in dress?

babysit a. Cholera so am mn- color—real valueV i and long coat pur-

ses—real value
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trust», upon his demise to become the. .11 It I '3

property oi the town at Bouthington. 1‘ A “that new,“ man. e or. fig”: 9“ . ‘ . c. radian" If i

to he used for building a public library. .. ~ ... w i no}? . ‘ 99. ca”...

While the instrument was drawn sov- AM soon. ”In tires blames; " 0M“ I I

oral years beiore the town msdeenap— not. no. cm 3 ,; 213.1. ‘ "" Saw‘ . “is; Virgfi

proprietiou tors. pubilcllhr and the “one. i“ g ‘9'"- ”'5';' “mm 2--

intent was most commena able. the """Htv- out rigV ".4“ “Torr” ““7an my 99¢

tsct that tor several years before in». . #99311:an 99.99:“. in VI_ .. g nonhuman. a}. .Van

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which his will provides tor. justifies the ' ymu re ‘ .DwevV mirhfimz" bot- g; so. .................. A
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with? mu: mains mfidhmhfig
port on e
“I received“
the mm of the states will be
informed that hell oi the appropriation
will be available at once. The toll ow-
lng‘ are the" silOtneuts

Arkaneal. ”8988: California. $19..
119: Goldsmith. 98,;996 Connecticut.
$13,949: Delawarei W 8: Florida 98.
if: more.

lfilhtlfln. ‘
$7.619; s .I

$19,914: worms. sugary
sluts; Meryliind or sea; res-nonl-
suite 8318“; Michigan. 839.728: Hin- ,
denote, 319.117: Mississippi smut:
Missouri. at 1-11. hioatsos‘ 38:89 milie-
brsske. stapes; Nessie. 86.8?! New
Hannahire. 88496: 63919! “We “L-
on: New '10,th care
use. 983386;” its"
Ohio. stems“; Grouch; 58.490 Pennsyl .
venle‘. 86.7 978; Risotto island .98.“;
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term: . i“
seen
. arts sad at Ministers
nests. hwsrrssiediw stylists. Wigwam.
figwfing III. I“ With 3 drawers;
stX to! V
agent's p c 32.500
I'm-ours... .. . .

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t. with brass vases

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HANG out Your: icr CARDS
till his Will it Will pits lilT CIVIME Inuit

To the patrons ot the Norwolt Hy acid ice Company at lest season. and
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlemaniy. treatment. end the-
practice or correct business methods to make this yesrwm

The new moment wishes to any that no expense has been spared in
putting the above plant in excellent condition. and that It will he rah to its
tallest capacity. we shell out no peddle wagons on the amateur-outed (as-
less we have to) but would uh old and new patrons silks to send their ice
men to the. plant tor HYGEIA‘ ion, .wh era it will he sold to responsible deelw
ere at a price that will enable titanic deliver it at the same sm‘ III the
natural product. To dealershwho bone to crush Ice In boxes for that! oillv
toners, we would say that we have an ice crusher that will grind up too at
isolate oi a hundred pounds per minute which will be at their service gratis.

Cold storage furnished at reseotteble rates, and distilled water on tap.

to: 192-6.
WV y rears. "9
,THE NORWALK HYGI‘A ICE 00.

 

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By J. W. Olmsted. Manager
N. B.‘——Dont be "lollied" by any one saying that they have "something
lust es good.” but try it, end so! on your own good Judgment.

 

or“ our Furniture has given it a reputation among residents oi the Twin
Cities to cheap. medium and one grade goods. there is no line to equal ours
The values are sky high; the prices dirt cheap. Others may have good For
niture but not as good as we have for the prices we ask. We candidly bo- ‘
lieve wet it you would (ever on with e trial order you would be highly pleas-
ed. serve your own Interest end cone unto

This week we are exerts: some splendid values in Dining Room Furni-
tVure. Here are a row at the were.

Ultimo CHAIR; WERE $1.25; AT 00.

IXTENNON TABLES. WEI; 8009: AT 97.00.

OHM Iii-08118, WIRE $15.00, AT 812.05.

sins: scenes, wens uses In sites.

 

iron vou yo” esvs mousv.

lnulles' Patent Colt Creek-not Oxfords
good“. 60 kind. at

Mess Russia and Viol Kid Oxfords.
some patent leathers; some use is;
some $8, at

Children's little Patent Leather Low
Shoes, othopedic shapes. light soles;

Ladies Fine Viol Kid Potent Tip. Cu-

ban heel. extension solos at

$1.50
$2.25
lites

Ml. Vf..‘it

£14
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