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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 4, 1903 · page 2

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a course of treatment, and it cured

Mia Hats. 19:. Horse Hats, 15c.

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‘whe claims
intrude on but: mm
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,, if ‘altleid bolero the papers wereeetv
so Then ahs'th «mail to tear up
the‘ ‘raila 'and the may let out In
'inJunction to prevent hernias doing
to: humanism of counsel Judge *
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E1zdl‘imtg‘r‘l‘da o rd’i‘it Re“ are hJil‘d salt
t the lictllthré Do litrtniont. This was
Will lib‘fift‘iilili‘moiitd.’ as
“I?“ lipd linen
his “1‘“ tinder
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stg‘edtire' marshali. beyondw

ll er Anew slate aw pen-
9 ionia du‘etotlieoh 1111310111115" 0rod:-
,Nh tmont to be paid by the city tor (‘M h

N‘o appropriation had been m‘tule tor
this hull t ore was some adoption in
regard to i

Coworatioi‘il‘ou c tihiitl Light dkplainoti
the "The Tendon iii-0&1: 1111‘ to
whether it“ bh'oli he paid to Hot ilur-

dhpi tin 2th ot‘,. a tact tbht he gets a
tin ary. ddeivcti 95011! are inni~
Mabel ii iii fibthih as (:th! ouleidtir.
The i‘i‘isitbr Risa“ referred to corpora
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than: 11 1; 1native: pogition‘eti for a
sewer in 'i‘titilrba’d place“ s'o ”that he
could connect with it The sever in
Home bt'i'obt‘ is too hltb will "be can
not connect 11is no'w building with it.
iAndrew Leary appeared for Mr. Sui
1 van

There was some question as to how
far the sewer extends along Railroad
Place.

councilman wright stated that the

c sewer rune‘pnl’n as far its the property
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Mitts nhon said that ‘tiie sow-
or on Monroe street is only four loci
below the surface. '

Councilman Wright said that the
or‘ehson for this is that thc Monmt street
sewer is a long one and that the end

9- of it has to be high to give it a pitch.

Councilman Paul moved that the

. matter be referred to the Street Com-

missioners with power to act it was

. su Voted

The following communication
tired road
To City of South Nerwulk:

Please take uotito th'tl l claim dam‘
aura to the amount of $75 for injuries
that I received by inning over an eb-
11 motion on the sidewalk in front or
‘t_ e residence of the lute George C.
Stillson in South Main street In said
city on June 1st. 1903. at 10:30 p.in
, aid obstruction being a stone placed
‘on ‘sald sidewalk and there being no
city lights lighted at the time.

Dated at South Nora .1ik 001111.. Jul)

30. 1903.
, ELRRIDGE L. MITCHELL.

By H. E. Ferris.

liia Attorney.‘ ' .- ‘ ._

it was referred to the city ilttoniey

City Clerk Taylor. (lieu real! the to!
slowing:

Gentlemen: We rcspctttuliy request
your honorable body to authorize the
my ‘c‘lorlt‘ to issue an onlo'r ”911.0011
in (liver of this heard to be rswn at
any time after this date at our request

Wilts

' as but needs shall ,dctcriniue This

amount to be chaige‘d to the appropri-
htiun duly authorized for the enlarge-
meat o! the 91!on

We bet: to nottry yh‘t‘io that the term
of email of Charles N Smith as out!-
t’rical commissioner expires today. and
we would request that his suuessor be
regularly nppointul tor the term oi
three. years.

llimpot'tlully.

Board Electrical (ioidmlssioncrs.
(‘harlesN Smith Secretary.

Councilman Pitul moved that it 119
Wanted it was so \mted.

Tl‘lio ‘inntgcr or a stitctssor to M.
Smith was then talt‘cn up. Mr. Patti
moved that the clerk be instructed to
cast one ballot for Charles N. Smith to
succeed himself for three years as
electric light commissioner. it was so
voted. a‘nd Mayor Cavunagb declared
him tippolnted

The committee on lights reported
that a light be placed on Laurel street
The report was accepted with thanks.

Mayor Cav‘anagii then stated that he
had a petition from the Woman‘s
‘Cht'is‘tia‘n 'i‘em‘pcrancc Union. uniting
the city to furnish ice for the _tounta‘in
at Clay street, it was Iclt to the
street commissioners, with [lower to
act. There was one dissenting vote.
1 Mayor Cavanngh declared to hear-
ing on the Railroad avenue ‘eullding
line open.

, 1A.ndrcw Leary said that he did not
think it had been advertised. properly
It was stated by the clerk that such
was ot the case and as. there were
shooting on... the 111111 was

.-«C‘l‘ty‘ clerk Taylor then ‘read the re-
nort from the‘ comii‘iltt‘eé h‘ppdinted. to
center with the fr'e'ebnidei-a' commit-a“.
toe on l c widening- et Railroid 'Place.
Thi‘s' hirn‘ittee concurred with the‘
Ireehdlder's. and the report was accept.

C‘o nellms‘i‘t Bu§h startled: tha‘t‘ ‘fitrée't
com i’ss'loher(‘i1 61131111 lin‘d‘ n’l‘w‘ei'i’e-
peivéd 'oflléial notification o“! the grade
the Wicks‘ u‘ndér the Washington
hirhfutblli it w‘as' stat-

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12H riord a bald ave aborted
a“ like IiJ‘II‘Ihfli. Instead of as able! en-
glitter.
The report was accepted. In view oi
the tact that Mr. liariord receives a
Qaiaryt t was hardly deemed advisable.
A r'esoliitldn n‘ddbting the report at
the committed ui' iroultuldera on itail.
toad place widening was then read.
scdepting tlte report and ordering

ages and buyouts pafd within till-a
it want new

Councilman o“l“i‘ogis‘c atlaed a‘t a
catch basin be pi t: he on or of

Concord and Wood‘streeta at Hirsho
tit-id a 'Quittner'i! onto. The is a

new or the nhiit riffs n. Willi
“‘l‘i‘i‘i“‘;i“‘v‘re‘r “the tang: 9:9‘ipnors
w

(‘oun‘ciim‘dn ’Wr‘ixht thrived“ that an
appropriation be included in the call
for a city meeting havitig' the drive-
ways in 68th.: at Q it won Hook nnd
liadder may it it Putnam Hose
company paved with _ri.ei[ There
was Malamute disd‘u 9ion over the
matter”, Mr. Wright ilnaily withdrew
11111 motion. ~! .

The matter of ti}: layout (ligament:
sheet was entn can 11 ac or
it was tett‘i‘il‘e the Htrgft‘i‘d‘l‘ig issi‘lr‘lim's
to investigate it as when 11‘ street 1:
pnrilall eumod‘ and .g‘u‘ttpred. though
111.1 sir ot has silver been accepted.

Mr Wright asked that the street
commissioners be given power to go
ahead with tho (unstructton oi the Co-
dar street sewer. it was suggested that
an "o‘iiicial hotic " be sent to Commie
aioncr Cniblll.’ Ity Clerk Taylor said
that he had talked ‘with‘ Mr Cutbiil a
number or times and he had never ask-
ed for a notification. or he could have
had it in half an hour and the work
would not be blocked. ‘

Mr. Pn‘ul then moved that the street
commissioners be instructed to pro
pure a map of Mechanic street and that
"o cial notiee’.‘ be sent to them.

he Cedsi' street sewer matter.
“Wlilth had l'spsetl was taken up and
the power was granted to the street
commissioners to go ahead

Mr. Bosch moved that ‘when the
council adjourn the meeting he held on
the night iii the city meeting. at the
close 9! that meeting, in Ar‘ion Hail.
it was so voted.

A communication from Chic! Hartord
was read by Mr Wright stating that
the Old Willi tire horses had been spoil
cd He did not think that they are
proper horses for the apparatus.

Mr. Bodwell ‘said that the horses

‘ cannot drsw the truck with the big

extension slider which is now stored
at the Putna‘rn Hose Company a Quar-
tors lie thought that other horscs.
heavier and stronger, should be pr‘ovld
ed. The present ones hare been spoil
ed by having people handle them who
know nothing about managing horses.

Mr. Wright thought that any good
men could handle the horses.

Mr. Paul moved that the matter [)0
left over in the next mastitis and that
thc reading 0! the minutes be omiitcrl

The matter of the abatement of the
assessment on the Harrier property on
Washington street was laid over until
the next meeting

Elghhnotol were renewed and. the
meeting then adjourned; . .

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MAJOR PETTIT NOT COMING.

 

Cannot Come to This late to inspect
Connecticut National Guard. '

Major Ja‘m‘es S Pettlt U. S. A, who
was dctiyiled by the war department to
the Connecticut National Guard hi the
coming encampment will not be able to
go to Nlantic next w'oek on duty as
signed a 11191130 in orders having been
made. Major Pettlt is prevented from
cumin; to connecticui on account of
duties law the since at the adjutant ge‘n
oral Whahingtqn D. C. uhcre he
has be‘én i’or some time pas‘t _,

it has. been the oils tphi (Qr several
‘y‘ears for the war ailment to de-
t'aii officers to. 111th _he hints ‘troops
at the request the state or Cennecti-
cut Miller Pet‘lt' will on august. 10.11"-
ccive his commission as lieutenant col
oncl under recent promotion and he
will then be detailed W99 aide to the
adjutant gene at lie will be station-
ed at Washington for two years.

 

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‘ ' Sentinel WIS rl‘iltl and M: It' de- When you 3011;ij W‘X‘téh flu‘él
. culled 'ali benefits and nth ea 10 be 3.1%; “10k ((1, 11.0“}, “mm, m itt‘ Tm‘ ev
ul, a‘lid ‘M‘ayor Cavenagh" it: o'ry .bok. siifigerated

Th‘e pure! nuns
when Hwi‘i‘ “1‘‘i““‘£i“““éhT‘)!lie
9319.31 9, e
nth tl‘i‘im‘ unfildi’or only, barns.

hu‘siiltgo‘hf Why‘dé‘hh H‘az‘ei b

Sit ve. due to its Imany cures, hils‘ c‘nus-
e’d nurn‘croud wot til (:99 centritortéitsl to
he placed on the market. The goon! no
bears the name or E. C. DeWitt at (30..
Chicago. Bold‘ by Cliiford Pharamcy

in .-,«I r“!

’_'Ai.l. WANT? A‘ sin. IAND. "'

Old Ho‘i‘ne
the auto.

Till?

. fie the dimcuity. All are'atlli ont‘

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The store will close at five o'clock every afternoon.
except SatuEday, through July and August. r_

A- coarsersnrs‘sm‘lsrt

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We believe We can offer you j‘u‘st‘thehig'h‘ tiling‘ iii
the Way iii a Bath Brush Then! use seticral facts about it
worth knowing. It' is of Cac the Fibre and so made that it
properly fits tiny initiate of the body and cleanses it with-
out scratching or irritation. It 19 so mad; that it can be

perfectly cleaned after using, by boiling.

soil and flexible" in hot water,

'lt“ becomes
while cold ‘wat‘br stiflens it.

It is tli‘e‘ only Brush khovvn that can be so changed while
being used. The effect of it is not only cleansing. but in-
vigor‘a‘ting, and a good rubbing with it will remove stillness

and soreness from the muscle
We have an exhibition of

s. ”3

several styles. The Turk-

ish Brush which has a loop across the back of the hand.
and can be used like any ordi nary Brush. 50 cts.

The Band Brush. a broad band with 9 Brush fasten-
cd in‘thc middle, the ends of the band to be held in the

 

hands. With this one can reach the back and shoulders.
75 cts., , ‘l
The Mitten Brush, 9 very practical style, liked by
many people because it hasadetachabic handle. 75 cts.
Center Counter at Toilet Section.
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN.

An excellent quality of pure linen hcmstitched Hand-
kerchiefs. full size. 13 cts.. 2 for :5 cts. '
Men's soft-finished Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, Io
cts. each 3 for 25 cts. ‘3'

ON‘THE CENTER COUNTERS.
Pocketbooks, a miscellaneous assortment. black.
brown and gray, ,_
“It ‘ 45 cts.
Wrist Bags, grained leather. black. giay and tan, steel
mounycd.
, , , , 4‘5 cts.
Ha‘inB‘rushes. a very special bargain. 45 cts.
Dress Shields, three sizes. 3 pairs for :15 die.
Linen Tailored Belts, and Braided Belts. no cts. each.
Palm Leaf Fans, 2 for 5 cts.
Ning Po Fans, to cts. «each.
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Great Fire Sale!

We ere carrying on a sale of superior and thoroughly re-
liable COAL lor the fires of this community every business
day ofthe'year. We have recently received at our Wharves
more than two, thousand tons of freshly mined anthra-

is not a ton of ihfcrior stock in our yards today. Prices are
now at their lowest for the season.

John H Ferris. .1

nice as anything we ever say
are proud to send out. There

$6. 25 per ton.

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time since January. 11 the troilf‘y strlli-
é'ra ave failed to_ .re‘c‘el‘ve a s‘t'rl
lit 0 usual wéeldy payment not: liai-
"‘1‘: been made yesterday.

co‘iined to the Butlers? ,and Pol-
lshera' co"‘l‘inlon and the Typo‘xrd‘phical
Union. On account at the strike of
‘élght polishers at Benedict & Burn
ham' 9 factory. the “169.91. this crstt
has decided to support these men in
preterence to the trolley men;

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‘iood that may be eaten. and enables
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