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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 14, 1903 · page 3

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; WEATHER PORICAOT.
For Norwalk and vicinity: ‘i’e'rtly

either i
d {It :"

udy
tga'hilssl'ss pp rmm mariners)“;
t e a cent as [or hurt as ew
uherei is new a well-defined
one area east of the Rocky Moun-
tIins.

partly cloudy weather and possibly
light local showers. I .

.—--q-£—~——-Hq

A dance will be held at the Norwallt
Yacht Club tomorrow evening.
‘—-Experlenced man wanted. F. D.
Llw ton & Cu.

Mlle Margaret Field. at Brooklyn is
the guest or Mrs. Edwina Cousins.

Mr iind Mrs. W. H. Finch and iam-
lb'. snout today in tlluatlngton. l..l

Miss Helen Waterbury is the hostess
of Miss Grace Nichols oi Newark, N.
J. .

Mrs. Z. G. Buah,I of East arenas. is
visiting in Broad Brook and Hart-
iord.‘

«WideBrim Straws. O'Brien.

Miss Lillian Gude of Grand street.
is’ spendln3 two weeks' with iriends
in lilaaton PI.

Mr and Mrs. James Lycett, oi
Broad River, were visitors in New
York yesterday.

;-—IS Isl for three days. 9c. sale in
our lichen Dept. See our east win-
dow. M. S. Smith & Co.

1 ngs. Louis Sewarby, ot Woodward

ayenue. returned today from a visit
with reiItives in Centerport. g
Jigs. W. 1:. Guyton and on, Willis.
0! Baltimore. are visiting M. and Mrs.
J. Cousins. a! Taylor avenue ,

A :mass at requiem for the lIte Mrs.
Eliza Skldd, was held at 8 0101003 this
moral“; at St. Mary's Church. '

'—Fancy Braid Straws. 0' Brien.

Miss Gertrude Lyon of Norwallt.

ill take part in an entertainment in

rgetown. the later .pIrt of the
oath. . , . '

The Rev. Geor3e D. Egbert and Mr.
Marvin have safely arrived in Europe
and word has been received here to
that eiiect.

George C 'Eva'rts. oi the Norwalk
store‘ oi Comatock Brothers. is spend-
ing I portion or his vacation in the
Catskill Mountains.

I—E'xperlenced man wanted. F. D.
Lawton £1 00. 1 .

A large number of South Norwalk-
era took advantage of the trip to Hunt-
iiIigton today and I most enjoyable
time was had by all. ..

e—Qrdlnsry household accidents
have no terrors when there' I I bottle
death Thomas's Dielectric, Oil in the
m c e est eals 11 c ts.
bruiéttsq'3 sprains. Instantl'rellet. "

Willem H. Murray, of Chicago for- L

inerly t News“: is visiting in town
.Eben'i'lzdr Filler; is planning to build
n“ nodes in Cranbury.
Shirtéwalamults. bathing suits and
hair‘i‘nocks are the special that t o
Read Company is oiiering toda.
All It greatly reduced prices. .
Com ore Clarence F. Osborn. at
Norwallr. is planning to get up a party
to attend the international yacht
r'aces which commence next week.
Jack McGrath. the well known base-

. hall pitcher. a: “1.. Cam 1) Chamber-

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

lain and the may: mbattalion team
is having I “cinch" as it is with much
dllfihc‘nlty that the opposing teams 3st
gfik"h $0.93!“. 9 all“? .
r1413 e or it W38.i3i1¥ ‘
éfiy at' tile r‘gglsmrst of to 1053:
ere l.filding their last session oi the
ay , tend. the! are
metric” this has muting today, from
noon until 9 non .
'7‘?” you'lever been .1:u0d;0¢
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1, tioia 3 3:1 1
W‘Tb Fgm'and 0cm" " she read.

1.!me

eoudiiibni raver 1d. thls' vicinity 3°

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hind charm!"
"A talisman!"
13 have some
1" she asked
very“ new t cos i on is tulnlled. "1
hd she carried the
ow. But after an
the words which
were minutely engraved on the inner

in tin-1 tenant's. '1

hand i hel it in I more

til

i turned“, her head with In inquir-
ion:

"is that right?" she
asked
rimulte right " Janswered. Iadu

was; bit it! Martin-W
Wed half. 1.6131» its “sailed

looking the fire
.. ”Not lathe least." ..

"i will ring for Edwards to put some
ore dcgl gaff she isuggested. sgoing
war a
“You' haven t m'ade ont all his bards

et. " l insisted. and alter! momentary

esltstion shb tension to my side.
{‘“dt i; extremely .gldiculeus.“ sh: ex-
e I me my our on 3 vs I
thing “thaw" I
1 "it must be done in order to bring
but full vi): us of the charm. "
1 “Bu it you ve it won’t—'—
"Precisely whati eadeevorlag to

‘0” “dreaded, t""' i to .a th
- 911 r , reI e re-
:0 h'i'gi'i'olaihd," 1 an a bill .110 read it
utlously. tn heraeli hetero repeating
it aloud. i saw her lips moving.
" "re give and 11000:-

1 "‘1?“ is supposed " i explained, "to be
a iraaslstien at an old French couplet.
Ia'nd you perceive that the last line
contains the moral."
“And the first an impossible condl~
on!”
‘ "'l nature you it is perfectly sim-
pie” 1 insisted.
"in the Greek italends " said Theo-
dera with I smile.
uch sooner. [hope
’ "When?" she asked. turning away

her

"li’fti is left to me i should say I
month "It the latest." '.

“mine to lace me again she held
outI the ring at Irm’ a lenatb.
' Lilli hall remote to have anything to
do w th it " she cried

“Why, " 'l asked

"-0li Tl detest things i cannot under-
stand!”

.a"§ou ought to try to have more

5 “in what?" asked Theodora:
‘ "[11 me. at conne. i promise it you
take it. the ring shall bring good tor-

"i “as thinking or you " Ihe mur
slur “It the moment." .

"Then the spell begins to werhl'tl
exclaimed. “What better luck could
it bring than to make you think of
me ID i I

“To me or to you?" she demanded.

"l fancied there were tears in your
eyes——-—"

"Why should th'ere be?"

"Why?" iwhispered drawing closer

"it only the talisman might do as
you say she murn'mred.

"My father gave it to my mother."
1 explIlned.

"'i‘hen he didn't lieep it!" -‘

"The whole includes the part. you
understand. He gave her the ring:
she gqve him back h.eraeli "

—end yet he lost her." inur-
Theodora.’

I "m. he lost her ” ‘
1« “And l-gsuppose for all their love.
t ere were tears now and then. " she
Iu 'Isted.

i ‘1 ’well._-_.”

"80' that your mission was 0': vet!
'liIttle eitect." said Theodora: ..

3 “‘Perh‘aed’ i used. "the o‘ftraas'latin'n
was not fterhij but anyhow you need
settle Ifrnld d: accept it.”

"it isn't that l am afraid " she ex-
t'lalasedtv but still she held out her
rightfhs‘nd once more. and the ring

I! or ..
l’ 110?: are islehidn‘t: get it hiéh
me." I expostulatod‘ _.
1';Why,ytf°sa”

com Khaki“
r I tew ”denim:
I'. little foolishly perhapl.t
9". into her face: “

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mid” “mt “9'53! “PM“ L Li 1‘ I31": to ”1.111 J in
Iamaesrt'eiI-uualiity» 1Mwsaseea'as 1 gm. . . 5,, . .
abhdii'ulita‘for j“1:1,:10:01:011101. ‘1“ H ““1 ‘M . libi'i .b't' '}.li :1 i
datum *in ii a. can," " “' ' ' "
unmet Warmly More it St '
readywith lilal'h countless 1:019- and :0 .. wit :- Th lbs-:- #5113," b "aging [is ' " "
necIsIarieI tar the work. ‘ i i i’ "' ll" “ ‘ ‘ “ ' ’V' "" "i" J "'-" 29’5' .1 .1: 1 ' '
Jelly glasses in assorted slicer—26¢ :Ii‘”.“m"fl ”WW" 3' " "' f‘g'm. , W W"? GM ".3 ’0 ' Ivo- .
dos. . . ' " ' ‘ ' "
Mason traitiara ' . . ‘
[tilts-«I50 ‘1 ,4 ."
'q'u'art's— .1 ' » . ,. . . 4
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pints—toe 1:2," . 1 ms";- :15. we 6 Hi1 "- ‘- 11: " m' "
011‘le 1 ' as; ' rill-MM v I .Ji '1” use:
itubber rlnIsI (or Jam—lie and tile "r y .1 g sth'.
a9! ‘ . '1 ' " .
Preserving kettles. line gray or ' 1,

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blue enameled ware. ii to it q.t—-16c
in “30:" . .

F-II‘NUN‘ tunnels, 4'60 ,

bilateeepoons. wont-41: to the.

MetIl mining-epochs, _-5c to 12¢.

Measdri'n'g-cupsr 56 10c, no.

Patina-kniveIr-yic to 20 o.

Fruit- -presses.--85c and 850.

. $tl’flli9i“,-—5¢t to the. 1

ideal button—15c to it

Parsdne. pure and refined. seals
iellles, fruit and pickles. catsup and
all such so there is no chance for the
air to reach it fiitc ca e.

Near main stairway.

, , re TIIVIIIII- ..

one can't be too particular in plot-
leg I treat or suit-case 'or in tact, any “
bsggage-holder. . _

Strength is the first renulsite; all
other teatures are secondary-1 The
trunk that looks best may go to pieces
under one onslaught or the railroad

man. 'But with Itmhdth
should go convenience at shape and
arrangement and a some share 9! 300d
ion

by.

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: This 'store has just that combination
in treats in suit- cases. in bags. it
has some at very low prices some that
are expensive (but not extravagant.)

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object of this sale is to reduce stock qmcklu. We have on

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are honest in 0:31} statements that even) item offered here is a bardain. Tile one lit

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merchandise at prohtlesspn

emphasrze the {all

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FRESH F 13H

'. enema-1:11.11. 4 pounds tor 86¢;
lithe. Weskdsh. 3 cents poui'idi Butter-
iish 7 cents, tour pounds for tie; large
dad small Blues. 12c; native Eels 12c;

Blacktlsh 8c; German Carp lee; first. for “I

and dep

dab in: Manpow- Mensch. three tiona‘iad m“ .illaI problem he tie from 0;! 1904. “all;
old fly at metithe
Mm" NW“ gr E?“ ”N“ 1:0 1:001: lfi'egz'w urns tzfuikida‘iy‘ ‘I'l'lltmezin Pi ' Tarielom 1;. Bean.
msas‘sr mi km: more himseiienth door Chin! oi. the position, reportathst

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'cm. DUGROSS.

flect Ind of Washington Street Brila
Old IIlvation Army Building.

m1...”.»-_.....

Special Meat Prices.

 

bedrom

door.

 

setter had

lilihnctidn

Through Window

 

New aim: OMI- herded “Imitation
Though 'Iu o‘oor. w‘m Leaked

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. New Rana hasa eoaatahie in the
person ct. Peter McNerney to whom
nothing conected with serving papers
or write Icemalmposslble McNerney
II known all over New Haven county

VI in serving court notices
sherlll‘ bills and injunc-

ndow after

'i he {allowing account published
in mammal; Unionsaplaina how
be solved the diniculty

”Mrs. Marv A Ferris at 192 Daven-
port avenue, called Constable Peter
Me Nerney I mean contemptible pup
yeIterdIy. hurt because
rudely climbed throuah her

the procaine
he had been re-

fused admitance. through the trout

)ncwliable [attorney was armed with
in“ drawn by attorney

Connecticut Will Have I Fine Dil-
piey It the It. Louis Inhibition.
‘Pr.oi A G Galley, of the Agrlcal’

turai College at Sierra reports that

Connecticut wil be the only State that

will maintain I complete exhibit of

pomological productstrom the‘
ingotthe show April 80. until its

Nev 80. It is proposed that fruit spec-

imens—the finest of this year' 'I yield-—

he solicited he soon as may be exped-
ient, and placed In cold storage in
llarti'ord until needed next April. By
this means the corp of 1903 will alter

the openin3 display, and renewal

Connecticut will have I live-fish exhib-
it on I large scale The display will
included an exhibit from the clam Ind
oyster Industries. 1 . 3
- IA'II' ALL YOU WANT. .
Persons trbubicd with indigestion or
D spepsiaI can eat all they want it they
wil take nodal Dyspepsia Cure. This
remedy prepares.fl the stomach tor theh
reception. meat 11 digeatiori m as-
similatipn oi all of the whOieIome
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the di alive auto transiorm the
Emoled H‘mg'.‘ 1“ iii ‘ “'1"pr fiffifllgm "93, M“ d- memo the ohl'i‘rul of blood that gives
11099011 Best, 100 iii. limit can”. , Them” health and strength. Bold by Cliflor-bl
tot Roast, 10¢ 13 up Fyestgrday m’o‘rning whould 010131: Pharmacy. ”
late and Nable Corned 11001.33”... 'tget'b'iindr: 05";03'032'3135 IRIDGIPORT DEPOT.

 
 

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Itermelons.
{belong
lemons,
lb. Pall Lard,

other

2000011350 ed. ”1;.

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100., million;

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p.35 halt
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Fs'rris house apparently everyone was

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the It
«lid?
" filed

k flattorni on the level er the new

« sheathing paper, giving it I goodnp:
1- rpIIWo tie-«as singly-rev 0H .‘

ampere
van Contractor. .
he Me I New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company has awarded to
William Petersen. oi New Haven,fthe
contract for building the temporary de-
port. it will cover a
mdndw area or tw'enty- -five_ by mom hun-
amateur Ind will bill)
d the plenum

Will he. built about one 01:00:00.0»

 

" " 5%“:E ‘m

Riot '
broad stairs leading in ape
The interior of the temporurm
will be lined with I good quality at

 

 

 

support the treh'till .

_ 13:0: will ml

DRY 99008 CO“
1'... .5'“?"1‘M~, 00“ due E 1 “id FIIH AND can axmair. ' ' "
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New York ,Dea'ler Arraigned Before
FederIl Authorities For Belling
imitations ef'cl'eiweg.

. .

(From New York American.)
The arrest of Henry 8ilberstone,a
cigar dealer at No. 283 Bowery. charg-
ed with having refilled cigar boxes.

will waged by the

marked the beginning of"
United

'war 'that
States in}

ternal Revenue agents agaiiist dealers

,9. all over the city who have been engag-
ed in similar practices.

For some

months heat a large cigar concern has
been greatly annoyed by complIlnta
that interior cigars were being sold
under‘ ts label and notified the love-

 

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several bo’ses bi,

su rstone is alleged to have bought
30 h"(.‘renie clgI'rs. and
after selling the genuine article at a

regular price (live cents) refilledt

boxes within cheaper If'tic‘le,
eight for twentyi‘five' c
to the customers that the

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label, 1’1» lie the rest
a a
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I'll held tor ex-
Inning

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the Instill! of 1:111: mbhii'ds. ' '
he tear was

bout hem. in this

field boat I

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Every Clank: in
. Leaves Te _
walrasaoao. 'r ,

Althousit prowl!“

oilcers or waits-mafia

negreea are continuing:-
city in large numbers.- until

I. weatlon' tot I short

borowiilhewltliaata m-
The mob, which was 1011‘ ,

iortshlyaehabegmw n1 «1.

warned the modem .1

'mitted many depradatitnad 1 .I .

ed mien». Word was

erety dogged their honest

iurnitdre animus.

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noon ram/tea 1 roar-MIA. ,. 1
Whether ‘30 with -
I“ III“ on a". ‘1“ '
ineII 1hr pleasarr‘awr
without bottle it! 6!!“
ic Cholera and my)“

used“. had may Immr
oil‘tli‘ all. by sums-1m
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The town of R-
bib in theimtl
I 000mm.- he
hath ticketa’ wear
the last election but'
My: '1“ W 1

no in the I that
diy elected

Many c :0."
justice there ‘ 1
how will be made by a d-11

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