Evening sentinel, Friday, September 11, 1903 · page 2

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tam1t$egmrb11w.‘wmr1”11ho

i *eonirldeirlng quality.

allihi-eohate build Justly and honestly consid-
ui tiltson Friiit Jets.

'1 case, dd‘d‘insde by the' celebrated Ball Bros, should not
tiltibe common goods. which ,sro not .011le at any price.

t vanode is 50 dozen. Lightning. and Sun Jars Jelly:

hbers' . .

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Fittiiitiiie. ‘ .

. ':ri*19'|lblleliotll‘h?$ltmont also. We carry only new
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”3 dflhand). made by largest and best manufacturers In the
been: la lune mime. for cash and sell to. oasis only we'
X” the lowest possible prices (quality considered), on the

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Parlor Suits.

,,Dluinl. Chair!-
Roll Top Desks.

. Book Cam. ‘
Porter Tables.

1 China Closets.
iron and Brass Beds.
Whiteilihwnel Goods.
Odice Chairs and Stools.

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: - fallento

' oil!

have Jesus
company.
ber gloves and an Insulated

nil. .‘l‘h‘e
superintendent isi instructed“?

I00 that

the company (11 any defect in th he wir-

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the body of the deceased after death
Vb en

int/e énheen due to naturni causes.

InAttorney Keogh brought out the fact
that he had H0 this after word had

lift 18.1.? “.ill‘t'ié'fli‘ii‘m

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math“; was.no fiurren‘ in the wire

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5'“ y .did .11

11st “it ‘bowell‘ lithe havetibmi

so}? if ust him” 1E1”? test being

so hin regard 1“tab
to ave been i a cause of

said that he would rather 112:” ”at
for the coroner to decide. lie believ-
ed that hex reached the scene at about

lgMJjock ndrtlett.” oiie of the e'i‘n'pl’oyes

of the" trolley comhsny. 'said that he

rescheié‘the spot between 9 o'clock and

bi testimony was In the main
corroboratIVe.

. iii 1‘. Ounce, fruit. dealer in itali-
"£1; I119:

hue. testified that he saw the
"39 re aboiit s: is he had
re ‘about 8: 25 and drilled

let t, iil
making, only two very briet

up tow'iin

“libido Examiner lilintington was
then called' to, the stand by the coro-
her. He mile in a moment way of
the We. stated the t that at or.
termution produces no sure pathological

9 III the hi‘inisii systole Qcca-
ions i!“ there are accompanyiut fes—
lures; uc’h as the fluidity of the blood.
and the xsmu9n of the muscles. He
said tits“ was the‘ silt-id of the
«techie. fluid clip sites be time or the
settli‘yg iii of riser not is. in the case

orehouse the rigor inertia unit In
About the usual time and vine hernia!
it this pdtnt‘ use not you brought
out hat the body lied been embolmed
for liquid time before the autopsy was
ina'do which rendered doubtful some 'of
the evidence which In lght hare. been
deduced ft m the bumps About it
off ,l’t‘tnuldeliy tie ”1nd been, in-
tedlnto in bed it that time ‘
l'lfnliitntln on s ted that there was
it"s,lig‘ht coagulation in to blood.
There in... he sourecishie lost all or any
of the organs. and death In“ have re—
sulted from several causes" kdown to
medical science. Hit stated that heart
tniiure would not have been likely, uti-

stands

guinea Mor‘ehouse' had s'de no report to ..

He said that the face (and lhalide.” and. 1

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the
tier, is issisl

down
on by

baths. electric!

twelve-tot‘fiesco

Nervu has

9 Finally it

real Show Augustine.
' For womwwho, toilet with nerves,

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Mm i6. Late ' - ' i 1559
St. New Haven. Conn. giveswllling
testimony to these 'triiths. - ‘
“Ivanttogellyoudrhat Dr. Grim

one for me. be it
cure others as it has me. Was mien
nuvous proltlation

try eve. financial losses.
slclans could do little for me, but or-
dered rest. change of' climate, Turkish
mhwhoui success.

so allied me are,
DLGIocne's Neuron, which i did, and
isn’ttle‘1 felt better, and

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rupll'etcy cured me.

gfeitt new: timid" and blood puri-
It soothes, calms,
revitalit'eaisn strengthens the nerves,
hmmnmouu prostratlon.

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vdsh to thankco you teeny times for the

ad tie" .i '

is “h I- out enh-
of its consummation
v’iith hi I knoll:

ie «He'slild ts was

. .Iininly. anemillsrmi 0mm.
PNcMouLton. In hl1sd9lettter told in;
s can go into the Jul
ilsifdrs "i1”! with Mr ll... " iiiiil
Sigma him the ”we at that time.
, his correspondent not to come
alone. as ihatw

alrild hedwonldfi‘g hes 0329b
s owe t i lg:
0 99:39:32 "dear to“
0(omit: dimitutlid'ht

prisoner'sitl

State' It Attnr
.(‘llllilll to the fact that tlwiletter was
Neil written with no grammatical er-

s. that it disclosed a (let'QI'ly c-ou

‘ Nto am down was
fit Mini: of the

t heir“ 0{He said

that l"wh :- the iii-is nt‘l' all pleaded
guilty the imposing of the jail sentcnre
itsltcd for by his cougsel lwas simply
nip re i n tlut sort of
ibiiz‘f‘ lzeca'uEIei nil 1:11.. i laureate and
pram late, attain? t t lsl91 II ins

III e‘ (Misc said Pit‘wat thhenxqr t
and most d9iiberiitc case Mof its kind
Ever brought to his attenti n that the
letter’ did not I new ‘uny rest desire
on the part, ofM tightened to reform, and
th‘at' he thbuzh the cues ouaht dot
to be settled with It jail sentence lie
lili ‘sn .in , minute sentence at
not less than two years and not more
than three yearsln the state prison.

MoMolton came to “litigation tram
dtaniford to avoid arrest for an assault
on Seth Toms. a diluclug master wt it
who he engaged in s brawl in which
he slicing teacher' in law was broken.
tie visited the store of 1‘. Brush and
stole a couple of stick pins and a ring
valued st 876, and at the store or
Joorge W. li‘iilrchiid a Bone. in Bride
port substituted a small di’snit‘md as
air a larger one while looking at a
ray of rings. Through Howard Ayres.
.I clerk he was traced to the railroad
station and Il’l‘thtfid. He attempted to
get rid of the stolen property by drou-
ping It and on the floor of Fulrchild‘u
store were found the plus stolen from
.iriisli s store and on the floor of the
trolley car in which he was taken to
police headquarters on unset diamond
was found. .

Others were concerned with hit-Mol—
ton In the attempt to brook jail. but as
they have not been tried as yet Sheri'f
Hawtey refused to give' their names
All pursued the same lan that of
eehdlng letters. satin: rienrls to gut
saws for them‘ The plan then was to
liberate dther prisoners and escape.

Yesterdpy morning it number df
prisoners were sentences! to Jail for
.nlnpi offenses.

Dennis 'l‘oulicy. of Stamford charged
with statutory bu'rgiary in breaking in-
to depots at Durieli. N'oroton and
illhnbroolt, owned by the New York.
New llaven and llnrtlord neilrmd

dompany on August 8.1908. was ecu-
tenced to two" months In Jail.

Sande Loperci, of Bridgeport charg-
ed with assault on a small boy was
sentenced to forty days In tell, it be-
u; explained to the court that in italy,
9 under the same circumstances the man

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low the possibilit

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Silks for Antonin.

The Silk Section is once more overflowing with new
offerings for the season. The pgepent indications are that
small unobtrusive designs and 9.115“ Weaves both in Tai—
ictas, and the soft. lustrous Sillusliltc ‘fliengifluu dorm.
Peau dc Cygne, and Pest: dc Sappho will be used for

dresses. both in black and colored Silks

Of course Fan-

ciee are in evidence. and some of them are extremely tiss-
cinating. The Gun Metal» shades in different : designs

promise to be popular. 2

Brocades are to be worn in evening shades and white.
Printed Warps are also shown in elaborate designs.

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Artistic landmines.

No doubt you will require some new Jardinieres be-
fore long in arranging the palms and ferns for winter. The
new ones of the richly colored Aurelian Ware are very
beautiful. The shades reremhlc thc- russet brawn of oak
leaves. When designs' in other colors are applied the of-
feet Is like autumn toliagc. The Ware is peculiarly suited
to the' purpose. Prices are from $1.00 up. Jardinierea of
other kinds have floral and conventional designs stlppled
With gold, and many have pedestals. .

S9me very attractive medium-priced Jardinieres are

from an era. to $1.00.

White Jardinieres with gold tracery. 10, r 5 and 25 cts.

Cross-Striped Curtains.

Grenadine in cross-stripes of coin and red. and ccru
and green is a favored material for Sash and Drapery Cur-
tains. Some excellent quality is offered at as cts. a yard.

Cross-striped Curtains by the pair. from $1.00 up.

If you are thinking of a new Tailored Gown or Wall:-
Suit, new modes may be seen in the Cost and Suit
rooms. Also some very stylish Gowns are displayed in
the window at Main street a nd Fairfield avenue.

1‘ i'es’ Shirl Waist Suits.
it; 49'. 9.33.949. 55,98, »

hen-It received hon your Harvard".
mom’s-summer. Address
[0! “WM. M \lori'fity"

JnJMfi‘uemif
fiefiyfl'eeém

ms there had belch one previous ex-
ert‘icti. ventricle-S of the heart
thI-e round 0 be thinly contracted
wdhich showed that dad“! has 'not calls-

by it sudden dilation of the' heart.

' would not have been deemed guilty of
an offense and ltniency was recom-

modem
. it . ‘Itutt l't. ' mJohn Money. or Ndrwaiit was ulve’ii

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3,. ' - Heredity Baroda. Gialc‘e‘ei 32.42

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"lidies Shirt with slits.

laminae, - ‘9'

fruiae‘o lair,

): ,Two n.4,... Dilliitii S '
‘ 93’!- 694914 391.. 98., ,flursday Bargain 98 cts.

ladili Duck Slur. ;;

-. 5.. 3.1.9.5....
9% 13mm 9 505.. 9'
. . -2. mot-rm 55
We: 5' 55!”, W‘sbffi W , DH?“

Them! 99 Bargain $1.49

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with.

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. the fa ai pole 11‘s stron'g, heel

g‘he tbeched and laugh were not care-
fully examined by Dr Huntington
though“ he stated that the prelim cav-
lty had been mincturetl by the under-
talt‘er I‘n‘ embelnil‘ng thd body. He:
Would hive enacted to unit Iesloiie of
the heart or ante inor’tes blood diet:
had death been chased by heart fail-

are.

This closed the evidence. Attohrey'
Births itiltet:1 that ,he Would claim that

death itas do to natural causes.
Altoids alt‘eogiil‘ called attention to
the is t hiorehouse wsl ed up So
by me .9
wihont, the slightest symptom of III
tinting! the illumination of the
l'leter “showed that be hat! on or:
ga'nlc trouble. There wai a bitten on
the wir'evlliere theinsulatfon had worn

out liottlers'

tel. at Bevin
9:99
of Boston

Association

creasing its

iional association.

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”Rock.

There were about fifty
unit the association had as .
three organisers of the its»
Messrs Nolan and
Schroeder, of New York and Hugo.
At the luminous meeting
held at 11 o‘clock 1‘. [9‘ Williams. of
Anemia, the president of the state
lead his address
the year the xuism-inihm has been in-
The use

mom licrsliip

.TATI ’OTTLERB' MEETING. '

More Bettie Eschanues to be Estate‘—
. ~ ‘ linked in Other Cities
The stale meetingi of the Connecti-

.l’rmeotive Association

was held yesterday at Stanford's ho

. members

Du ring

Irunk at the tinio tho theft Was com-
mitted.

who rode in an open box car from
Waterbury to Newtown without the
consent of the railroad company. and
who were bound over by a Newtown
justice of the peace Were sentenced to
ten days In jail. having already been in
Jail six weeks.

Monro Robinson, charged with staid-
fory burglary in breaking into a small
grocery store in Danbury. was sen-
tenced to two months in tall

, REACHED TiglE AGE, LIMIT.
Judged! brash. William 0' ‘blymow;
llldpleid, rHas Resigned.

eighty days In Jail for theft. He wuw‘

Patrick Quinlan and George Connors,

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RU HAL LITTER BARMI’R.

CHICAGO Sept "it .«thurei letter
carriers of the United Stab-stwill meet
in Chicago today and tomorrow to
form 9: national association. There will
be in attendance delegates represent-
Ing seventeen thousand rural letter
carriers. Bother roads. more salary.
fewer privatlons holidays land hunter.

. one other improvements in their con-

unions are the hope of the rural car-
rlers who declare they tnvel over the
worst roads in the world. Heretofore
the rural carriers have had state or-
nlaations. The organisation will be
sown to! the National Rural mobs-

 

iltlsers for billlousnese or econn
you know what. a purse“
These famous little pill: choose the
liver and rid. the ey yi‘eut' oral
without producing
They do. not
but give tone and st
cues and orghns
ell. of
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era prsfims so u. c

A nonnativeetiswss.

It you ever took Dertt's Little Esrlr
tins! Inn
in “tire is

[bile
lensant effects
action or weaken.
all: to the tier

ism, .

Tex, says "No.
the Little Earl”

elm.“-

ton
used
at Clifford Pharmacy;

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“muss William 0 isaymoor. Iuiige Th“ “"1““ m“ ”m P”? 1"",

of probate for the district of Bldg?

elation has a central exchange In New
Haven President Williams said
that the exchange in New Haven was
not. serviceable to all the members
and he recommended that nib-eschew
use be located in Bridgeport“. Water-
bury. Meriden and Hartford. The
Iecominendution was niiooted.
President Williams said that the
slate detective of the association had
gt; riot-med grant work during the your.
e slate detective Is H. A. Quintsrd
who made is report of his services to
the association at. the meeting yester-
diy Up to September I- end from
April 1 of this year the slate detectiVe
has returned 51.84'0- bottles to‘ moto-
hers. and 1. 83! bottles to other
elations. Four raids were made and
the some number of prosecdtlon'sbbne on
man in New Haven was fined 81,00. ‘
'l'he’ Word ehJOye'd a shore dinile‘r'
after the business meeting .2 ‘- i
W “ . ’
i No blends dear Iii spite of your
medicatelodtee there Is no hinting“?
weeds a counter-Irritant and a count.

"1 , » Jesuit mm succession -

Induced Dr. inward Why to Malta
. Isl Price. : ~ ‘-
'After a great deal of effort and his
WEI-ant Boston the

. Mme Co. to no... a “fish ha
.. rice infroductnizry. our fitmgida'r
as e a
lie fomd’lfp cure omflpa‘lm

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. t

: on and this rested on an iron brace,
which connected with the rope of
marl)! orehduse had held. lie
,, 9:; egg: 'a, hatchet-mother" pints
‘. ?

livery Letter comet-r Association. 190 do leoo aster a needle:

hold hinted mmn‘loumtmt ‘
Me to Gov. Woolepfeube
2 to take effect on October lath. and
reuniting hire to orderithe election lit
a successor to all out the unexpired
term. on the first mind-y in October
at thoanuualmm‘ 2n t it" '9’
Judas Seymour succeeded Judge ‘

*K’. Scott eleven Indra allot!“
years no. add retires sow undel- the
In; daIfiIg‘th: lull! ‘at 10 yeirs.
w ch est 9%“
time. it is «Mtfioflm e c-
tios for his successor should be held
at the‘uiie d M hid-‘10"!

tlon so he resigned tine “w“

term» or Miss Judge
, , , monumenng
easy-rota,‘ tie indie Scott who
. “served". ah, ltd-Riot tho? court; can
nanoseconds

I

ch were covered In it con-
t of the case last Tuesday after.

, . :ddmnei‘ Do‘en' had visited the scene
~- “11:“ coldest i‘Ii'i‘ior to the beslsning
. ‘éfiw
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the tor/n court in
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d‘where ibe‘nbody true faith hill and
went Into thedetslle to a maiden-

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