Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 10, 1903 · page 2

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Frank Iaatoe ill a “ ' I
’t o yIIIpIiIvylpIotli It Iii-P

livery bottle of Dmflowerd'I specific
for the euro of 00 III ion and dye
pcpaia contains airy been of a 'remedy
that: to toluene IId~ volley Willi".

UIud according to direction. this Is
sufficient for- It awmh‘ I treatment.
doubt on Mr. Baxter's special half-

rice offer of 0 regular Ile 50 cent

file at half price. you got a month's
ply of the best medicine. In the
orld for only 26 ‘Ctilllti.

Another reason why you Iilouid use
Dr. llowurtl'tt specific. or at least try It.
If suffering wilh'mlnstipulion. dyspep-
sia or livvr trouble, is the fact that
liruggist iiltxtI-r soils every botttt- un-

natural. ~

Melisa, u mutt;

 

‘ Will include
' . III MIIIfihuIIttI.
'l‘llzlhi ' » i" Ieliloh of the New
”Mindanao roads of Clear MailerI
unionidp yesterday It Uhrpdntera'
hall, I- tnhemt: Important
matter oonIldered and decided upon
III them tics of I‘Wlil mm
pain in nort eastern Massachusetts
similar to that deeltled boom “for 00a-
neetibut, it was noted to place weetal
aunts and ~Inorguuun. lnrthuhootlon
Morin: on the MerrimIc rlvur' In
1»!!th Lawrenoepll'averhill Itul- -Id-
Ilaa towns. and to board the blue
abet movement strongly in that soc-
tlon as well as In Couiwctkut anti in
other sections as usual.

'ttI'Tll'Twe; , IgA
ham to , mildly
mic will

It “ vaéhopm1th&mez

ut "um I
mm “m”
our every- 4in salItellcet t I troublois

. t‘I oats

we don't pay Iulitciont attention.
them. Backacbe II I litiiethlnl. Some-
times It coronation shard .dIyJJork
one main cold. It will ”III off, you
run; .it'I only the alt of overtaaing
-llty hack. it int he fault of your
buck but your hiatus? “Tim our n
or straining haT'iItprfered with «bar
delicate mechan You call it back-
Iwbs but it really II kidney ache. If
the kidneys are not relieved, chronic

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

Ministers. an: did
“do Wk #9:”? 0%» ‘t'” I

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- stow mauled by maker and seller.

A Colonial Bedroom Salt.
This magnificent Suit is of Mahogany in three pieces,
Bed, Dresser and Chllfonier. They are massive, rich-

 
 

 

 

disorders MI in IN this iaIWhul‘o- the pump mug of Boston "prompting do:- his [it'l'i'ilillul guarantee to refund lookin s lendid Th 7 ' .. "
.. gift .. . , , . . e Bed ts a four- ster, a erfect
~ . - u ' 510-0 littiorthlngsi (should not be Willi lhu Lady (Inrmont Workers of Acnler- the money" the spocltlc does not- cure. g P. . 'f p0. p ‘
’12.govcr.I-A Gotlth Nelwaik woman! that k," “pm“, 0“ ”m label from the "and. Many “V",uw lost by treating u“. representation of its style, and I seen In an Antique

.‘ learned to .ameclnte willl' delay
means.
1 Mrs. Addie Banks, of 40 Raymond

lill'k for.tho 'u'rottg discuss. If . you
huvc any of the following symptoms.
Ilr. Howard‘s Specific will cure you:

Shop, would be priced at $25 0.00 at least. ' The Dresser
and Chiffonier have broad tops, deep, roomy drawers and

point of Ills organisation. He pointed
to the value of thetiahol II a protoc-
tlon to the public Inhllilf'fifilllnl gar-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

We wish to quote to you a large line of Bathroom
equipments which are of the best quality. warranted not

to rust. and low-priced.
’I‘owul little. llll‘kt‘l iti:_lit‘ll

garment workers when purchasingtgllr-
wants.

The conference paused thenanal ros-
oiullons endorsing the prion labels
trade marks and insignia of all unions

 

55:: I
:idgan “ gzmle'aimr gnyn%:gmfl:i‘:t £30“; Imental. it. sold ‘Mfll‘lhkm lh.“=)\fl:li:£ ‘pififlfnuisap‘pcti;ttgrikslatutflaittailw- glass pulls. The French plate mirrors are in large square
~ . ng" syn out were we . own, It - ut' . m . I re t ~
‘NO. 8 32.3.00 iirgrmsfcfii: miiyfimzl“ [has required the urmtlllll‘1fl the public glullli'il Depression. iiclt'hilis of (Ian, frames swung between scroll supports.
* c , out ufBlolllfl h, it Irtb rn. i i,
' i8 . $4.5” ‘ tholmnusntapplie mm “mm” tam mtcimmwmnmurgnigro;$tmntil-:2: Btupldlftgit'eollug. Oconstl‘hnitiog. 810.:ka This suit is oi‘iered specially at $145.00.
‘1 9 55.50 , not help It for bICkN' hp and that (ll-ed shops '0 "‘0". Illimfll "a“ “I. Bl‘fldlflfl- “do". the Eyes, [.0le Of Sleep. (‘lnaw- We ask your lnSpCCtlon. Fourth floor, take the ele.
. 1. ‘. 50 . A 3d wavydtugrllgdta the lotus optima1 lieu of the 0le of bmptoylug mm in: In the Stomach. Lucio of Energy. vator.
Nd U I 50. , me anatomic me 0' imyt “logy": thlidren in such shops m, .ppegted [lotus ilt Silica and Chest, Choking
. (r .f t.“ mi‘v- Kiln“ Flint)“ it it“ ‘ “ to tho cigarmnkuru. as tlwrfoundertt of tooling. Dull Pains In the Heui. Sto— Bathroom For 3111'" s
a, N0. 12 $8.00 n'I t w- P I and some eu'rea the label .nowmpm' 1,. stand by um mach (tough, Melancholy Forehotlings. m g '
.- they had made. Induced me to get a Coated Tongue, Throwing up Food at-

ho'e at. Pleiatnd'a drug store. They
gave me relief at once.
to recommend them. "

-Il‘or sale by all dealers.

 

ter Eating. Had Dreams.

Begin to get well today. Dr. liow-
nrd's specific will make a permanent
cure. it gives lusting bculth.

 

Wood stones from 31.50.
Best bakers. (testers and «:00qu on earth.

I am pleased

 
 

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illinsa Tow-i Bars, 83 50 to 85.50

 

 
 
 
 

 

4,“ “W5. JCILW ”d “l “P free; Q gents a 1"“ “’3‘“ Mliburn 0"- '3'” affiliated withtlhe America Federation M‘- 10 , . , .. . or - .-
alo. N. Y. sole agents for the United _4 J T Km to 82 .. .'. . Opal Glass liars. $1 -.. to 3.: ..o
Md 3 in Amlnster my; art squares mm 30 Stat of Labor. tutti promising Inpport for
33"» be m , d such marks. The entire luurnlng‘neur- UNEASY IN WALLluol-‘oao. 0“" “a” “'“h “it“ ”mi“. t Tom “0“”- "ii‘i‘i 9"“
("‘5 (0.?fo «to this gnaw; ° n‘m°”D°“ 3"“ ly was spent in pushing resolutions and . ~—-—- . $5.00 to 37bit . 'l‘owe-i Arms. iii in and 81.25
Flllplfftflls Ofiflgi'dlrfs. Brussels and Vel'bet COF- .. Iamendments to the constitution and aIlver Workers May DIciare a Strike 1‘0ch Rings. , 7:.t-i.\.ljt.,tval.1.. “all, gun... 31,2;
owe the organisation. Many of by Monday. Bath Tub ‘icnts St .,., m ,1 .m Soap “Ml” ,.(, m Ii a,"
"filters are M“ ”06500 the resolutions were nob of a puiIlit': WAIJJNGFORILOM.10.-—'l‘hequcs- Tumbhr HOW” I,“ and 4;“ Tull) Soup ”‘5”... "1"” ' 9;?
. nature, and tho unloudnmlts were 0 ti , , I t I ’ ’ , "'7 ‘ -‘ ' "i- -" ‘ i’ —
Bus: and White Enameled {m beds and cribs. . mm.- mm. hf}; 33:05:23; :gi'ggfl, fining: Tooth Brush Holders. sm- to 31.329 Tub Spring» ital-ks. to.- m 32.75

3 (Continued fropi whim Page)

The press oonmlittne of the under-
once. consisting of Illncretury Daniel F.

strike among 'the various silver work- Hanging Sponge lint-ks, Robe Hooks. lit to to cast

mittens: (nail er [tom Meier to finest Hair.
ltilp‘o rl‘ Diner: Tea and- I'pll It sets.

 
 

’ ‘ ore, It is impossible to learn anything 81.50 to 32.23 p“ m- Holders, Li!)
W ‘ fagggmfli'stiltlgg—E—‘ng?ltpfot‘firaogiuth):‘ ”mm-V 0' "“V'M'm- “m" ”a definite. but the general toeiins is that Will“ "mm ”0””- ‘5" Baxth Thurmonw-t-n ‘th
hand some Sh R? l d Pd I'd cum... r. Dtmt‘nor of u... city, have aslrikoie imminent.Man of the iead- non PqurHotm-ru. sociotzts ‘ ' , ~'
r em' 30 S M C trouble at his factory. He estimated Y ‘ M I q f . ., 9,;
.4 his business for the years prior to the trrovcn of great assistance to the press ing merchants have already stepped gnaw” Both Sprays, $1.00 up all i . at ea, ....c to c
. trouble at “00.000. The year of the in- obtaining accurate reports of the ordprmg their usual stack of merchan- hilowcr lioth Sprays with ring and Curtain Complete, $15.00
’ Honor—the Wort earth—eSfelnbly“ ‘ Itrike he suffered a loss of business of '“°““““'- “d ”W "°'”‘°'V "‘“i "“3“ our because of the tummy outlook.
'\‘u ‘ 8001000. in ihetwo months the strlku “W'N‘l‘i‘i‘ by ”im‘" Wh"h'""°°m9'“ In conversation with some of the Sale ofChbw CUPS and saucers.
Complete Home F]! was on at his “hop his to” amounted m “min“ ‘Vm‘ ”WI"- Icadtng labor officials today. The _ , _
. >~ 358.0% Ho ,wlnmmmmmflm of The Indications throughout the con- ltogtmer oorroapontbnf, learns that it No use trymg to. get past these Without stopping.

 

ventlon have been that President
George H. Wren“, of. Springfield. First
Vice President George. Wilson of Prov-
idence. and Second Vice PreIident
Wm, Slantlltoomb of Boston, would be
rte-elected. Two of the vice presidents
have proven so capable that they have
been taken by tin» national organiza-
tion and are at work In the West. The
conventlonwill probably closet late this
afternoon.

The delegates In attendance are: A.
S. Ferguson of Hartford, James Mar-
uhull of New llriiuin: ill, .1. Murphy of
Springfield. Mass. 16. Stcvrns, o Suf-
fleld. H. Hoffman of Danbury, Charles
F. Doerner of this city, A. Doinu of
North Adams; Mastiff .l. Bowler of
Springfield, Matti-L, A, i‘. Kaveney of
illusion, i). F, Cloheey of Haverhili.
Mass. W. Standscomb of‘ Boston.
George Wilson of Providence, R. i..
James Regan of Worcester. Mass.
tomes i-‘iynn of Pawtuckei. R, l., H. R.
Hamilton of Westdoid, Mass, E. How-
ard of Lowell, Muss PhUip Bauer of
Lowell Mass

is hoped to avert a strike if possible.
bu they are not overusanguine of the
outcome. IOnc high in authority said
last evening that If the International
Sliver Co, could not afford to meet the
demands and would be willing to show
up Its books to prove such was the
me, he believed the workmen would
not press the matter but unless they
diti he expected a strike to be generally
declIred by next Monday

THE SALVE THAT HEALS.
without leaving a scar Is tic-Witt I. The
names Witch Hazel is applied to malty
nuivea, but DeWItl'e Witch Hazel Salvo
is the only Witch Hazel Solve made
that contains the pure unadulterated
witch hazel. if any other Witch Hazel
Salve Is offorntl you it is a counterfeit,
E. l‘,. lit-Witt invented Witch Hazel
Salvo and Dthtt's Witch Hazel Salvo
is the beat salve in the world for cute,
burns. bruises. letter or blind. bleeding.
itching and protruding plies. Sold at
the Clifford Pharmacy. 0

They are of exquisite quality and greatly reduced in
prices. For example,

Those formerly $1.75, are now $l.35.

ThOSe formerly $1.50, are now $I.I5.

Those formerly 98 cts., now 75 cts.

And so on down the scale. Some very pretty, deli-
cate Cups are 19. 28, 38. 50 and 60 cts. They are of Lim-
oges and Austrian China._and a few are 'apanese. the reg-
ular egg-shell varieties in beautiful coiorings with much
raised gold work.

First table at foot of central staircase.

. customers, trade and credit. He had
figummith him from which he fre-

' qucnted quoted. These figures were at-

tacked by 000an for the batters.

There were «frequent .tllta between
‘ Mr. Davenport and Attorney Beach and
Mr. Davenport referred at one time to
the “kindergarten" on the other side.
” The (Intuition of the actual damage sum
tninod by [more & Companynwas the
main point of contontiom The actual
lemme were to be ascertniined so
.ludee Plutt could fix the amount of
bond required. The defendants haven
tertain period in which to secure surety
for the bond and It is likely some large
emery. company will be employed to
furnish the necessary amount.

The amount. of. business transacted
by Loewe and Company In the ycaI
1901 was 0341.988, while the year of the
strike It fell to 0229.,000 a gain of 87,-
000 was made the nctrt your after the
strike was over Mr Loewe testified
to loss to customers In Chicago ltirh-
mond.gthladelphIa and other cities. Ho

 

 

 

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. We‘have a“ colonists lilie oi Sééébn-
.abie Underwear in popular grades and full
title of sizes. ~ ...

New Patterns for Embroidery at the Art Needlework
Section. Hungarian and Huck Work. Heminway Patterns
and Mount Meiiick. All kinds of materials, “findings,"
Woois and Yarns for knitting. Slipper Soles, Needles,
Looms for Beadwork. etc. 9, g I.

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1" ' .. also stated under what conditions the > « -' .. Phi Bauer Of New Ha-
‘I ... - loss 'wns nrril’ed It so that the amount ten. William Hummus. Mimi: RAILROAD rise up.
Mr. T. F. Fannon of ar. 0r . Jameti‘ Blygh bmw‘a

 

could be plaCcd in the mmpinint.
Davenport origimliiy placed the dam-
ages claimcd at $80 000 and as under
the law thould he prove his caste could

of Boston and (leer e If, Wrenn of

Big Washout at Blackberry Creek on
Springfield, Mass.

Highland Division.
Wle‘TED. Oct ill—~The wcstorn

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Out? Children stiletto» at two pair for
; twentlt five cents are excellent values. We

have obtained a verdict for three times
the alleged damages. which would have
been 8240.000. He stated in court that
should-he win- this case he did not
think there would be any necessity for
any more anti-boycott actions.

ENGINEER ALLEN SCALDED.

-~r
Flood Near Meirose‘ FiliI Cab With

a Cloud of Missing Steam.

Edward Allen, of Stamford n locomo
tlve engineer empiotcd by Consolidat-

Frederick Sanford, the bookkeeper.

ed Road was scnide‘ltyesldrday morn-

divlslon of the Central New England
Railroad is complgteiytied up as the
result of s washout which occurred late
yesterday between Highlands. N .Y..
and Platte rains caused the stream to
rise suddenly and rods of track were
washed away. Large gangs of men

 

DAILEV WILL REFUND MONEY. ALMOHOUBE iNMATE SUICIDES;
WA’I‘Eitlic..I.Oct.10.1—-The case of , WILI'JMANTIC, October Ill—Mrs.
Timothy .i. Ilailcy on a charge of cm. 1 Sarah Gallagher an inmate of the
heating 3! II from the Trades Council. i aimshonse committed suicide early
was brought up in the City conll vcs- yesterday by drinking laudanum while

terdny before Judge Poasley and con-

vlslting at. the home of a friend. She

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lng In the cab of his engine between
Meimae and 'l‘romont Water accu-
mulated from the downpour of rain,
lose In the road-bod and rcnohod th-.1
engine grain. in u twinkling the cob
was enveloped in clouds of hissing
steam. Mr. Allen's fireman was sort
ousiy soaidod. lie was tnkcn on the
train at Mt. Vernon and sent. to a hos-
pital. .

A substitute engineer was procured
at New Rochelle and the train con-
tinued eastward. Baggagemaetcr
O'Neiil acting as fireman as far as
Port Chester. where a regutur fire-
man was procurcd Mr. Alien left
train here and was taken to life home
In a carriage.

was placed on. the stand for the put
pose of enlightening the attorneys for
the Hatters on the. question of percen-
:ages. After being questioned for a
considerable lengthof dime by Alton»
ney Beach be stated he. would be do-
lighted to meet the attorney outside
and explain the question of percen-
tages to him.

The bookkeeper stated that Instead
of a profit of $223 000 or the year of
the strike as the shop as accomplish.
all In previous years there was a loss
of 822 .000

tJudg0 Flatt anally cutdown the 01 lg
lnal figure of $80. 000 as in the com-
plaint and placed the damuesat “0,-
9 000, making thehond three times that
' amount-in one complainants recover.
- " ‘Attornoy Beech stated tltatuno pro-
" ‘ vision Jud-been mlde‘for securing I
bondsmeu but. that probably I surely
company would furnish. the amount.
’ The bond is the lame as required by

_ .' [Judge Wheeler ..in the superior court
‘ _‘,‘j It is. subject tothe approval of Judge

it..-
,,'t The action yesterday releases III the
attachments upon property and savings
bank accounts which were made some
timomby Sherll Dooiaa. of Bridge
wet ӣ110qu United- states dist-shot.

. 1.. rmelee It took the combined
efforts of those two send-mandamus
entire Ileohto locate and Ionic thew
pet-I 0a“ the 824 defendants named to.
the complaint. which Is I very whilst.

were sent today to repair the damage
btlt according to theI railroad officials
trains can not be run before tomorrow
afternoon. All of the through freight
trains which run from Hartford t0
May-brook, N. Y.. last night were com.
polled to stop at Canaan and return to
Hartford.

DIETING INVITES DIBEASE.

To cure Dyspepsia 0r indigestion it
Is no longer necessary to live on milk
and toast. Starvation produces such
weakness that the whole system be-
comes an easy prey to disease. Kodol
- Dyspepsia Cure enables the awmdob‘
and digestive organs to digest Ind' as
aimiiate all of the wholesome food
that one cares to eat, IIIIHR a never
falling cure for indigestion; IDyspepsla
and ‘all atomach-droublesl Kodol di-
gests what you oath-makesd the atom-
ach sweet. Sold HIt ihd Phnr~ ‘
macy. 1"! 5" i"

KILLED HIMSELF 'WITHIREVOLi

Vlii. .

laxnvmlmgocti 10»qu Ward‘.
aged thirty years, committed suicide
at hiI home nearT~FIils 'Viliage late ‘
yesterday by shooting himself In the
forehead with a revolver. Ward was
alone with the hired man his father
and wife. being in Falls Village. He
sent the man to the barn to do some _
work which occupied him for some

tinned for thirty days. This commit. i was seventy years old and n widow.
ance was granted with tho undcrsland- ‘ ~——-—-——-
tag that Dolley should refund the
money and pay the costs of the case]
before that time.
W
STOP THAT GOLD
or It may result In Pneumonia. lira-
ziiiun lialm is breaking up Golds when-
ever tried. almost without exception
10, 26, 5-00 and $1.00 battles. The Clif-
for. Baxter’s or Piniated'a.

SAVED A BOV'S LIFE.

Mrs. Captain H, Hubbard. of Mil-
'ford llci. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
ied my boy's life. He began Just like
:thc one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn-
Ing." For sale by R. H. Piaisted F.
II. Baxter and The Clifford Pher-
macy.

 

 

 

Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mailings. Lino-
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with most 1n ”I
84 WIslll'tlglon Street. "Serif Nb

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1. lied breath. genera doblilty. IoIr sle-
lngn’aad‘esia'rth of the Install are
"all 03616 indigestion. Katie! ourII
indigestion. This new discovery mn-

rmuihemnniieicuoidim
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. . ~ 5 A time. When the hired man returned
MM“ ‘3 W (”I I3” 0! yearning sous Mum - - Wmmegreamt WWO to the house he found Ward sitting on .
' M W «VMQ um; , - " “WIWW” M" W “Mitt ‘0 ' and My. mules; m the back porch. dead. with I bullet
. ~ .- A 'i ”In.” money from the banks In .. New. does m WWW wound in his forehead. A revolver, ,
y ‘ fiftt’fl‘ Wfiwflfi WWW “Wm ""1 ”“9! M d MW with one chamber empty was found
‘ W “to: a“- hardship this “w' u” ylpspdmbhi, on the floor beside his chair. No ex-
_ . 5 i .1 _:v * ~ r t, r. “M, 1!“!QO lt "mm “me“ by NIH“ m a!" ”it pianatlon can be given for his act
. . ~ finflux-“sell that lasts; of firing WK: MW 3‘ Q
‘ vdu mess“ : .Ittac Iota: -
I‘hau nus it would he better to Inbati ”Mum?” . M, "" w_”€"§,rgflgfg,ggggg°tmm

 
 
 
 

writes: ‘ “My wife‘ suffered from lung

 
 

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".9 .5730?“ £01? ,, Attorneys for the hot I'I, were .de - trouble for fifteen years. She tried I
. , iiighhed with the- action ftho court to Q ‘ number of doctors and spent over 81.~ .
bottom“ the bond for the IttIch- : ~ 000 without relief. She became very ' u
lot and but ailho A friend. r ,.

_mnt‘ tithe-omits “more IIIy to
Ids. Judah! Marthe remarks of
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‘ . tends to molecule the ease with wigs . her life‘ , She 10 belts It still
‘ flfiikl' ‘b‘nefliflié. I In}; ta. ore _ , , Q - on ya r 0
gm poo “" " , ban she has known in ten yeIrI."
could he carried in the JAM 8mm substitutes. Sold at RIIIIt— it

 

TO OUR! A GOLDJN ONE DAY
, Take Laxative Brutal! estates TIbletI. ,
Al. drugglItI refun the money if It W
to euro. 33 00's “IignIture
,p on each box.

i gifting-l, enpzfintiungu‘
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cats drug attire. South Not-walk. and A
“Stillman"; Darien

ream TOOK " Ru. IwurcH.‘
H new manor: Oct. 10.:soreint
man érémmfi take}; ‘7'

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