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:HE EVENING SENTINEL.
James 'aelden,‘ Editor and Prepriator.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4. x903.
NI'Ilature Almanac for .Tomorrow.
High tide. 9:57 a. in; 10:17 p. in.
Sun rises. 6:27 a. in; sets. 1:16 p. m.
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THE BRIDOEPORT RESULT.
The Bridgeport Telegram-Union.
Which bitterly opposed Mayor Mutvi-
ltill and the other Democratic candi—
dates. who were elected ill that city,
yesterday. sums up the situation tlilsl
morning as iollows:
"The decision of the people is bound
to be respected. and we would be un-
worthy tlic name of citizen did we re~
fuse to accept the verdict of the ma-
jortty. When yott sum it up. the de-
cision is with the people as it wholt-.l
and it is one of the glorious privileges
of American citizenship to be able :-‘
the
be
receive the verdict of
with complacency. and
that. the responsibility is
yond any shadow of doubt. The
tenacity with which men cling to their
opinions probably makes ilio outcomml
as in this present instance. most disw
appointing. but there is no dislionorl
in defeat. as the cause rcmains. lliifi‘
though many believed iii it. it Hill-i
flclontiy large number thought. othci-
wise. and when you believe honestly
and consistently. and practice what
you preach. tItcrc is no reason why
you should take the result as a per-
sonal loss. Of this much you may be:
assured. ttiat this is an electric use!
People may come and people iiiiiy no.1
but ltl(‘ world travels on forever,
"The victory for tile mayor and liirj
associates on the ticket is not with
out its responsibilities In tlic begin
ning. as true citizens always iaioiiiig‘
Bridgeport. our interest in tile city
should he the first consideration. Two
years ago tho kccpinr, ot' the city was‘
given into the care of tile present lid-l
ministration, Yesterday the tiiinic'
thing was done. It is plain that the
people want it so. and what the pco~l
pic want the; are point: to have. No:
man will contend to the t'tillli‘lil')’.l
There is a future. and thc piibllc‘
looks to the future for the fulfillment;
of the promises wluih have booi.‘
made. There can be no stopping lhc,
policies which have triumphed "Ill this,
contest. and there will ho nonc. ll Ihct
verdict is accepted. its it t't.'l'illllli.\l
will be. 1
"That is the situation tltls morning i
Whore hope existed twentyfmnl
hours ago. disappointment and snrt‘
prise prevails now. and whore conti I
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majority
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tlencc. was supreme it is shown it
' have been well toundcd. That is at
ways so after tho battle."
The Scntinol's btillotin boards in .
South Norwalk tlllll Norwittlt wi-i'o oh }
jects of intei'tst to hundreds of [letillltui
last night. 'l‘hn iull result of tho olcc»l
tions in the various states were luillo l
'iticd. and read by the
throngs. There was much interest ovi~ '
denced in the ante. pitittculiiily Newi
York state, and tho result w:i~ a slug!
prise to many who had cttpoctcd Mayor l
Low to go in again with ii)ill[l. tutors
ithWIIIlllt‘ti
FEMININE IOPI’JS.
(Deborah in llarttord Ct)tll’llll.))
The high bolt is increasing iii vogue.
.It should be very narrow at tile front
if the wide band is not becoming.
Crepe Etoile is an t‘x<-t*t‘rilll,:i)’ pretty
material for evening dresses for youniz.
girls—Moussoline and "he handsome
lace appliques are appropriate trim»
mings.
One man laughs at the way in which
the majority of women transact busi
ncssphe says they do business just as
they usually get off it trolley car -
backwards.
Embroidered fat-inns iiro cliiii'actoris
ic of many of the season's coats
hether long or short. They are oftcti
not show mail when the coal is clns
ed.
The raincoat has been niatlc tntich a
stylish garment that many a business
woman wears no other coat during the
entire winter. donning it warm blouse
or sweater underneath on very cold
days.
The short coat is just as iashioablo
as the long one. It may not seem quite
as cozy and really is not as much pro—
tec'lon In very cold weather. bill it is
exceetllngiysmarl looking on a good
figure.
The black velvet poke with shirrod
crown and trimming of ostrich foatlr
ers strings of iii to under tho chin and
pink roses is a revival of an lR3tl stylc
and is one of the chic designs of the
present season.
”Hotel Clifford.
MOOT MODERN HOSTERLY IN CON-
NECTICUT.
RATES. $2.50'TO $5 PER DAY.
Special rates for families far the
winter.
Sixty-two rooms. all connected with.
private baths.
JOSEPH L. WALZ.
Proprietor.
A. L. DUNCAN & C0..
10 WALL ST.. NEW YORK CITY.
contented l
located bo F
l wick. William
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Continued from first page.
barges oi Lotto tons carrying capacity.
and to improve tho ()swego and (.‘ltttni-
plain canals.
lindcr the law the state will he al-
lowed to tissue not more than 310.000..
000 of canal bonds at any time. and
the first issue must cover the work for
two years. The hands are to run for
not more than eighteen years.
The advocates of tile proposition do~
clitrod thtit canal improvement was
necessary for tho rehabilitation of ttic
commercial supremacy oi the. state.
Unless the state canals are widened
anti deepened. they asserted. It would
the but ti short time before the rail-
roads would be able to make such
transportation rates as they might soc
fit. and that New York city would b.
discriminated against.
The ptiirnlittes on Mayor. ('ouiptrol-
i ler. President of the llourd of Aldermon
iii tho larger bitirouphs were:
Manhattan and ltronx-- Mct‘lcllnii—
56.829; (irotit. 37.843; It‘ornca. 57.188:
Ahoarn. lllenlJ Borough Presidcnt of
Manhattan. 49.660.
'. llrookIyn-- .‘dtt‘b-ltan, Laos: (trout.
3.272; Forbes. 2.1M]: |.itilctoti. tlloinJ.
Ilnrottgh I’rcsidcnt. 2.l29,
Nearly coinplcto returns from this
city on the canal iiitprovoiiieut 125 dis-
tricts inissliial gives a majority in fa-
vor of it at 382.967.
Rcviscd returns frotn New Jersey
show that tho Republicans have car-
riotl Middicsox county for both Sena:
tor and Assciiiblymcn. This will make
the Senate stand fourteen Republicans
to seven Ilciiiocritts. the same as last
year's representation The gain of
”not" asscniblytncn by tho Democrats
in l'nion county is offset by lost-ss- iii
other counties
tho House next your will be the same
its last year--thirty»cipht Republican:-
atid twenty-two Democrats.
In the l‘ittorson tiiayoriilty contest.
is .
William H. llclchor. Republican.
clcclI-d over John .lohnson. Ilciitocrat.
by 7.4m majority. The present incum-
bont. .ioliii llinclililfo. is it Democrat.
.lt-rsr-y i‘ity. Asbury Park. Iii-lilaoton
and New llruiiswicii elected
can uniyors. Iii ’I‘rititoii. llobokcu and
llayouiio the Democrats olcctcd their
Itiayoralty candidates. lll New lli‘uns.
S. Myers. tho ltcpnbli-
cati cantlidiito' for mayor, bud twenty»
four tiiiijority.
LONDON. Nov «1— .H‘uch comment as‘
the afternoon newspapers make on thc
result of the election yesterday in New
York. expresses regret at 'l‘aiiiuutny's
victory. 'l'h Pall Mall (Itlll'lii’ says it
gives the world ii lesson that "purity is
null tthcront in :i Iiotiiocratic form of
government."
The St James thizetlo bitterly as-
sails ’l'ammany. siiyliii: tho l't‘fltlil "is
one which every Itouosi person must
deeply turnout and provi-s how power-
loss is true opinion to make its weight
i'clt undcr ll t‘t'pt‘est'lllttiit’tt system.
when it is confronted by the machin-
cry of an unscrupulous organization."
Richard l'i'okcr tclccmptitst as ftd
low ltl 'i'iii- \s‘siiciutl-ti i'l‘t‘--"
"\\'.'iiit.'iuc Not I. lilo-l
“I lizivi nothing to say on the |I"¢llil
-l the election.
tHiiztit-dl
"ltlt‘ll.-\llll (‘Illilx’lilt."
KENTUCKY WENT DEMOCRATIC.
Expected That Governor Beckham Will
Havr Majority of 20000.
l.tit t>.ii.l.l£. l\.\.. Nov 4 i‘iolut'iis
.l’t‘t‘i\l‘ll ttom «tuiiiy lilllt' .ountiis. 1t
.ltiuilwi' oi which :ttc llIItlilItit‘lt'_;.1.\‘l
ii :ti boo,
tits lt‘lIllIilIlle.‘ to be ilt"ll‘ti from are
mutually Itopuint-dn l-Ilt‘vcn of these
counties are ill th- litctcnlh litsttN-t
Ind each will give it majority oi Mitt or
more. Many of the other counties are
.mniitain counties in remote sections.
itid it may be two or threat days before
numb-to unofficial returns are obtain-
d.
(in lilt‘ other build. llockhiiui's ina—
lority ill the t‘ltlill‘lill't‘t- counties
heard h'oin probably will be swelled
by the missing precincts when they
re supplied. Roughly speaking. in
.rdor to attain the taboo or more Itlll'
iorlty expected on tile limit couti't. his
load in thc eighty-three counties men.
tionod should be increased to littlitlo.
l'he thirtysix counties remaining prob-
tbly will reduce this by about 10.000.
RETURNS FROM CUYAHOGA
COUNTY.
(‘l.F2\'I-II..-\NII. Nov. -t.—-(‘omp|cte re-
turns from all the precincts iii (‘uya-
Iioga county. including the (‘ily of
i‘lovo'and. give Herrick (Republicanl
for Governor. #0169. Johnson 30.649:
llcrrick's majority 8.520. The victory
of the Republicans in thc cIty and t'Olln‘
iy is the. most decisive and swcopins
recorder in many years. tint a single
Democrat being elected thoroughnu
the entire state 'lt'llt‘l 'I‘hc Republl
cans elect a solid detonation of four
state Senators and ten Representatives
on the legislative ticket by pluralitlos
ranging from four to six thousand.
SANGOUNI MURDERER DEAD.
LONDON Nnv_ 4 ——-.-\n lndividtta'
said to resemble the murderer of Sa-
aa'cl Sagouni. president of the Arme-
nian Revolutionary Society. who was
asasssihatotl in the suburb of Ntinhoad
on Oct. i'li. shot and mortally wounded
two Armenians. close to the headnuart-
ors of the chtohakis' Society at Pock-
ham Itye (a suburb of this city) this
afternoon and then shot himself dead.
He is supposed to have been connected
with the Sazounl murder.
MATTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Referee Kellotzi: has approved the
final account of the trustee of the os-
tatc of Kceler & 'I‘icrtioy. of Entlold.
bankrnpts. A dividend of 19.4 per cent.
was declared to creditors.
"STOCKS nouns
INVESTMENTS.
Sound and Safe as Savings
Banks. paying better rates of in-
Your name on a postal will
There was no dividend for creditors
‘ot Lewis Dorfman. of this city. bank-
I'itpt.
(‘rcditors made no objection to the
application of William IC. .Iennlutzs. of
Hartford. bankrupt. for a discharge
front bankruptcy.
lNSPECTED THE RUSSIAN FLEET.
FT. PETERSIII'RG. Nov. 4.—A des-
rsztch from Port Arthur announces
'Il'l \‘it'crov Aicxieff has returned
thorc front Talictivan. whore he wont
.tu inspct‘: the Itztssiitu tit-cl.
Drtc ('anitl so tbiit it will acconimixlalet
The representation lni
lli‘llllllli- .
lotorimr occklnini. tliem I it tiiajority ‘
'tltcsc ilglltitb‘ ilI|\\t\t*l'. dot
not indicntc his rcai iiiiijoi'ity for thc‘
tasoii that most of tin tinny-six t'lllllbi
.ll’l
New Ym-k-D'emo‘craflc . i one“ RIPUILICAN MAJORITY.
|
i Eatlmated From 225.000 to 230,000 In
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.~I.atest
iestlmatcs from the country districts
liiidica'e that the Republican state.
ticket will have majorities running
ti-nni 225.0oo to 230.000. William P.
‘Snydor for auditor-general. has run
slightly behind Matthews for state
itroasuror. white Morrison and llcndor-
'son, who were chosen superior court
judges. polled it voto almost equal to
that of Matthews.
lit the counties wltero judges of
common pleas court were chosen. the
Ilopnbllciin percentage of victories
was far greater than that of the Demo-
icrats. The greatest surprise was in
lichigh County, where Fl‘itnk M.
|'I‘rextlcr. Ilcptibllciin. defeated Edward
'Iltirvcy, Democrat. This is the first
iilmc in the history of the county that
a Republican has been chosen as a
judge oi (‘ommon l’lcns (‘om'L liar-
\'o_v's defeat was due mainly to the dis-
affcctton in the Democratic ranks.
The defeat of present Judge llermtin
Yorltes Democrat. in flocks county by
Malilon II. Stout. Republican. was
another victory which the Republican
leaders wore dotibtftil of.
The three cornered judicial fight in
Dauphin county between Kittikoi. Ito
pubtlcttn. llillll. Democrat. and Jacobs.
anti-Machine was one of the most blt- .
tor evcr waged In hto cotinty with Knn- i
he! finally winning by a small majori- j
iv Jacobs was appointed by Goth:
I’onnypackor as the successor to the.
late .ltidtzo Simoutoti, and this fact led l
his friends to hope for his reelection t
Iit (‘loiiriloid county. .iudtze (‘yt‘tt-s‘.
(lordon. Republican. was defeated for;
l‘ccletzilon by Allison D. Smith, llonio» .
crat. after a bitter struggle.
SEABROOK HOTEL BURNED. l
.Fire Started in the Stable and CauSed
‘ a Loss of $10,000.
.H‘I‘IARROOK. N. ll., Nov. i The
Parker iitlllrt’ it small hotel two dwo'
lint: houses. a store atid a stable were
‘tlcslroycd today by a fire which sot"-
iously lhl‘ca'cticd lil‘ izreitII-i part of
lilt' illihlllt-ss sci-lion of the town. The.
lots neurofzittcs $l2.tioti titty t‘iiil~‘c.
thirty vcut's old, who nits assisting the
dot-at lil‘t‘ltlt'li wits worlousl; if not in
itully hurt by a faith”: chimney. 'i‘bc‘
‘ili'IIIIt'H sfurled iii the l‘atkcr Ilousc slit ‘
. btc from causes not yet learned
COWBOY DANCES.
‘A Woman’s Amusing Experience In the
j Wild and Woolly West.
j Miss Ward gives the tollowniu «mus
gin: description of her fiist vscstcrii cow-
[boy duncc:
"It was \\'llll many Inisuivincs. lll
lut-iic of my par ncr's assurance that he
[would put? me thrtutizh. that I took my
lilitt'i‘ ill the tlillll't‘.
* "Ilnnor yer pardtict'.
sumo."
So far I bowed. its did the I‘t‘:~l
”Ilnliitict- you all " With it plunizo
VII}: of a titatldciicit slot r mv liillllJ'l"
‘tamc toward mo. 1 .‘~Ilii|'ilt'l't'ti .l
‘scicutii :i. 1 \\’:IE .‘V‘1"/.lii and Haunt. hi
i ‘in'l liltc it i‘itL' of Ineal Ilcfoic i could
. it my brcath l \\':Ir~ pushed out In an».
-\ti't' to
'tt' i l:iti_v out to tho rlelil.
‘ 'v.lnr lllt‘ mun 'Illti stole tti- ‘llt cp.
.Ix‘nu ttic tllt' ll‘ttl hauled it houo‘.
Now the one lliut till the lili‘ill
.\it.l the one that unaxvcd lio- bones
Not bctni: “le :tl‘tli‘nill “ii “till the
‘privntc histories of thc m- a lit tb
:is a llll‘i- d‘u’itttuntu'wous but I was
Viol/mil. swung. :itirt p:i~.~cd on to lb-v
'cyi. lllllll l tltiully arrived lil‘t‘tlllllt‘h'r‘
.it 'hc starting point, ‘
\uuin cumc the command
t "list :I-iit swim.- yer opposite 'prti'dttcr.
"l‘hon yer turtle dove.
.\,::iin your opposite pardt'cr.
.\tid now your own true love.
i I blushcd in spite of myself at so pub :
llicly posing as my partner's "ttirtlo
idnvc" and “own truo Iovoj' while his
izwnttiilt'arl ovor ill the cortior transitv-
cd sat with a jealous Killl't'. and saw no'
humor whutcror in tho .~.itua:loii
First couple out to tho richt.
t‘dsc the bird. 'I‘hrco hands around.
I found "L‘Hi'if iii tho center of a ti!“
tlt‘ formed by my partner and thc soc
iond couple. and lhoii I'Xl’illlliizt'tl [Ililll‘
l with my partner at the call, 3
lllrdie hop otit .ind crow hop in.
Three lintids round and ::o it {\Lillll.
.\ltemuine left: back to tho pardncr
And grand right and It it.
("time to yer pardnor once and a half
Yellow hammor right and jay bird l-it.
.\icet ycr pardnt-r and all chaw buy.
You know whore and I don‘t care
Seat ycr pardncr in the old arm chair.
liy this time. tooling qulto bruised
ind batteiod. I was ready for most any
Kind of chair.»Pearson's Magazine.
Iliulits the
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THE NEWSBOY SHOCKED.
And Then He Shocked Some Sympa-
thetic Women.
"It was awful. awful. awful?" ov~
laitnctl lhc uewsboy. just as the
.t'oup of women was passing down the ;
ilfliftirm. '
'\'t"hal was that \vliiih
ilas anybody been killed"?
been a torrible catastrophe"? What did E
they do with the wounded? When did '
the collision take place?" i
Such were a few question that as-
.ailed the youth.
" "I‘wiin't no collision, Indies; but
was awful all [“0 same."
"What was it‘.’ Don't
suspense."
"Well. you see. ladies. a gentleman
was standing right here on the plat-
‘orm. and just as the train started ho
zavc a jumpw” .
"And was crushed between the
wheels. and his mangled corpse was
strewn for miles along the track?"
was nwful'.’
this there
it
keep us in
“Not exactly. marin; but the train
took his head off."
instantly the air rcsuunded with
cries of horror from the feminine
zt'tiup. When tho boy could make him-
self heard. he remarked:
“I don't sco anything Itorriblc about
it. Indies. The train took the man's
body off. too. But he came awfully
near being .loit.‘
As the women turned to move on. the.
words "disgusting little creature" were
home upon the air. mingled with a low
chuckle front the iiewslioy's vicinity.
—Chtcatzo Journal.
De difference between a jedgc an' a
referee is dat one has tie. law to back
him up When he's wrong. an' de odder
has to climb outer dc winder an‘ fly
fur his life when he‘s riglit.-Dctroit
:\\0':|l\ tligl‘b' it'll
tilll
'iliclii.
_iiii: :i
ipil kit's ilolii
.dont- ctcry Ilillt
ATEST XPERIMINT.
_._.
Peculiar Power Polaeued by a New
Medicine.
(if new discoveries there is no mm.
littl title of the most recent. most I'”
inarkablc and one which will proio
invaluable to thousands of people. in
.ii discovery which it is believed will
[take the place of all other remedies
for the cute oi ...o..o common and ob-
stinate diseases. dyspepsia and stout
nt‘ll troubles, This discovery is not a
loudly advertised. secret pulcnt modt
t‘lIIi" lllll is :1 scientific I'oiltbittiitloll of
wholesotitc. perfectly harmless vent»
,lable essences. fruit stills. pure pcpsln
and bismuth.
’l‘hcso remedies are combined in toy
hinge form. pleasant to take. and will
‘proscrvo their good qualities indcil
.nltid)‘. Whercas all llqtild iiiedtclnc
rapidly Iosc whatever good qualilie
tthcy may have had lll~ soon its uncorkcd
Ititd t'xpnsctl to tho tIiI‘.
The preparation is called Stuart‘s
Dyspepsia 'l‘iiblctiz. and it is claimed
that one of these Tablets or iorcititc!
twill digest from (too to :l.ooo tlmoi it
own weight oi meat. exits and other
,wliolcsomo food And this claim Inc
;bco n proton by actual experiments iii
’The following manner. .\ hard boiled
egg cut into smu‘l pieces wits placed
‘in a bottle coutamiin: warm wutcr licat
ed to Ilillt‘l}'t‘ij;ljl dourccs ttll' blood
lit‘lttl. one of lilcst' tablets “its tlici
piiiccd iii the bottle and tho propel
1. uipot‘ttturc iimtniaitiod for lill't‘l
hours and a half. at tho end of which
time the can was as completely digest
cd as it would have been in a bcultht
stomach. ’l‘hls cypcrtmv III was undcr
i:ikcn to tieniotisttnlt- that what it
would do III the boltlc it would :ilst
do III the stomach ltciico its uiiqucstion
itlllt' \altic III the t‘ljjt‘ or d} spopsih antI
\‘ct'\ few people are
1' co from some loim of Indigestion bill
at :ll‘t't'i) two will bitic the some symy
toms. Some \\tll suitor most ii‘OIl‘
dis-tress after eating Idoatiiit'. front all:
n the siotitnch and bowots others haw
‘itI'lti dyspepsia or i‘tdll'llllil'll others put
Itllt'llitlll tlI' ilt'ltllltlllt‘-. sleeplcssncs‘
pains iii thest and lllltlt'l' shouldc
ldudes. cvirenw i.t-i\ou:'tioss as iii lll‘l
mus dyspepsia but they all have lllt
‘IIIIIt‘ t‘illlNi‘ l';tiln.»~ lil properly diac-
whut is culcn 't‘hi- ‘lttillttt‘ll tiius
tiitic rest and assistance, and Small
iiysicpstu 'i‘llllitils l.‘_i\t Ii both by dl
luring the food foirlt itiid in ii shor
'imc ll l‘-- restored to its normal itclioi
.illll vigor :\l the same llllll‘ tin 'i'a'o
lets ltl't‘ so hiiritilc.» that :i I'lllltl i':'
taki- tip in \\lli| iit'lii-ill 'l‘bb- new pro.
.miilioii has alread, iua-lc llllill‘~ iistoi
‘illll‘; cures. its for instance the to
litwtnt:
Alter usinu onlt one pacltuuc n
Stuart's II_\‘-|It‘|l‘*iil 'I'ub't-li’s l ilit\t‘ l’I
<ci\u d such {Will and unexpected ilt‘l
~ilt that l widi to express my Fillccrr
;:t':ttttudc. in fact. It has been si‘
months since I took the package and
hate not had one pttrtitle of distri's
oi dilllculty since And all this in thi
lnce of the fact that the best doctors
.oiisuitod told me my case was t‘hroiilt
liyspcpsia and absolutely iticmubll- tt
i bud suffered tut-uh tiic 'czirs l di
ll'liil‘lt'l but! u tin/en put hares ltllitlll'
linen-ts hcrc \‘lili .tII \ciy .tllNlIlll
this toutedr.
nus. S\Il \li \ SKICICI.
litltlnllic .Iitspci (‘o .\lo'
Stuart s il\'.~llt‘ii~- .i rabbits are ml
in druz: ' ctywlp-ii :tt Lo cents to
in it)
|:~I.\ t"-
;tull si'ch piickiise .\ lllfl' Ic-ok o
.s‘tomu- It Discus-us 'llllilt‘i "r .~ by :t'
‘il'thfiiilfl I". .\ is‘tuirt t'o. \liirshii'
.\I:tli ill I
tlt‘i‘t‘li itelllitll) litkit'.< l‘t‘tttll lib Ni"
fork llitilv Tribune
:4. lcci iirm liuh‘ :lt‘t‘ll lcmritoo: (‘u
hcm lll lillllt' without pcctiii
l.it\ thciu lll it weak brinc. to
cupiul of salt to a gallon of nut
tr Let the tomatoes icmiiiii in th.
ill in»- for twenty-four hours to draw on
thcir ctude juice~ .\t the end of tilt.
time take them out rinse ill t'old \\’ill“'
and ptit in it Illlltt‘ittlll lined boiler. T.
.‘ l”. l“"
rcvcry quart of \‘liicuiir add two pound
of stieiir and pour crouch \'lIIt'l!tIl‘ ovei
thc tonmto...‘ to bare y cover them. Add
‘iiti lllllll" of t:i~~i:t hulls. (Ill ounce ot
“stir k cinnamon
an onion of whole
ilovcs. an ouiuo of whole mace and
ttbc sitmc amount of :recii ginger root
~st raped and slice-l. to I-very
qlitirl O"
tint-cur. (‘ook lhv clutter root in lilt‘
\lllc‘lltll' “till the tomatocs Add lill
Ulllti' slices jus' lit-tore rcmmiiig lill
the tile
The people :iic loiribly alike it
high and it'd >l.|lltlll‘ l’i'esidcni
liooscvolt was and). and couldn't
)LIlIlIIilll‘. Ml his \vtl'c gave at party on
Saturday last to L‘oe guests, This is
u husband turns ili.‘
buck. from t‘abbnct- l'uich social cit'
clcs tip.
ICqulvocal; Site- Do yott rcmcmhcr
before we were married. tlt‘lll‘~—~ ~-
Ilc Why. it's aniiitiu my happiest rcc~
'ollectlons.~ Yonkers Statosman.
FREE OF CHARGE.
It'll Dr. chard‘s Dyspepsia Specifit
Does NOt Cure You, It is Free."
Says Mr. Baxter.
"Not oiilv will I sell a no cont bottle
of llr Howard‘s ll_\<popsia specific at
:hqu price. btit I will ttfllt‘.‘ ‘o refund
the money if my customer is not satis-
lit d w-‘th the romcdy.” said l-‘rank Bax
ter. ti o popular d:'u.~.:;ist. to a Sentinel
man.
“In other words."
specific is free
Mr. Ilaxlcr
he continued. "the
li it does no care."
has sold hundreds of
bottles on his special half price intro
ductory offer. and has :i few left for
those who are ioriuuu‘e mount] to call
at Ills store before they arc all gone.
it is the rc:uliir .‘to com size. containing
sixty dozos. anti in tho one remedy for
constipation and dyspepsia that makes
permanent cures.
Dr. Howard's specific for the cure of
constipation and dyspepsia is not till or.
dirary tablet or powder that simtil.v
relieves. This remarkable discovery
makes complete and permanent curc
Mrs. (‘hiirlotto \V. Wallace. of Manches-
tcr. N. Il.. writes: "A few years ago
I had it very sovore attack of dyspep-
sia. “‘ator tl‘ls‘rcvscd me as much as
iootl. and I could find no relief. My
drnggist recommended Dr. Howard's
Snot-lib- vory iIltrhly. This great medi
cine wave mo relief at oticc. and I have
never had another attack of dyspepsia."
if you cannot go to Draggtst Bax-
ter's store today. send him your order
by mail. as Mr. Baxter has only a lim-
tled amount left to sell at this special
Free Press.
half price. 031 iii
' THE. SOUTH NORWALK EVENING 'SENTINEL
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 4. r903.
JAZABEK'S GOOD RECORD.
___._
witnesses in Middletown Murder Triall
i
Tell of it in Court.
lillllliI.I'I'I‘O\\'N. Nov. i. --Mnch oil
the testimony tiitroducvd by the do
t‘opcc todiiy ill the ll‘llll of Albert .liii-
Itbcg. charged with the murder of MI“.
Mary Fania. ot' :iiiddlotouii. was de
signed to show the good opinion of the
accused hold by his acquaintances lr
Mitidlotielil The question to the killii
ol' clothltt.: .laztilwk worc at about the
Iitne of the murder also catuc up
ziuiiin. .iotiu Myzuk wits-c rociillcd to
the stand and testified that he now to
members that Jtizitbcit wore it black
shirt and shoes on the day after the
murder. In his previous tcstimon,
Myzuk liiid siiid that he did not know
whether .liizubck wore rubber limits or
~-‘hoes. Stephen I\'lich. ll boy. was at 4.
recalled. llc siiltl he heard lsruci
‘liddlciiittn. ii Mlddlctown clotliiii‘z
by; dealer. tell his tix’lich'si father that
lnzabelt bore in court the saint- shirt
but be bought at .\li'tdlr mun'i. store I'll
be day of the murder. .\lr, .‘liddlc
unit's testimony previously given was
directly contrary to this ‘
Joseph and \lurizmiui Myxul lt"~llil"-l
that on the day of lhc funeral of lb»
uttrdt-rcd “’iilllfllt .inv'abett :t"lt‘-l natut
ally. .io:-oph added that .liiztibck pray
at and also acted as a pull ltciiror
Attorney Frank ’I‘. lliiincs. who loot.
:lcliogt'itpliii' notes of the tilt" i'l‘lHIlL“<.
II the prclimiinit'y IXllIllilllIliIllir~ win.
'iillo-I to read it Illil"itlll of his notes rt-
’atiiiiz to the testimony of tlcorzc
(‘zaja husband of the niuidct'cd \vtllll'l
III. ’l'lii.- tc=timoiit nan ill I'cuard to
be way .l:i'/,aliclt worc his watch chain
'icforo and after the murder The
dilll' claims that u piece of I'hl'lii rttlllltl
it the kitchen of the t‘yaju iIIIilrt‘ be
united to .l:i.'.:tli- k that lit-fore lill llIlIl‘
ior he was iicctit'iistoiitod lo \vcnr the
‘llllill across his test on both sides. illit
hat alter the I'l‘lillt'. tic worc tho t'lllll.‘.
Ioublc. It was to show u Illnt’ll‘lltl'
botwoen (‘zapu's testimony at :hr pt‘c
imiiiiiry I‘\ltllllllilltttll .t'id that wiiidi
“to pinto tor the slut. :ll lilt‘ iirescti'
rial that th- stcuocriiphit polo. \\t'I‘t
ntrodticcd
'l‘he iltI.-ilttlltl Ito \‘Iill think my
tour. that all this sit-culled tlIlllil'I".
lit‘s‘c littls. llics‘t' il‘i‘llll'iN and --lltlc.‘tl
tIlil philosophical moviuouts of yours
ciliiy do you any uootl',‘
The wife illt‘ltit‘lliilltlt' coodf Why.
very day i bio | itpprcciulc Illill‘v and
bore t’ull_\ \\'il;ll :in lnsieniiituiit t‘lt'ilr
iiro mun ir‘ i.lit'
"'i'he lllIlL’l‘l' | ltv« 'siclitd tho sage.
and lilt' inorc 1 learn. the more firmly
in | cuttiinccd that i know absolutely
iothiniz'”
‘I could have told you that twenty-
cc )‘t.tl‘~’ :tpo“ said his utfc. "but I
tit-w it would be of no use " (‘iiicaizo
i'i‘ibuuc
lltltlhillr"litit‘ltll" how can insomnia
.Ic i‘lli‘t‘ti"
Doctor» \"cll. lhc patient should
ouut slowly but ill :I iiicditittivc man.
‘or (too and then
iliutkins 'thiil is all very wcti doc-
oi'. lttll trill' i|.llt\ will t‘ltllli.‘ ii'l}it"<
Weekly.
.\,l.\‘ li'tlc three-y. 'tr-oltl c iii-iii whilt'
icr mother \\'.'I.~- tryim: to put 'icr to
loop. botanic ititcimtcd III a peculiar
oise. and asked what It was "A
rickot dciti'," replied hcr Illt‘llll‘l'.
\t't-ll.” remarked lite llllli- L'lt‘l "he
debt to not himself Illicit." Littlt
‘hi'oiiicle.
“I suppose your son is stdl stndyiiiu
ldl‘ti to becomi- :i dollor'" ‘tili, p...
it"s ttiklni.‘ :i fllklll. lull: icst now. with
withing to do. He has uraduutod and
darted to practice ‘ ‘I‘lllllttlt‘lllllllt
Frees.
720
basement.
$2.25 —~HERE AT
and $3.98.
ETC.
sonnets
£9 U m
' 3W
THE MOST EFFECTIVE LINE OF
LAMPS you'll find are no?» on display in our
From the most humble hand lamp,
to the exquisite parlor Iampi’s now on exhibition.
Every color, size and style.
way down. for example.
Decaraled Globe. raise out taunt, center draft
burner-2.7 inches high, splendid balue at
Shade or Glob: lamp, hand decorated. beauti-
ful designs, at $2.98, better ones at $3.45
Handsome Globe lamp, maulded decorations,
Brown or Green Lion Hea1'~—at $4.45.
The new decorated Shades and Globes are
here in many slyles, from 39c up.
We also carry a complete line of GLASS
LAMPS. CHIMNEY i. BURNERS, WICKS;
SHADES. GAS bHADES. MANTLES.
The prices start
$1.98.
BJEEZfiWJe: 5335359
Wew’iniwmsfil
POINTERS 0N BUSINESS LAW.
It is a fraud in ctillt't‘lli a fraud
The acts of one pui'tiici bind all the
other»
An :turccntcul without cousitb rut
is \UIIL
t‘oiitracls manic oil Sunday tillllltll be
enforced. ‘
. A contract made wi‘h it tumor or u
lunatic is void .
l‘rrvctput-~ aic t’i-ptcisibbv
.t' is «It liit'll .i::o'ii'»~
.‘:il;l.:tilli‘t“~ timiit
w- ;zovvl Il'. Us
A Hill“ lI-‘illi: lost ”1' >‘tiit‘ll doc.» litI'
:‘i‘lt'ust- tbt maker
lamb lnditi-iuai til it
l‘nspotisdi'o t.” ‘hc \Kiltlli'
lb.- debt of liii tirm
ii is toil it':.ili_\ I.t'(t‘>>-Il}' lll fit.“ till
.t not-- "for ionic ri-telud.‘ but it
limtid tic donc lll Missouri
for the
with .t it .itl i'i'iltii
[till ‘lli'l.‘lit|l is
lilllttillil of
"I‘hcrc‘~ swan-think thr- iuiittei “till
this clmk”' said the oillce boy. “it
won't strlie.” "lli~:i\cu~7" exclaimed
the txcitci'. tupizoii of industry. "and
it's unlonmudo too?"~(‘hicagti Roc-
iu‘Ii itcruid.
CALL 58-2.
0000 THINGS TO EAT.
. OUR SPECIALTY
SOME BOYS
Operate on the theory that no one
bus rights which they. ill‘t‘ colit—
pcileii to respect
in to thttr daily busiiiiss pitico us
though they worc the victims of ii con-
rillllll‘y
Regard curly vision as one of
picnics! trials of life.
Iliiioly utvc their family the plcasure
of their present-c ill the evening.
Maki- so llllltil noise that their ah.
witco would in tonsitlci‘ctl a favor.
’l‘ulk to cirls m it iiiiiitiicr that indi-
cittos \\.lIll of i'I‘spct‘t.
Ilo.:.-.t ltluiiil what they do in a way
that llltitl‘:tlt*~ fiibi'ic'ttloti.
.‘..<~'i'iic the way.- of their superiors
without regard to conditions "'l’llilih
dolphin Bulletin.
win:
tile
The relations of a lady who had died
icit\ inc a lcizacy to a favorite donkey in
order to .«ccuro its comfort. recently
t‘Illlll" llllli court and asked for ii fit-I'l-
~ion us to who \\‘:i~ to enjoy the legacy
alter the donkcy s doccaso "The next
of kin." was the judge's verdict——
l’tinch.
ymour’sStore
. 720
This week we offer Sevcnhundred and Twenty Bottles. a special inducement in Liebig‘s
Beef. Wine and Iron. a nutritive tonic for the Blood and bailing up of the system. 39c. bottle. or 3
iottlcs for one dollar. These goods are of the best rapid sellers and if wanted call for It immediate-
y. as it will soon be gone.
NE 4’ GOODS.
New Maple Syrup. New Buckwheat. New Cereals. New Teas.
The finest Coffee grown—can't be found elsewhere In town.
Beautiful Rosy Buttetr, the best you can find for miles around.
New Figs. New Raisins.
We blow our horn becaUSc \vc li;i\ c the goods to back it up. 'l'ri us illiti scc what splctttlitl
«itii‘illt‘litlli you will get.
The Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon.
The best of everything at popular prices.
G. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
Another Cup, Flease.
The Housewife knows her Coffee is good when the cups are passed back for a second filling.
We have been selling the same blend of Coffee here for the past ten years. Our Mocha
Better try a pound.
a second _cup of poor Coffee.
ind Java Coffee will always tempt any man to ask for a second cup.
No man asks for
it‘s delicious.
IERY BEST BLEND OF MOCHA AN D JAVA COFFEE. PER POUND.
30c
‘INEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER (WORTH 30c LB.). THIS WEEK. LB.. 25c
STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, 002.. ' 30c
FULL CREAM CHEESE, LB., 15c
8c LB. CHOICE LEAN SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS. 8c LB.
BETTER THAN HAM. FOR LESS MON EY.
"'"‘ SMALL PRICES BRING BIG BUSINESS. WE WANT THE BUSINESS.
Choice Cape Cod Cranberries. qt, 10c Maud s. Flour. Large Bot. Blue Label Catsup. 21c
Best Native Yellow Turnipe. pk., 15c Per Big, Choice Teas at 30c. 35c 40c. 50¢ per lb.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. pk., 19c 680- Pure Leaf Lard. per "7.. lie
3 lb. Can T°mat°ea. can. 9': Quaker or Monarch Oats. pkg. 10c
Choice Early June Peas. can, 10c 1 Compressed 3 lb. pkg. Street's Buckwheat. for 15¢
2 lb. Can Beat String Beans, 10c Yeaat_Cake Fancy Lean Salt Pork. lb.. '13c
Quart Jar New JeIIey for 10c FREE With each 2 Pkg. Cero-Fruto, tar 25c
Best Milk Crackers, "1.. 8c Blu- MOnarch Brand Cecoa. can. . 20c
POTATOES. POTATOES. POTATOES. POTATOES.
Fancy Native Potatoes (cack nice. white and meaty). per peck. 23c
New York Grocery Campany’s Both Stores.
NEW STORE: 118 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELE‘HONE CALL,
43-6.
35 AND 37 MAIN STREET,
NORWALK.
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