Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 8, 1903 · page 2

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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j’No more uppmpriutc name. could luyt‘piiud ltli oltl‘ 'l‘oy llepurttuuui IlIJII
M it contains all tho latest novelties in IoIIiIIII and domestic TOYS,
bus. BOOKS AND GAMES ,. ,

DOLLS

that walk. Iulk liliiKiI I-Iy IIIIII ship I ll nil rows from III it) you

BOOKS

”‘lleniy's" series for boys uIIIlIuil stle-IIIIIII' small children,

I. I GflMfiD

. I) All the lutost pIIlIiiI-IIIionI-I IInII IIII ollot‘moitn \""l|llti,\, III- to $5.00

TOYS

'l‘iu, iron, Wood IIIIIi stylus IIIIII'iIIIIIlI-ul novelties, Be it) $3.00

And in fact WI‘ how everything' made in toys and our assortment cuuuot
. be equflled in the country. III-member wu impound all IIIII dolls and foreign
toys which eintblcs us to sell them at jobbcis prices and save tlII customer
about, 20 nor cont. ,

 
 

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in the otlIeI departments \IilJ be found it“ IIIIoIIuoIIs moiety of glits for
oil uses such as ,
'Rioh cut Glass.

Fancy (‘hiua and Glass.
[lemonade and Wine Bets.
Silverware and Cutlery. Pocket Books and Hand bugs.

. Music. Rolls and Bass. . ,MIIIIiI-III lIII-III-IIIIIIIIIIII.

And hundreds of other articles “'11 ich "will make both useful and beautiful
presents.

Artistic Furniture

Ulll” {Willilll‘t‘ Denartnmut is a distinct feature ol‘ IiIc estublisluucnl. the
styles. designs, shapes and finishes l‘Xi't‘” thum- III" all pIIuIious yeuis ile-
low are. a. few of many useful gifts.

ladies‘ Desks ,
Music Cabinets.

Sawing Tablet-I.

China. Closets and Buffets.
,I Music and Paper Racks.

 

Plush IIIIII (‘IIilulIIIIi Novelties.
iI‘IIIIIIy bumps and Clocks.
.iartllnlI-I'II und Pedestals.

 

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Nancy Chairs uud Hookers.
Parlor and idiIIIary ’i‘abios,
('ouehes and Divuns.
Combination Cases.
liiuoking (lust-s.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

’l‘abotll'ettos. Medicine Cabinets.
Japan andr'lndiu Seats. Wail Pockets.
Parlor and Brien-Brat: Cabinets. Pictures

WE 'HAVE THE RIGHT THiNG FOR EVERY PERSON AND THE
RIGHT," PRICE FOR EVERY PURSE. ..

inning Thursday, December 10. our store will be open III'I-Iy I-Ienmg
until 4 lfitmas.‘ “ - »
.‘I .‘I'. . ‘

HA .I-

TURTEVANT

North Main and Ann Streets.

 

South N0I walk. Conn.

Sewmg Machines

The National Sewing Machine Company Manufacture a High
Grade Machine to be sold at popu lnr prices for cash.

We have selected their best selling numbers and offer them as
follows: ‘ I

“THE PAVEWAY"——A drop head machine. Oak
Table with Three Drawers. and full set of attachments. for

$14.50.

“THE VINDEX”——An Automatic Drop Head. Oak
,3 Table with five Drawers and full set of attachments for

$19.50.

“THE ELDREDGE"—A Drop Head Machine. Oak
Table with five Drawers,'Iron Pitman. best manufacture.

$25.00.

“THE ELDREDGE“——-Automatic Drop Head. "Oak
Table with five Drawers. ovalends and swell front.

$29.50.

THE COMPANY’S GUARANTEE
.WITH EACH MACHINE.

 

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FOR y FIVE YEARS
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DICKERMAN & SON

84 Washington Sheet. South Norwalh.

 

 

"ow to Burn coal. IiIIscIcuI-liapters)
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Do not disturb your fires oftener than is neces-
sary Keep your range and furnace free from ashes
and soot; they will then heat and cook better. See
that every grate is kept perfectly level; otherwise the
draught, seeking the highest point of escape will be
through one side of the fire. -To keep a low fire. open
the Mme door and let the draught be across the‘top
of the fire. unless you have a check dar‘nper.‘ In which
case regulate by that. Avoid bends and angles' m the

, smoke and heater pipe. Ill F'fl ' "I. fig]? ,1"

John H. Ferris.

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VER ASK ADViCE.
-- mamas shoroni
kw whattisgo rlt and [at some
e condition or medicine with Iittier or no merit and
. as being less allis perhaps I!

spawns. Ask for Foley's
Neill!) admitted. it. lsi Honey and

. the greatest throat and
Mt tunnel! is nor-i lung remedy. it cures coughs and can.

. I' “that Alice channels.
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“on“ ., .Y' iqulckly. Bold ntPlnl-tod'c drug store
V“- .I mouth it and c. Mm
‘TAnl ‘" ; MOI!
ve expen I .
is III. mafia
«by 011105100

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' Auburn, Nova Scotia, I began to behind with

 

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'aillVUl remedy
dooaforthoclom-
nrh that which it
is undhic to do for

. itself. even if but
slightly disordered
or overburdened.

'Kodol

supplies the natural
juice"! 0V dignlion And
does the work of the
stomach. relaxing the
nervous tension. while
the lnfinmod muscles

weary despon-
dontd spoptio 1
our ug nil
'. No to soil
‘ roubicund
digestive i
disorders. ‘

organ are allowed to .
rest and heal. it cures
indigestion. flatulence.
palpitntlon oiiho heart. ‘
nervous dyspepsia and Iii"
'nll stomach trouble: by ‘

cleansing. purifying and
circuit honing the glands.

rnnes of the atom-

sch and digestive mans.

lioIIolli

i... but» era only I...
i . $1.00 so. bold
”Willis the. which sells 3? fo’ém”

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FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.

 

 

LADiES' MAIDS 0N "FLYERS"

Au innovation on the Consolidated
Railroad

ll"i.2litliiil;,i ycsIcI'IIIIy illt‘ (‘ousolidut
I-II l'lllll'tltlll piIII-I-Ii indies maids on the
.‘llilt‘Ii‘tltllll corn on its ilIII-liour il'lllll"r
iII‘lWl‘I‘ll New York IIIIIi Hos-Ion.

'i‘lIis llI' IIII iIIIIoIIIIiIIII I‘III- lllt‘ New 11.1
\‘I‘Il “Hill, and is one III” the liliilllgt'h

IiIIIl bus ('Illllt‘ ubout under the new
president, M12 MIIiiII‘I.
l.IIIiiII.~I‘ muids iIuI'II been in the sc.

 

IiI-I- on the New York (‘IIIIII‘III IIIIIi ibv
l‘I-IIIIsI'lrIIIIiII rilllltliill for some liillII.

“w..." .

DANGER IN FALL COLDS. ‘

iI‘IIli colds are liable to hung on nill
\I'iIIIrIr ieayiug Iho seeds of pueIIIuoI
I‘ilt bronchitis or consumption. lI‘I-Irl
Y's Honey and TM euros quickly unIi
{I‘I'IIIII-nis serious results It is old and
enable. tried and tested. safe IIIIIi stun.
i‘eutuius no opiates and will not “(Ill-
I‘Iipttte. Sold III l‘lIIisicIi’s drug
worn, South Norwulk. and A. t). Stilt
IIIIIII‘II, linrien. "

 

 

BOSTON AND OLD COLONY FIGHT. I

HUS'IUN. “or b. m iiII~ tilt has till-
‘\i IIIII I u- IIIII Ill iiiI‘ (III! I 'oiIIIII ltIIIl
I..;Ii I.» w I-IIIIII IiIIIIII lili“t‘i IIIIaI‘fiII'l Hf
.II million dollars IIilllI I IIII alleged IIIII i
IIuIII lot the IIlIIIiII-Illlucnt of the Dor- !
hestct IIIIIIIIII cIIIIiII I-Iossing by IlI~I
IinIgI ~I'IIIy itllt’i: IItion of illl‘ company.
The superior court has ilmmllilt’tl
James 11, Coll, of llroukline, us nuditnr
it) take t'\'llli,!lll‘li in the case and male-
:I report

 

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Foley’ 5 Honey and T at

ores colds. prevents pneumonia.

FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES TRACK

llllN'l‘th, III-II, II - AII outward
liouml freight truth on the Boston and
MIIiuc liuilrouIi bit the rails IIIIiin
nenr ilil‘ iIlIIsI Squct‘villII station and
striking u support III' the bridge at Mys-
tiII IIIchII. badly damaged the IIII‘III-I-
lll‘l'. Debris oi uli kinds with scattered
U\'l‘l‘ the trucks for some Ilisiuuec in
either direction. No one wus- llijlll't‘ll.
'I'I'uillc on the I'nilroud was impeded
l'III' lourl hours.

2—}

WHAT CAUSES SUICIDE?

Nervous indigestion a Frequent
Cause—Sickness Not
insanity.

Suicides come mostlyin the spring, because more
people am sick then than at any other time. Sick
people are generally irritable and most all irriuble
people are sick—nervous, out at" tom. Something
wrong inside Sleep bad. Digestion pIsIr.

0v,ervmrhed high stnmg people get excited
wily. That stops digestion—Innke- trouble with
the stomach and its nerves. That gen the liver
and kidneys out of Git-all that It land for nerves,
hem and brain. Life im‘evorth living. .

But' It can he madeso. known. Wsmonde'l
experience “About him yuan up while living in

 

indigestion. i tried everyth'w that could herhougiu
of and doctored over 0 yclr Iitbour the last bit of
help lgotsolndthnt I tobldnotlaydown, ind
obciwistereduowith piNuvI-I',m myfoodwouid
tune up to my throat null: choke me and I would

Illi'in't‘l'illill Yule luck with lllt'ill,

: cuts llliikt‘

 

' IIIIIIIIIIl the edge oi‘ the Izoul and ”it'll

iseI‘I-rni times with pretty shun.- IIIIIIIII

 

i III! to the big crowd as though, lilt‘ by

but [not [out

five—V. MI (3 i. 8'00
feared Mutants in 22 ii)
iii

'1 lil.‘ (Tompitny lI‘ llurtlit'llliill it‘lllll i I.~~I
II imI'Ii IIIIIIIII to the i’IIlII Varsity ii\'.‘.
III the armory, lust night. The limit
Iuiir \I'IIs III to 3, while III Iiie' l'itilvt‘
oi‘ the first lIIIll' tiIII L‘II‘UI'I' sIoIIIl Ii III
i in I’II‘I'IIII uI' lilt.‘ I-olicuiuus.

The game wtts litli IIIIIi last ilIIuIIuii»
out, but pIIrIiIIIlIu'i) IlIIIIiIII: lili‘ second
period. The New illu‘l‘lll'l‘h‘ iIIIIl Inc,
II" II
cut) be IIIIIicIi lilt‘li III hurt» your oppun l
some iII-uutiiul siIotI. “Hill
iiit‘ field, only III llli\'t‘ thi- sphcri- l'li't lI-I

 

drop off In the door. This llH|I|l“lit‘ti

 

by tho it‘ boys.

"IIIiIIiII in math iliill' tiII t“,'.ll)\\ti llt'l' ii! It
in II‘lII-III il pIcIII siIoI only to iIIII' .III l
uIiIIIIII to now ”It bIIli roll on ”11‘ Iron-
IIIigII IIl' il'll‘ goni. This sort of incident i
naturally happened lllht) with the I‘IsI I
turn from New IlIIIIIIII, lIIII i‘orIIIII.III-i_.' .
I'IIII them not with so IIIIIIspI-ruiinu I‘r-II'
IIIII-ney. I

The First Half. i
t‘outpuny lI‘ scored the Iirni point oi
iiit‘ uImIII on a free try for goal from i
the foul line .Iiunuie Riley lIuIIII-Ii illt‘ ,
IIIIil iuto lllt‘ net for the home IeuIII.‘
Had it not been for this lI‘ would not
liil\‘t' scored during the hull. Tilt‘ iIIIIIII
buys passed the sphere well, but could
not shoot the goals. The excellent
blot-knit: of Yule tlgurmi Iery prIInIi
IIIIIIIiy.

During this hull, three members oi
the visiting team tin-cw IiIIlIl ,z,oui.u I
iinIII, Pooh and Church. From the!
murcily III the “I III penis of the tint I
tots it will be seen that the F burnt
also “"('l\‘ on to ilII IIiIIiI'IIles of tho
blot-king. Two of the Yale Iicld goulu
in this lIuii' were apparently illll‘ li'
carelessness, us the college ioIIIII ram-I»?
uiIIIu two Izoitleu opportunities during '
the lust ll\'l‘ minutes of the hull, which
Illl‘llt‘tl into uouls.

The Second Hall.
1

lI‘ went into ilIc‘gumII in the second .
half with u rush nod for It Iimc it look

IIIl Inliitury boys would I'I-iriI-ye tin-tn»

bl'lH‘b‘. The ball was (-IleIIIriy passed
down into their opponents territory
and by a pI'IIItIy throw swift llave RI-
iIIy scored from the field. The II‘ stock
in gun to Ilse immedinit iv and the big
IIuvId was becoming i'I'IInIiI with joy.
The score III this stage of lilt‘ game
“as six to ii in farm of the college
boys iI‘ nu.»- isirly plIIyinI: IlIcIu oil
then feel unit but IIIIIIII bII ilIiIIIIIIi.
NoI IIIIiiz‘ «I on now III 1'“ doing about ,
In IIIIII pleased with IIII bail and I'Iom'
h“ appearances ”lllt college iiIIo wnsi
IIIIrInlnly ”going." 'lhis soi‘. or play;
kept up for sIII'IIIIIIi minutes IIIIIiIi IiII
toutinuous uppiuuse of the spot-tutors 3
who but! now begun to rise in ”it‘ll
seats and cheer for the home team.

Hut the Visitors IIlIchIi on With tlIII]
terntiuaiiou and took fresh bI-uII \Iben i
liyatt tossed :- itIIiIi uoui making that
score II to :I in IiIciI iinm i

A couple of minutes uftcr, liIanI‘I-
(lunruieri ill‘ilt‘l't‘ll that another point}
he scored up I'm Yule, IIII'IIII: to one.
of the players ll‘rl\‘lllL'. llt‘l’ll fIIIIlIIIl \Vllllt‘
IuIIkinI: II try for Izoui. This is a new
rule, adopted this yI-III'.

The score “'ll‘v‘ IlIIIIIiy IIIIIIiII III to :i,
on It goal from the ion! liIIII, Ilirowu by
Church.

Anderson. of Yule, IIIIIi (lInIruiIII'I, III'
t‘ompuuy iI‘. were IIII- oiliIIiuls, while
iiumstonc, of Y:Ii.~_ I'llltl t‘IIIIInIImI_ III“
iI‘. were the iiniclteepers. (‘lIuIIiIIs
lluvis scored for 1’

it is said that through II misunder-
standing the iirst unit was only of‘
fifteen minutes duration iusIeuII
twenty as usual.

The lineup and score of the game: ,

 

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of ’

Yule Varsity Fire, lo: (‘0, F, ::.,iirst‘
bulb—Yale ti, Co. II‘, I
The. lineup;

Company lI‘. Yale.
Payne ....................... [lurker
heft forward
Ranch, 1). Riley ................ llyutt

Left forward. .

Kenny, Lister, ................ Cooki
Center. 1

J. Riley, Godfrey ........... Church

Left guard
Ghiotto .................... Donobue
Right guard

lI‘leIIl goals—l). Riley_ 1: Hyatt, 1::

Church. 1; Cook, 1.
Goals t‘IonI foul lllll'**-l. ltiivy, l:
ClIurIlI . 1 i

The preiitnlnaty coulost III .LIII (‘"\| u 3
lug \Ius between the South NIprIIIiII
i' M C. A leuui and tin Montnuks. ,
l‘hc South Nurwulks won by the sum-
it 22 to ill. The Y. ill. ll. A. boys lead
at the. out] II[ the lirst half. III to 7;

The Moutuuks piIIyI-Ii considerably
luster in: the second unit but were IIII-
able to ormwomc tin.- iIIII iIIIIIi their

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

h! m d m, tariblc “Ml"! 'l’dl'"! w opponents had secured in the first .-
trying to think of mouthing that would cure rm period of plhy. l.
“hm umi‘m ' SYNPI 1...?“qu The lineup and Storf"16 i
fab" I S. N Y. M. C. A.. 22: Moutnuks
“WWW“W‘WM‘N'M First half. Y M c A., 15; Montutlkl.
ltnldrhedsmrm it and hIfimnm-I
Wm firm I W. M)!“ :1: Mmtflukfi ' Y M C A
*“IW.'W”WW‘“$“ hardcore ............... Talmadge
Ind militiamen: [couched-Id! th'h Left Guard .

‘ ' l "'5‘" Lane ................. .1 ....... Arnold

Right Guard.
.......................... Cant-y

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Center.
............... ,.. Williamson
Left Forward. , ,
Guyer ..... Hill,

' mm Forward
chewy-Messrs. Goducy and Basin-5'1

OuIr’ot thIletgtst crowds III‘ "N III-st
sou witnessed the (flulldnidi .. ,

 
 
 

 

, , Score was ion to Thrill
in favor of the lab Varliiy

i more healthy

itliiell said he would give the Misout'i
:lll‘ilpll‘
' britfs, IIIIII Ziegler‘s counsel two weeks

‘l‘llllllflilllllg the IIllIIueIi crime.
.lIiIIIIk IiIttI-s III Mutt-k, liltii."1‘I~|)lied Al-

.uiI bIIchII Mr,

» they do not allege the (“HF when the

'to be taken from this state on an in-

 

'O‘JATHEQ comm peso. '1
”virus; be s-s’umr rut
,Irho was injured at ‘31ng

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

A were me of Miriam .
Trouble and a terrible operation
av’oided. Mrs. limmons tells
how she was saved by the use
of Lydia [3. i’inkhu: n's Vegetable

Compound.
“ llIII: littu. l'II.IIII.III:~—i not In
”(‘1‘ .ed Ititit tiic I'»II.IIlI..obtained ":I l'i

.y:iiu i2. l’iIIlIiIIIIII'II Vegetable
('oIIIpounIl IIIII. I ltil it it .I. I, .I..I
;I 1.,‘1, Huge III \\ I’ll," you I. bout it.

"i: ll ‘ITI ml for IIII it than the IIIIr-
IIiiiI muriuh troubles. ('illl ‘IIII' :n
IIII; ‘Ilt Haunt. "' I: ;,I,'II. : I \\I I ‘li'
II .. 'IIIIl: II fillfl,llillt . .II :l 14'
t'Oilll‘ m'cr III. wiririt III. IIIIIIIInl of
mt‘tiit‘iiir', tiiI i. IIr I". I'I inc Mtll't‘ll III
correct. VIIIII' \"t‘:'l'l;‘llll‘ i'I,IIIII.IIInd
fIIIIIIIi the ‘\'t‘lll( IIIIIII, l'IIv'IIVI‘t‘, within
II I. \\ “t‘l‘i(‘l"n“(| smt Il me turn
on I!|)I‘ftlii()tl»-II|| Im llIiiilIlt: mm
Illhiillllttitll'hl and i found IIIIIIIIlf InIe
um] I I~li. \“IIIIIIis t': Iii to
describe the real. true. gruI-ful feelimr
tlInI i.iu lll'I lIIIurf. IIIIII i \ IInt Iotvii
me |\' sic Ik .IIIIi unlit-ring sIstIII. ibIII'l
IiIIll_\ IIitiI mI-I'iiIinbs you kno“ not/h
intr about but llllI'" India I.. l‘ luk-
IIIIIII II \egctuble t oquoqul. and
take my quIi for it. you “ill be It Iiif
femut woman in nahorl time. "— Mus.
LAl‘llA iIZItIIIIss. Il'l‘ulkIII-vilie. tint. *-
85000 tar/cit i/ angina! of "bone lull" proIIIIIg
grinninrness cannot or pmrluead.

Don’t hesitate to write III Mrs.
Pinkhum ii‘ there is anything
about your sickness you do not.
understood. I.\'o woman not
regretted II ritlug her and she
IIIIII be! red thousands. Address
I. yum.‘ ll uss.

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ZEiGLER ACCUSES BALDWIN.

Fights Missouri Warrant for His Ex
tradItIon.

ALIHNY, “III, II' The requisition III‘
“UW‘HIUI’ IlIIIkIII'y_ IIl~ Missouri, upon
tlIwI-IIIIII' ()dIll for the extradition to
Missouri of William ZIigler, of New
York IIuIi DIII'II-II. on the I-iIurIzv III" i'IIII-
IIisiIing funds fIII tlII~ brWibIIy of tin
\iissouii lIIuisiIItoIs in ('Ullllt‘tiltlll with
linking lmW‘tlLl lIgislIItiuu, has the sub»
qut of II lIcIIIIiIII. briorc the goyeruot

in his stutctneut Ml'. Ztigier IiIInlI-Ii
I-IIIpiIaIiIIIIlly than he had commuted
tiny bribery or that he was II fugitive
irozu justice. and declared lilill the
whole proceeding was It malicious net
or oppression iuspiI'I-Il chiefly by his
lursonIIl t‘llt‘lllit'h. 'l’iII-se enemies he
IIIImI-Ii us Evelyn B. Baldwin, whom he
IliI-Iehurgrd for failure to hurry out
faithfully the Zt‘lgll‘i‘Ilialthll‘l AIIlc
expedition; l’IItIII'sIIII lluin, whose I-II-
Iulty lIesIIyI. me“ out of uuli-IIIIIIII
{'IIIII vtutitmr Mi: ' I,ri A
IIIII Ii suit] In would one the Missouri

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through IIIiglIII‘I s illitllllll to my -'-IIII
control of the . Provident Chemicui
works in St. Louis.

.\I tin» close of the hearing Governor
two wtzks. in which to submit

III‘IIIII tlIIII in which to answer them.

The Missouri authorities were repre—
muted by Attorney General Wow and
Judge ’1‘. ll. llIII'I'cy, of Missouri, and
Sinriii Smith. of I‘IIII county. Mi‘.
Ziegler was pIIsIIIIt with his counsel.
John M. Bowers. llIIlauI-y Nlt'tlil, lIIIl-
IIIII'Il i.IIIIlI-IIlIIII~iI, William P. i'IIIlIII‘~
“titlll and John ll. Lindsay. “

Mr. llowcrs i'II'si IIsiI‘IIIl upon \lele
linil‘S thI Mihvlili‘l authorities :IIIIIIII'I
llnII MI; ZiIglrr wus in Missouri and
“i‘pon
torney general Crow. A spicy warn‘
Bowers and Mr. (frow
wus iIItIIrI'IIptIIl by Governor ()Ilcll.
who said that. in his opinion, “the we
pet‘s in this case are not regular III that

IIII‘eIIdIInt was in the state of Missouri
committing the crime. i think that if
the defendant was not in the state of
Missouri at “10 time of the, committing
of his crime, then it is my duty to de~
t‘IIIIl him. A very bud precedent might
be established by permitting a cquon

sufficient basis of fact.“

Mr. , owers read the affidavit, of Dis-
trict ttorncy Brown, of Colo county.
Mo. asserting that Mr. Ziegler was ll‘.
that county ou II date not named III
Mpreh. 1901. "We propose to show.‘
said Mr. Bowers, "that Mr. Ziegler
never was in that county in his life.
and the swearing out of this warrant
was an atrocious crime to use the sur-
I-relgn pnIIII-r of two states to bring
this IIIIIII into the state of Missuurin
\\‘llt‘l'l= they can try him uu'uny charge
”my piIIIIsc."

\ItIIInIIy tlImIIIIl f‘IIow lopoliI-Ii in-
Iiimtuotlr IIIIIII iII t'flill‘tl an insult to
I \UVQ‘rfil" state III. llill‘f executive.
and its prosecuting oiliII-m i do not
know the geuliITnuII who makes this.
'IIhlIrge‘” he said, “mu 1 doom it my

Ilutytu'my stain IIuIUII myself to ill‘r
Itlm‘u his .IIi‘IIiIIIIIIIIIi‘IISJ'IIbII- 'IIs hell," .'

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Do not he hasty one use harm
tut remedies nor- be asleep to the
fact that you will derive benefit
from the use of. . I

CROSSMAN s
SPECirlC
MIXTURE

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Bridgepprt Advertisements...

l1.

Wflmrfirmmé
‘IWJII' y f Kiri-Ia

. Wynfim

Chair. We have some clegan
frames of Golden Quaiteretl,
also In solid Mahogany.

cred with velour or vcrona, c
colors. They are deep-scale

For men. A man likes a
durable quality.

trimmed. $1.50.

cts. and firm.

For women.

and silver, $3.00. $4.00 and $5

Silk and linen mixtures

$I. 50, $2 00 and $2. 50

fancy horn. $1.00 and $r.25.

For children.
wood handles. 75 cts. each.

hom handles, 75 cts and $1. 00

Two specials.

 

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’- V Elega’rrt [soy Chairs. I

_, You cannot please the man of the house better on
Christmas than by sending him a comfortable

Prices for each of the above, 15 cts. a yd.

 

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U
Morris l
t ones with solid. substantial

pair and Mahogany finish. -

There are spring seats. and the large cushions are c0v-

ither plain or in two-toned
d. roomy. and comfortable.

Prices are low. Take elevator from the Carpet Store.

Umbrellas.

plain Umbrella of strong and

t

For $2.50 and $3.00 line silk Umbrellas
can be had with natural stickhandles.

In gloria silk, with boxw 20d and horn handles, silver-
Fine English Serge Umbrellas with Congo sticks. 75

Of mercerized cloth with nathral sticks. $1.25.

Fine Levantine silk Umbrellas with ele-
gant handles. Exclusive designs in sterling silver. ivory.
pearl. and gold. at prices ranging from $5.00 to $Io.oo.

Pure silk Umbrellas with fine handles of gun metal
.00.

very good wearing Umbrcl- i'

las. with fancy pearl and boxwood handles silver trimmed .
With handles of natural wood. trimmed Dresdens. and

Gloria silk with plain Congo handles. 75 cts.

Umbrellas oi enroll; cloth with natural

Of gloria silks with fancy Iii; nmcd pearl ivory, and

In Fina Shinings.

Twenty—five pieces of fine French Cam- ‘I
bric. full 36 inches wide, mostly in white and black. and ‘
white and gray eil'ects. very desirable for men's shirts.

Thirty-five pieces of Madras Cheviot. linen finish in
colors and black and white. double fold.

 

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REV. HENRY TARRANT'S FUNERAL

PINE .\iiI‘..\l)tl\\'. llcc. s.-~-I'i‘iII~ rm.
:It'al III‘ lllt‘ lute lley. lienry 'l‘urrunt
was llt‘lti from St. .Iolm's (,‘lIIIrclI. this
afternoon III 3 II. III. The Rev. Mr.
Till‘l'alli died Sunday. ”1‘ lliltl been :I
l‘t‘t'ltll' of the (‘illll‘t‘ll III l'ine Meadow
tor four years. He is survived by :I
widow, son and IlIIIIglIIIIr. 'l‘lII- bod,
will be lillit‘ll Iu StI'IIIfIII'Il for burial
WI IinI I‘IiIII'

TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
lIIiII- lMKllillt‘ ilrnnm Quintin: Tablets
All IiI'ItggiHIs refund the money if it
fails to (,‘lll'l'. I-l. W. tlrovo’s signature
is on each box. L s. “

DROPPED DEAD AT THE DEPOT

S'l‘AMlI‘tliti). lit-c. X~\ “Ulliill sup-
posed to be Mrs (‘Iemeutlne VI-lcher
of the Hotel Muiguret Brooklyn drop.
pI-Il IchId yesterday just after getting.

 
 

off It train III the Stamford depot. it
is thought that she wus II \‘lt‘tlnl or
upoploxy. . lI‘rom words the. woman

spoke just before dying. she appears
to have been on her way to see her
daughter who is an inmate of a stint.
tarlnm in Stamford.

 

A FRIGHTENED HORSE,

Running like mad down the street
dumping the oeuupuuis or a hundred
other accidents, ill't‘ eI ery IiIIy occur-
retires it behooves everybody to
have a reliable Salve handy and there’s
none, as good as Buckieu's Arnie:
Burns. Cuts. Sores. Eczema
and Piles. disappear quicklv under it:
soothlngcil‘ect. 27n- :It Frank 11. Bax
ter'I-I III'III; Store. I."
LARGE IARN iN MERIDEN BURNS.

MlIlltlhi-lN, lice. that large farm
burn owned by lleury» W; Haas on
South (nu-tins sheet, was burned yes
iIIrIluy. . lI‘I arty tons of hay were do-
sitoyed IIIIII live hem! of cattle. polish-
I-.Il Thedoss is about, $3.01)" IIIIII-IIIII (1
by insurance The “H' is thought to
have been not undilu- iire wursbu‘l has
been asked to investigate.

WM-..

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A ml
is the. table ii. A. 'l‘isdnlc, Summeriou.
,8. C. places on Dl‘Witt's Witch Hazel

 

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.‘the. He says: "i had the piles to.
I20 years. I tried many doctors and
medicines. but all tailed except Do.

,Witt's Witch Haul Salve. it..curod
me." it is a combination of the hell-
ing properties of Witch Huel with un-
tlseptics and emollients: relieves and
permanently cures blind. bleeding,
itching and protruding plies sores.
cuts bruises. eczema. salt rheurn cue
all skin diseases. Bold by cum")
Pharmacy.

 

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the musty home by Judge initiator

W
quL no T0 harbors school.
Ntlltwlt‘n. ”'13.. Ii.—-Arthur Hewitt.
II[ MIIIIIIIIIIK. who .m “Ad! and t0

and ' horas IIIIIIIII three day! our.

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SHELTON MAN DIES OF STARVA-
TiON.

SHELTUN, Dec. Sr—Eugene (‘i'ol'IItt,
ngctl sixty-two years, is dead of star-
vatiou ut lilt‘ little house where he li\'~
ed Itionc. (‘rut'ut prepared his own
meals and ate only when he felt lquI
gry, some times going without food
[or II day or two at a time. Later lit'
botanic siek and unable to cure for iii.I
own wants. and IIIIIIiit'ai aid was filllit
InoucIi too late to save his lii'I'.

REVOLUTION IMMINENT.

.\ snII- sign of approaching revolt
IIIIi serious trouble in your system i.
nervousness, siceplcs‘snoss. or siIIIIII
it'll upsets. - lIllI-I-lric Bitter will
quickly Iiismember the troublesome
«uses. It never fails to tone tin:
sionIuI-b, regulate the Kidneys uIIIi
Buwcls. stimulate the Liver, and~cluri~
I'y the blood. Run down systems
benefit particularly and. all the usual
Intending III-lies vanish under llh
searching and thorough effectiveness.
ElIinric Bitters is only We. aIIIlilIni is
returned if it don‘t give perfect satis-
faction. Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax-

I.Druggi.~xt. .
INVESTIGATING CASHEN'E DEATH

MERlDEN. Dee. 8.——Fred Winters
was lieid in the city court in bondstof
$1.000 yesterday pending an: investiga-
tion by Coroner Mix, of the death of
Frank (‘ashen aged lb. Carmen died
Sunday from acute meningitis result-
ing from injuries to his head. It— In
said that he hadia quarrel withIde- .
tors, used .14 years and that his inur-
ies were run eived III that time. on
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