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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 26, 1903 · page 2

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mend tor their very liberal pat-
{animate and their kind patience
"feed: the great they do at
our stores. and wish them—nay.
all, I' ycry Happy New Year. and
the continued blessings from Hui.

‘to whom all praise is due

Afi‘lew till not.

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South Norwallt. Conn

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III loo-It lhi mitigation. with Lien
tenant“ In munshurvm cos)-
- InIntl ho oprIInt stI:

”MAL . RIO ANIZA‘TION

II. .

- A mommie- .loo brigade sig-
nal corps ”according! two I'ldIrtforIt

an at , e
was as mild ‘csnwu «9%
sons. at» Mount section at the cores.

“The military autlhprities in this

plates are rsparlmp a to rotirgnulso
Blflufli’ Iltplfi‘a C blot: (Land
lIhavo l up I “to. W Ien- Fluid Lieu-

tenant T,G GB Snell Icalgned the com
‘mand of tile First sI-Iztlon..CIIlitain W.
l-‘. M. Rogers of New London Ithe chiof
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Working On ills Corning

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The steamer Chapman came to South

iéiII to the WIecklng company that it
uoull be necessary to construct the
bulkhead and that a iar uantlty of
timbers and blanking as wel as spiles.
naihl tools etc. would be needed.

hswrday uternoon Captain Haircut
Ioce uod word that. the tug Hustler, in
ominand of Captain Bolstlorit, had. loll
New York with a lull cargo of dumber.
Ind was expected to arrive at. LIII.
Icono of the wreck at 4:30 p. III. . Cap
tain, Hafford was ready to receive the
Hustler. and the Work oi‘ transferring
th cargo commenced inunedintoli.
This wan finished late last night and
he preliminary work on the bulkhead
Is' non under wnv . ,
Captain Thompson Talks.

(‘uptnin Thompson heroic going to
New York made the following state
ment for publication:

';The wind was blowing stIong tIoIn
the northwest III the time of the met
lent and We were hugging the north
shone down. i left lllt‘ watch at
Btldgcpolt and went to my mom. i

i the choosing of his sdccoasor be deter-
Iim U"? Ind ted until the ulgaai out as should he re

Us" was responsible fol it

 

 

Nplwalk yesterday. and II message was Ioflicers.”

Tug Hustler Win, Lum‘bu Art-MI. ‘

General Russell .5qu requested thin

organised. The property of the section
has been removed fund the First Real
Intuit arnIon to the state manual. as
the section did not have a command
but ofliooi and no one at. the III moi y
AIliIItanotlen
eral Cole said vustordav that the do-
lay in ordI-Iing a sucIossoI chosen to
Lieutenant. Spoil was due to the plans
under toot to have the signal corps
become .a mom modIIII organization.
.Dlllltl
.cd and whelcss telI-giaphy is. now be-
ing introduced among the signal coups
men,
corps was reor-goniztd tlIo neceasaiy
paraphernalia would be procured and
the organization would he placed upon
a modern basls. The First is the only
division that has its complement oi

 

 

! STRUGGLE. FOR SENATOR-

lt is Believed to bI' netwccn Bolkclcy |
and FIIsIndIn Alone.
Everything now indicates that tlIc|
struggle for the nomination of United
States senator. to succeed .loscph it.
Hawley will be. bemoan the two giants
who tried conclusIons once below for-
"MT Governot MOI pan 0 Buikeley ot'
llariwford and State Attorney Samuel
Possenden of Stamfoid
it is not believed that former Gov
'ttlllor George P. incision will be a toe-
Itor in the contest. [or the Ioason that
. his health is not such in the opinion of
ihls friends to warrant iillll in outin-
ling ll contest which is bound to be as
. Inulmutpd as this on; is likely to be.
A shrewd political guessei says that
i if the wound is betwetu these two men
i that the chances slightlv favor Mr. Fo's-
isenden. Continuing his speculative as-

sol-lions he remaikcd: ‘

‘ 'H‘Goteinm Bulkelcv now has the-
(hand Army of the state at his back.

for he is commundCfiiuHI-hlot More

 

 

_..wtrIIIIa newt-”manuals“ ”i. -

the start of _ "

General Cole said that when the . . _.

looked out :It Ptuiicld and saw that nil. than that he will hate the IIiaonitv of .
Ivm clear and that she was going all .thc state central committee with him
ill" Will“. “'0 “it"litk ““3 “WM 11 in all probability He Is a libmal spend-
not it or Ian! about two miles out in . or ands dogged and aggressixe lighter.
in Sound. l luahed lIonI n1\ room Match him against Sam Fessendcn
and we found that thI boat was male who himself as evmy one knows. hates
in: water so fast that we had to beach i a quittcr .IInd the people of Connecti-
m We loud for short; and strut. k . ml will see 33 pretty a battle as it has
the Hit ks III about ten minutes. ever been the plousnrul to witness. Pei

Pilot William liaboil was asked for. sonslly i should likcl stand by and
Its vtoslon of the accident and its at- watch the thing r in love that Fes
cndant ciitumstanccs, and he aim» new“ has a "[uc thc 1,911.31 chance
utely refused to say anything. The! in the fight for the reason that he 99-"
mt never moved after she struck. and count. In my uplnlon on New [lawn
a she is pointed ll little south of west. find Fall-field couuup'c as u Illlcelua
n IIeuIlv heI course down the sound. “my and wlfh Ilifchflold ".an. than
i hardly looks as though the captain “pmmmmy for it stall Should mat
.Ias stceiing for shore or in it north It,“ 3., 91mm. unmmqvcp that Cluuve
rl\ Illit‘CllOll when she \truch. Imus friends Ollt‘lll) 1mm a coalition

Rescued Solicits Now u Homo. ~ with Fessendon's there will be. a pret-

, . .I ty lively time.‘
uglhti It'llilleh'SlesutTgi-oslllfséllz. (tam! During the east month theI e has

inked -II) at when” Farms b' William been far mom outward interest in tho
.llicheitlthe locul station all?!“ as and ”i“ came "f the. sensational "5’“- than
II The Sentinel of Thursday MI. 1“ “’9 “mumwrml

. . new candidates for governor are
:llfihegf“d‘};flg$‘ ‘2:.T“’}§.f.'.‘g" "is” bioughl foerard from time to time

the parties Uhait frozen» all hoingll‘m to keep the lIIloIest up. most of
Imam-fl 71‘th had hm“ mu [or him” « them lire not taken seriously and'ss in
II the Sound and were snnerlng from “W ”is? of t " senatorial asp “null,
prosnle. They were taken Ashore illi‘ii‘dflrdi‘. If,” y Sgt 'Wodliiili‘l“ WlmBflR

. . regsr e a oua ccau at cs 0 I
m" motto comfortable H tin hum” of of these pildes hlnIsI-lt. It is under-

.‘halics Sooysmith. Fe or of them weiu
' stood in the tact. that he IIeveI an
ant to New "we“ i‘iIursday aflIer- pounced himself II candidate M the po

‘00” and No We“ to New Iork si'ion. This formality does not. ap-l

I‘bough tht- notncn in the boat were It?“ to him? bten necessary for tho
. ii ‘
ladly'_ l'righ cued. it is thought Ihty w 1 public appears “I" well satisfied in

In or It so Inns I: St nonet- as II
I 0 N on to a its own nihid that the contest is be-

vault of their night on the water.
Itween L W Clo veiand. of New Ha-
5"" Storm Interfere! yen and Lieutena’nt Governor Roberts.
The uddenappealaneo. of the snow of Hartford

ItorIn this morning somewhat iatcrtcr .
‘d with m MIR on the 8W" and name SEEN TI-I‘Iarv MILES.
of colitis. it it continues to he unfavo-ri .____
Ibie (occur lawn of time. the was!“ one of the World's Greatut Fires Now
.ylll rpmalu stranded setter-«Ii days is . Burning at Baku.
él' than her owners hope the will ’1‘ 9 The great naphtha fire which has

 

 

“"43““. “to $1.1.t re 11 001,00"an raging for six weeks past. near
‘15 momma. tiling the "m Iths town of Baku. in the Case us
er was "rialnk and it limited as though may be safely reckoned as one of the

work could be started on the boat. and
Iontlnuc until dark this alternoon.

Many Small Boats It the Scene.

biggest blares which the world has ever

 

grout ilvo great 'a'ushers" oi the
natural oil and dye of the reservoirs

 

MM” owned V...P‘W"° ‘5 Th? N‘" mes lI vo been toweri day and
nlkit viilled t c' sedate ol' the wreck {'31) Bit“ ‘ aims at which thgy "n vis-

yesterday, Still Willi! othersé Wm 1N'iblo‘tor 20 or 30 miles around and the

 
 

Willie one. In two I

A "“mbé’ or sisal! launches and tow l in which it is stored enormous columns ,

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MlLITARY EXEMPTIONB

 

 

 

 

 

GcncrII'I Order Defining
Disabilities.

An order has been issued from the

Adjutant

_ adiutant general's onion giving theftol

lowing disabilities as exempting from
military duty: insanity, epilepsy or
mental aberration. loss of sight of an
eye UI permanent defect of one or both
eyIs loss of healing, loss of speech.
loss of an arm oI leg or any othoI in-
jury, or disease which incapacitated
for manual labor. Nelectmcn can ox-
empt only on certificate of post our-
geons. who been appointed as follows:
Fairliold County—(.‘harles C. God-
frey, Bridgeport; liuvld M. Trecul'lin.
Bridgeport : lain-en M. Allen. Norwnlk;
Wilbur S. Watson, Danbury: Charles
it. llart liethel: Frederickficl‘vt'ulr.
Stamford; William l.. (lriaWoId. Grt‘t‘u-
wiciI: Loren T. Day. Westport; WII-
linm ii. Donaldson, Fail-tick]: Andrew
ii, tlorham. Wilton: Ernest H. Smith,
Reading: (1. ll. Keolei'. New Canaan.
LilI-lIIicId County—4f, t). Belden,
l.ItI-lIlield; William Biasell, Salisbury:
J. C. Parker. New Milford: Edward H.
W Hill. Winchester; William 1.. Matt.
Torrintllou: Orlando Brown. Washing
ton; ll 8 Goodwin Thomaston; Ar‘
that l) Val-.lsli Watertowu.
All men between the ages of 18 and
4:. desiring exemption from n.iiitaIy
duly and commutation tax must Ic-
port to II post surgeon fol examination.
if the examination proves that they
should be declared exempt the sin
goon nill furnish a ceititlcatc to be ill
ed with the selectmen. of the town in
which the man is liable tot uniollmcmt
———-~—-—r77+--'.-
THE LONE 8TH! STATE.
Iiown in Texas at 'I'oaitum. is a big
dry goods firm of which Mr. J. M. H81
in is the head. Mr. Halter on one ol
his ttlps East to buy goods said to a
friend who was with him in the palace
cur.‘ 'ilere. take one oi these Little Eur-
LI lilseis upon Ietlring and you will
be up cam in the morning feeling
good." I-‘ori’ the “dark brown" taste
headache and that leggy feeling lie
Will's Little Early Risers are the best
pills to use. Sold by Clifford l’har.
Inacy. . , . . . "

 

TRAINS UP it! we Ala.

 

 

New Haven Railroad may the Bridge-

port’s Slcvatcd Track; Jaguary 3.

it was stated in l’IesideIIt Mellon oi
the New iiawen railroad that the date
for the olevntionol. the trains or the
treat system to the four-truck cleve-
tion of the lead through Btltlgtillul‘l.
had not been [limctliitly Iixctl

This date is a molten of math in
terest quite generally as it marks the
culmination of the road“ as most import-
ant improIemcnt in its history. The
tank elevation cuts out anv number
of the deadly grade crossing? in the
Park City. is about four lea long.
has been for years in the process oi
construction and will have cost when
completed over $4 000 000

With a new and splendid depot to
be completed within I yeai.‘ Bridge

[port will now be second to no city in

New England in the matter not "rail-
way facilities.

The elevated main line could be
thrown open next. Sunday. December 27
but the Berkshire division 0! the road
Is not yet- -in condition for this service
Some human 3 will probably be the

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DANGER lN FALL GOLOS.
Fall. colds are liable to hang on all
winter leaving the seeds of pnoutno
nia, bronchitis-or commotion. Roi
ey's Honey and Tar cures quickly and

 

 

In! t steam-
tell-e nail ol'cufltrsliy limit? “8‘03 is described as beintt on
“will! dense to conceal the light. or

er exb wrapped in a pail of smokr. otton aut~
dim Denim lamination has

"Ito this: Wimp gm. which. :‘it the (thaw ofhgto 'fingt‘
m ors an In 0 any merit r
mmwllgltmubiés kayo ban acute in the Baku
01 may; oil fields of late. and it is believed that
as; strong wind this shortness destruction is due to the
w" the am act oft! timi'ik— .(bintt’y Idle.-

“M A LINGERINC. cohort

e of
The COM that holds on
‘spitcot all remédtes needs

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more

Nathaniel» Bun-3' in

 

l sun.
bgen it “There is nothing to do but. to wait
, t ma Mogul-film lutmi 1 till théeotmagrations burn themselves Istipato. .Ib‘oid at

enagetio ind alibi}? all than {

tot-events serious resulta. It Is old and
reliable, tried and tested sate and sum
leontalns no opiates Incl will not we-
Hallie“

.store.‘ South Nonallt. and (Li 3. Still
InIII‘,s Dorian. .l _

 

I ASSASOiNATION 0F JUGGERNAUT.
The recent Jauggsmaut festival
held at Purin. ludla. was a com-pm

 
 

mien-ed. ltntlmd or hallo-primed
utopia being present Where ‘were loss

than some and o to the putrid
III-Ilia watch the tons a of tho has

 
 

'MWM IiItIII; tI‘
depot. The Juggernaut. locum

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

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lira [allure as fanas-numhm Weir '

mild-used to Irma loan-I there ‘ ‘
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Erasers.

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In the last hurry and bustle of Christmas wreck we

. take time to say just these words. » . 2

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If you have' been served satisfactorily. it your Citriat-
mas shopping has been pleas am. we are more than glad
That hall been the aim toward which our efforts ha‘ec bash
directed We have given great values. and we shall cen-
tinue to do so. ' ' " L "‘ T"

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have

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TouSocictics and Sunday Schools who are to
their Christmas festivities later. we‘say—to‘mé in.‘
All.Toys are to be closed out immediately. Many

have been marked down already. Look' at the tables
with price cards of I0. 15 and 25 cts. , . i
' ' t
We' have had a great army of Dolls. but som'cu'arc
left. These have been classified under different prices to
make selections easy.

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The Books are all marked down.- In the hurry if you
have not io'okgd carefully. come in again whcn‘thcrc is
less crowd-and see if there are not many which you would
like added to your own _or the children‘s _book shelves.“ "

There are attractions in the Fur Department. It is im—
possible to quote prices now. but those who arc‘intcnd.
ing to buy Furs will be pleasantly surprised. , I 3

At the Wash Goods Section some Dress Pattc
left. These are genuine bargains. also Outing Flannel Un-
derskirts and Mcrccrizcd Petticoats. \

115 are

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There are several odd lots of Washable Shirt Waists.
Tailored Waists of Vestings and Cheviot on which prices
have been lowered. ‘ V

Mcn‘si-Iouse Coats marked to $5.09. . . ’ f}

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lit. all. which W "
In wthnivavao man, whom thoshthahi'moi'
and has 500!!me _ nah.“
sonalsnpemlsltm slim “slim.
Allow no one $01!me yoliin'tiltls.
All Cotmtert‘eits; [tenacious and “Jill-abated" are but
{laps hat: trifle with nodal: Inger; MW“! of ‘

It” ‘Ehuoeu— our» WW _

Wham cam-cad

Oiwtoria is a ‘hfiniilafi firth for (battli- Oil; Para-
gnrioI DropawdSnatltlflcmpfi. ItdeP-l' 't
j multivitamin! Iiflos'phtne not other
mm. gummfi‘“ ‘ ' ‘ l
3'5 3V ‘ ' D
, Galle- um Toctldngl'l‘mliios, .
out! Fiatuls‘ncy R. W Food,

: Stomach and Bonds. givingfili Ify
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