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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 8, 1904 · page 2

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H33!” havofirgadx been so .

1
of dollars worth of high grade house furnishings left whle Inuit

.} ‘m‘eflpmuon or on; I .
1:” rip; say that Ito such assortment as this will be ventured
iajqr mopy yours. no it bohuovty the hhmwd and abandon
in his or her wa his. and catch the Bdrulna while the:
Our stores are open every evening to facilitate the closing out In

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

{obituary through The Now slits Winniptutlt. ltowayton, Darlen.
fluid Bauiatutiitt - . «

 

 

 

I t Ilsa Searight direct front it three weeks' demonstrationtt the
new York, is with us proving the superiority of “titanium over (It

She bakes griddle cakes without 3roese.
ol' odor. makes fudge without stirring. bolls milk In a saucepan with-
hiag-atakss'appio and stud ads of butters without stirring, boils
A particular feature of Aluminum Is that the
cones and acids of tea does not discolor the tea or coffee pot. Tea
When an stove all day without water and will not; crack. The nubj
I‘ally invited to this demonstration and to partake of some of the

rates for cooking utensils.

0M “hoot"lcorehin3.

 
 

tilt! aim in ALIIIIINUM.

tslimlmli ‘l'

mlupin.tittrtsttir‘lt

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

@ng Nogwalk. Conn

 

 

ins-e Without usual tattle assort-
Lfimake an attractive musty to
.:0t item, '

This Is the season when. the it
dies the especialliii interested
Ithasd'ttoods anti: th’e’u Will find

ATI ACTIVE PATTERNS and

PCP ‘LA‘R PRICES

760m and see theme!

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

~04 Washington and. Solemn
Teliphonc 19350.1 w ..

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.Mgit {Is to rituals om. n evfry description Those one lllltl
tithis. Just what they want villi allot-t a material saving from
so. do Its high quilt" and. that-actor Its general completeness;

titty fismugical summary

the Connecticut-rm

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in“ We out“ Mam

. t For the thiity- IwoWnIl’tl lli Which the
ill

 

w'l‘he Ital? ('3‘

month?)

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daily doichtnty yrftflow
‘ ticgreés Ac‘ filo
‘ 3ltiizhelat point “I ’31”de 0 them tht'gmlonr
‘. l‘ or on it o d;
. witoilr't'hgk lowest p pointll'kyas 9 a 2'39
I‘t-cs on the 6th Hid "Ill? 102,1. ¥Illllfyl
tinge alts four am a ll t 0 20th.
The prevailing town: I llion
nortIt and the total 0 3mm.
n'ntllesfi The 3211};
men! was poll \v
luthca less than’ it; o Kw'évé ér "
average“ for llonp #83“ ”it;
inches. “.‘wNot till it the'sc there
were over .01 oftan Inc '0! precipita

0 year bold

is 1.21

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

nix partly clo arid ton cloudy

aavoho'rionmutuatir.
Jim glut of. approaenln'3 retoti.

 

galoanl nos,
nt'h upsets.

basses. it never fails to
stornach regulate the Kidneys and
novels. 'stimulhte lrhfi Liver and clari-

t particularly and all the usual attend

' Bitters Ia only 00c and that is returned
if it don't give ported. anilsfhctlon.
(Iiut'rantoed by Frank ll. Baxter. Drug
K I

 

‘ Miss HANNA sauces;

 

Farmlngton School.

iiA'ii't‘FOhIx 0.8 «There
to et in lt‘armin ton at the so?

I Dr. Keep but which under Miss i’or
tor and ra‘ Dow unease dear to‘ them.

Inst nth Haunt aughter ot Sena
, tor Ma'rcus 1i.
rontiy boén

. old "5‘ mlnnon Olr s" to see If the)
itiultl lgy irom '
once famous old school. .sshe
aloud to lttt'lic offered to bby 1

mom

for a t year's
Tho
ere ppoau sad to have post-

. a opportunity to reinstate the old In-
, initiation

the In We a iis actory Il-
unitebf'fi' {for w {t t

I tattoos are off
mfillsfl Hanna spoke for "girls" in New

pistons who have Abundant menus
: with tho old town but, wialt also to con-
relations with

1’0 CURE A COLD IN, ONE DAY
’i‘nko' laxative Bronte Quinino Tablets
3. All drt’tggisls

fails to cure.
Is on each‘ hoi. 25C. ‘

OTAMFOQP’S lNTIREST FIRST

 

 

 

 

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. oily says the Btatnford Advocate
‘vlost. some valuable Instruments.

 

intimate beloaaina to the city.

' ootdtl not safe any of it.
' rt ’fill m3?
,mlol'in so

'2'"??? dtty'a Interests first. ..
"‘fmte aim in the Public; Works ne-

 

 
 
 
 

aad the contentas were foun
30W! flint. The sale was masks

 

out."“ what records be

 

thins ‘

'n it-onnt whiiotstsstasn ms the _
thnmnth v." 3'

institute.

@{fiotifi ..“y it up.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

“Mm: him the
your 190?. Egfiwdum #«gm'
that Ituu year little lunch col on the
whole than t on 39. th e avers!!!

 
 
 
 

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or the

was

rec'd t f ”ll:
Illt 0 i,

met) ah i‘

 

e for the
digit. Is 30!:

 

 
 

tlon There vsere fifteen clear days.
It

'lfll' serious trouble In your system is
When or atom.
Eleotr re Bitters will
- ‘twieitly dismembei- the troublesome
no the
. {it the blood. Run down ayatbm'n bent»

in aches vanish under Its searching
and thoroulit electivenessh Electric

‘t't't‘matttor of unm- conic not Iuy

Lfal tire or forum scholars of the lain
bliss l‘oriei In their effdrt to inactive the
school In that town. not! conducted by

Ratios. of Ohio has to
In Fa'rmluto‘n. s'hd it is
now given out that she canto is the
representative or a large number of
the present owners the

whole
I pinperty at. a high price or to leaie‘ It

“UM oops; however. who are now
it ely‘ museum” to Hall thpmtiolves of
Baton Its graduates and at

Rom es thin the'

‘ lot-It .Olo'vel'ai‘td Chicago 4nd other
' They went to optimise then" relations
1 tool the school lt" they are to tenow

fund the money if it
W. Grave's signature

saved mites": Property

c to: W .PauiNth lost all his
trsdaal property which was in the
. bile Warts Department. and yet he
- med stemming there belonging to

 

toul “in will be from .15!) tom
9‘ .Nnalti' got to“ the Stanford Town
' ll monitor the alarm sounded. He
' Iedalltho inapsandsurveya ottho‘
Side sewer. and also other lin—
monoxide. its also saved all the

he mete look for his own prop-
erty butdlin at. was so hot that he

omit smite In hint
MI mains. 1k. Nuns
10m oortalniy a ease of puttin3

Wait-tine“ anil‘opeiotl' yesterday am:

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

the. was opened without Ill!
gum Mr Null closed built?

, Friday.

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uatonoa.

flfim tits aa’wmhfi
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THE GONNSCTICUT MUTUAL.

rite InnttaLalromtant or tile couple
tlout Mutuall. to insurance Co tpsny

ts pr’pldent. olonfl
ppear elitiwhert‘t th s
t'vonlng. The compony durln thaI past
ycar Itai Int-reason its or Inn) in-
route its interest Income. and Its not

J. h Gl‘t‘ an

ylow expense rate and has Induced
by $780 000 its Item of real estate held
under foreclosure. it shows assets of
“1.932.005 and It surplus. which. ac:
cording to its own low scale of Ilguiing
is 84, 030..000 sh’d llf‘t‘flf‘flll‘l. to the usu-
itl 4 tier cent. réoltoulng would beaboui
33. 000. 000' more. it has In force 70 150
no Ies Ihsiirinh also. 504.500

'Il'fio insets of the company am In line
‘sht’t‘pe and the stocks and bonds ate all
of high class and hate all paid their
untitlpat’etl return with the tangle ex
ccptlon noted In the case of the city
of Galveston. whetc the security is
ample and payment will littvtI to be
made The decllno In market values
amounts to about it points on the $20..

0.00000 or mote ot' qultk assets. but
their income w-piodtttlng‘ quality is fully
Inuintained and they still show a prom
of about $1,000,000 above oust ‘ ‘

- Durlu its existence the Connecticut
Mutual as' received Jrom Its policy-
hoitlois 3227341887 and It hae‘ return
ed to its pokicy ltoltlt-it-I 3227118984 or
00. it per min of all that has been paid
in. it still hilltls “5:000. 000 of their

ttlmvo its liabilities. The steady fall
In the rate of Interest has at la’si
brought lho Cannot ticui Mutual to re
tliicc sbmewhitl lIt0 mic of dividend
to pttllcy- holders. “inch for the. past
twenty thrco years his been unmatch-
ed by nnt other company but in this
hit is simply doing “lint others wort.
fort-ed to go oycath earlier. The wise
course of resident mom in volup-
thrlly adopting lll‘it‘k in l882 ”will not
('t‘nl rate for his cuttulntions this 0 or
tried to produce a moth greater ur~
plus and to dcfet and lesson the re
duction of dividends This 3 per cent.
basis has been gradually adopted by
ptactlcnllv all tho life companies In
the country. although nhrn Colonel
Gtccno set the Dtltt‘ about twenty
years ago. ltls‘ '00iist'rvntfsm" was fre-
tittcntiy criticizpd.

The wnicitwaiui of l'rpttldont Green is
policy In cunservatism not in this re
port. as heretolote, hummus tron the
utctltotls of ylbon‘o con i gl'il
ed a

diets that If the lllteritlizlug" of poll-
clcs 3008 On it will not be loh before
the companies llltmsf'lteil w I exist
ltout day to day only lwt-suao the in-
such tefi'ain lrttm tt'xt‘lcli'llilg the
lights granted them it they inn with
draw all their money at w.lll lllt‘)’ have.
it in their power to ticst up a compost
at any time. while persistci or is out
of tltc' contullliil inctt‘tt‘fi in Ito llllflli
auto.

In (outlast with this Jit‘ says: ..

lit the midst of this suit of compo
titlon. \1 hith brings an enormous busi-
units but with enormous“ waste at an
expense Whlth
uttnecpsitary. and stitch tontratllcts et-
ory print: info and method by which

security of Contracts. the cost of in-
stIrance: etiuity between members. and
the ntegrity of the company itself.
cant be tired. the Connecticut, blp
tu‘al holds stea‘dtilst to ihlt truth which
be it. never so widely Ol iightl (Hale;
gnrded. can never be denied t

 

n and peelilim argyle
“'93th 0 odfitl'tlitod Io rendol‘, f'witic

worth
minim

h h
oxol'r" an
the can
must a

Evp boayzlishlotoitehiw lies.
Rlch an' poor. to dyount—te lo

the to rot ystttfer. Only on as
core. “$00330 Olnu‘nenL‘ Abso ntoi

safe: cool—t fall. _
. puritinws oasu‘bosueti'rss.

 

 

' triftlnthzmi'l'éidilgn up J {putters the that"
a

, Brl epori was reached tvhe

Tron chains.

assets, has maintained its pltenomenalt in.

money which Is the to eight miillttnri 1

titties“e t it! bf’t‘ll
businesfiby Rein g on aidhl
toate fl 0 of ifv lifetimes. hello pro

is its h‘tkltdti us it is

'proper It’nd hdequato results as to the

l the
Mflhgnnt purpose 0'! "fl: 13‘5”??? w

P S VGI‘
tale 0" Waggoner and the only one "
alts ecossary will even at a
ondtbo one spring of its

ve‘ figm delf’eund find pirvltte
\r e we re pen a on
tallied oi ones ill: tutti who
r in all this future by its loss.

swarm

' «mm heaving -WW~~ .. .

. ra on the five o'clock news
‘ ~, W bill hl‘ My! York city Bntv
or

ad a series of unusual e'xpor
lull store taming ‘tl‘sw Haven;

WWWTJW
, srrt here at all:
Mi” 3:. tin:

i'roen‘li‘arma was reached. when the
After summit .dttl

 

'axaln spot? on it's this time goinr
as far as FalriIt-ld before another brouk

occurred anti the train was rbuning lll

two sections. The car couplings gave

way and atiothet‘ attempt to patch orat~ ‘
Ierstudp was made and the train again .
‘ tltnr e

ht until

the chr‘
coup It'll again gave way and it Was
iinuily decided by the crew to put the
bngjngo car which was the cause of
tho. trip at trouble. on the rear end and
futon" her‘ to the train by heads of
This shift conttumed coit-
sideraltie time. but was firmly accent.

Everythiu3 went all

Thgdtrnln started out of Bridgeport
ovct an hour late, and the chains hold
until the curve hour the West Haven
tower Was roathed. when thoho In tho
linggngc cur saw they wore about one
mile behind titt» not of the outfit. an
brakes and finally both ends of the
the trains hnd parted. They put on the
train tame ttzfiether with a hunt; that
sent the bun es of papers from One
end of the car to the other. Fortut
nately those in the“ baggage car were
more or less prepared for what was
coming. so no one was Injured. The
baggage tar was chained again to the
other touches and train reached
Bridgeport at 8:40 a. m.

New Haven at 8:40.

A THOUSAND DOLLARS THROWN

AW WAY.

'My vote nod lung trotiuic .tn ovor
lifteen yonrs‘ writvs Mr M. 1" link
or. of l‘lttlmlon Nob. "We ll‘lt‘tl u
number of doctors and spoilt owr a
thousand dollars without any relief
She was‘ \0ry low and l lust 'sll hope;
when It frit-Ittl suggested trying ltolt‘y' s
lilllt‘y attttl an. which i. did: and
thanks be in this great remedy. it 881
0d lit-r life. She is Istron3er nail on
toys btttIt-r health than she has m0i
nown to ten years. We shall never be
without Pblcy‘s “busy and TM and
would itsk those afflicted to try it." The
promoter. of. consumption In entirely
a question of commencing ll‘it‘ proper
irttntmont In time. Nothing is so
u't-li adapted to” ward tiff lntttl lunn
troubles Iii-l Foley's Honey and Tan
Sold at l’laIstt-tl‘s drug SlIJl‘C. South
Norwnl . and A.I C. SllpniaIt‘s, Mario‘s.
‘ a

 

 

Fashions.

 

Do not ntttkc your pontputluut- l‘t‘glIA
lai': lot it be higher and hour at one
hlllf.

Tht.‘ pin checks of wlinlttutr lli'lllllt'.
silk wool oi cotton. Ittr fitshiuunltlt‘,
iind titty are neat looking too.

i‘ he whllt vetitIedé liélt is 1'1 suitable at:
Icontpttutmopt (tit one oi Limbo ucle lin-
tn suiting: with list t'ouéh'tzt. of shite.

The new automobile hat pin will
doubtless bc approprltttetl by those who

"while

It wit me Iibout much among the
stores and people in New York you
will be toutintetl thut intendor is one
of the host of the arttmu‘ :4 colors tip rt)

0! uttuiso taste-t dlfl'f‘l . and ti good
lllllll)’ will make up titelt sheet gow us
mot toltnt-tl tininns, httt titt- tIIiIntin,
Ilgtttctl fsbrlts lIth ilttii ligtiitnt
lttought out bullet liy tiiitpittg them
titer white “III

The sole of the Allen Kusltloti Rent
With hop is llllldt‘ to ultstttii llto ‘Wlfiplj
tutiun ot' tho waI is well its to bar out

dry and tottseouently comfortable

it Is s pity that some of the mute
elaborate and beautiful of the lowly
boudolr gowns cannot be seen by tiny

nho art: permitted to some Into the In—
[aft-“mail repose let a cup of refreshing
on.

is for cross lit:
a little ineden which a ohsunl oli-
thou; ht tougher! to keen to hot-
sell. ll store whl ch ntakec a apecliiity

of these patterns. many of which am

very desirable but too lntrloato tooart y
in oné's' nilnd merely had a good dis-
play of them in the window A”. pass-
erhy noting! them
but whether she dln 't ha
Ill!“ l1“) and 35 canto

loin Ne w link)
or wh her she

his lights and came out.

 

3 Hor “tit Eli-thou-

In... Harriet mutant. tit dimly»

 
 
 
 
 

nmdohlld of General tarsal N
M.” she ia‘a born dan3 the!

 

 

 

peahcn‘dettti of the dentin! calibrniea

'l‘lttt Home of (lt‘lll‘l’lll ltlrlu‘l i'titusm 2 “
law Inilnatflr inundated Willi!!- "ill“: 9‘“ ‘ lil‘m'll and scrap of paper from
history of this section that the follow- I it"! dot-I'll» of his ovorcoat and turned
Gills front Saturday's; ilarttortl- Cotuta‘trttu to it“ it his door.

, In of especial interest; here

celebrated her ninety- -fourtll blrihdayéil

Sin! is the vnly living mt. l Miler .

[m forgot it.“

might builder; Is In mtrfnvonbthl‘a aeason.
Wm ' ‘

“a. I!“ u m ”mpg r. FIGHT viii: WE iIT‘rtii.
. 1“” m" 001.308.;ng at "Ital It: ‘

n Inttutrfit?“ Thinkln perhaps slit.

1

"And now I won'-

dor If you noun] be willing to turn

on In (or! ta. ‘
'31» hit". e‘duflihfly tttc‘tt w
lndow here before I
left emi

tine w'llsh

 

lit the
i tell you is

 

‘ -- wommlmu
at new": Vcéhdod‘vm

 

“Mimi e

that are at

 

l“ Bridgeport .,,

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I“ .m

«vs-Mr"

WWWAT READSE

lItht‘ . rIp

V'nlbmlnos.
The Saint was late in getting our stock of Valct'tttues
ready.‘ Thl: Should have. been here a week ago. but hen:
at 9nd such dainty ones 'lhe counter is as
gay aa a flower garden. Hearts, of coutse in a httpdred
different styles Floral hearts of violets. forget ”me nets.
wild roses. and lilacs. Dainty and attractive reminders for
absent friends have been provided. and a lavish supply of
novelties for the children. Valentine Post Cards With all '
sorts of designs to suit all tastes; Prices are very moder-

1 I _ . r

. ate.

!

Handkerchiefs.

A new lot of Fancy Colored Handkerchiefs is just in
and they are simply bcwltching. The more sight of them
makes one long to get; to work and make Pillow Covers.
Kimonos. Sweeping Caps, or any other article to which
these large Handkerchiefs lend themselves. All colors and
a great number of novel designs. 10 cts. each.

A small lot of Ladies' White Silk Handkerchiefs with
odd initials, a 25 ct. quality to be closed out at 19 cts. each.
3 for 50 cts. '

Several dozen fine hcmstitchcd and embroidered
Handkerchiefs. also lace-trimmed and embroidered in ex-
ceptionally fine qualities which were from $I.oo to $2.7 5. to
close out from 75 cts. to $2.00. Many of these are exquis—
itely fine and great bargains.

It New Comb for Stray Locks.

This is a novelty and very attractive. It consists of a

'. curved band of polished shell with a comb attached. It

is of graceful and becoming shape. easily adjusted and
when in place the hair is neatly put up. to stay tip.

Price 25 cts. Jewelry section.

Bays' Shirts.

Boys‘ Colored Negligc Shirts of fine Madras. a regular
75 ct. quality. 39 cts. each. 2 for 75 cts.

Sizes 12. l2%. 13. and Ile- 3'

 

Exhibit of Spring Foulards and Printed Satiits at the
Silk Section.

 

set) M READWWE

 

 

utter oven rode in someone else a unto: . . -

 

 

 

outside dampness This keeps the foot,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

but ones most Intimate friends these

Just to show you what a cross there .
designs ill tell you

dcovoteoithahm .-
(‘f‘
of one of the littto ib-esnt de-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ldn i. wait autumn the

more It n '1
may have edI 'i mraq'dlwntl'm lit hm)
couldn't say. iust'T's hot: tote

caught an cspplnlly choice bottom I
the stoieliliepér next door turned out ' ‘
'Would you
please lend the a noun. and paper for

lshbd to write a t ogratn he drew

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Always Bought

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

' 39mm? muslin”:

 
 
 
 

'w- _..t£... ti . ....
Winning all. 4" "
swim
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H-‘i‘

accustom. sari «summon: use

Mn”! (7. ratlualo out ‘ttt' hurt; '
Will mat-n ”not the '
a position in; out-3th: or _.

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