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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 20, 1904 · page 3

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. the repentance that' their loolutlel

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in.“ d verve! Il-
‘t list stare at
rStriped muslin curtainsh with good
.. ruii'lc. worth 3iic~ ' 27o
. Plain muslin curtains filth rhino and
tire tucks. worth 759922“- '3 ill
Plain tine muslin oil
stitched ruffle. worth .
Ruined fish- net curtail“. flaw styles;
worth 01.10—— 8.5
Ruined net curtalhnnwith insertion

2H

s with :rudie. hire .lnse

lien and editor mirth "I“ ‘ 0.5
Lace curtains in now Rosales

- Brussels and: irishipoiat efietiI. w vtn

sills in stroiyht bottle It
feels and in isllover 'VtiesignsV it: é

“118850” Hi: I»;-
lenet all!“ us,

Potty.

venue. from
calling” on lend“

cinema lewd! stood
. scum NORWALK.

 
 
 

. in Jail phlle Alice, the youngeor one,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' ' bonds.

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”lauds. gym chalet-lulu: issue.
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MAN-VHWOULDWITNIII HANOIM

WICAGOJ April 10. ~Betsvoen 5,000
5!th 9102000 requests for admission to
cdlh‘e'hanglny of the ear barn handitel’
on Friday hats con received by Inks».
allcr Whitman within:
The l meats

"M" John iiurehard, Pi South
wglit.- is visitiI all.

 
 
 
 

 

airman WW
shire.‘ it“?! {No oti.;o: lio'we

Fair and on at the Norwglir My“
Blilhliy w filler tonight and Thursday l day is doing hiceb ~'
1 co that waskeentra'l In the.
onotthoisi eregon yes-lho'l [m "V ‘
mini ”is noundalowlyeaat-‘ ii a li W It. l' W
spells nay central near Port-
it. produced light snow
“ill of New York
and iiyht rain in the
Temperatures bl»
idp‘orted lroul an
Killing irostss

‘wanted in
'- it and it they can get work they will
behave themselves.

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwallt and \icinity:

 

pnemmbcr ssofloosaie ‘

 

Thursday metal“ "l Iii-d
lhawresica Atelier. v’hofmntly us-
derwt- a got-low: ‘-
to improve. and It
his stoma. Williams

willful: 'r regentile

iI Barnett and
thephstlfew Week's.
. camwin some cases. from 'diI!

points in Europe. and from every p std
of the United States They include
stranye petitions in foreign laayuayiu,
compo mounts with promises or men.
ey annoy mom w.onieu all voicing the
colonies: desire to line the bandits hang-
1W The execution, however. will; be
strictly private . . . .

 
 
 
 

. . UM
Intercoms

tern‘e.- withlstraiyht
tlniony was then introduced to show

prim.“
ill I '
Kinds

war for this. vicinity (air weather. ex-
cept possibly hurries of snow;
mhch change in temperature
warnings are displayed along the

lag}? .
other W4“ the N? Pine 3chills» not

heavy texture and“

Arabian color
weave withl h

“Co iiions ia-

. ”ll
Edward Lassen. who is at Chioayiiie.

 
 

, Minnesotans:

Montana. .w'siwlto Viloves la- Jacum'
Nose Alli widths
use the snowman»! . 3“

lies Berthaiu. mobster, cl 12h. er'r
shall ItreIt. hulretcrocd i‘sent Willi
mantle. vhsre chromium her colt-lip
Miss Jessie “imam Jathtln W

Minimal Campbell llyriio iiiIi“

at. hot automot- home on
and New Canaan rel-Ila
past week. returned to New Yo

popULAs AMUSEMENTS.

Then Mr. Pullman introduced teati

 

 

any; s THEATRE.

IPICiAL ENG-“WENT
sun-lino moquv
FRI n1 1s.

MATINIE WEDNEIDAvv‘"
THE TMENTED ROMANTIO ACTOR

Mr. Daniel Roan”

AND Hie council! or to fitness
nanaoamsnr w. e. cares. ;

Mind-y flight L’svlsh Production
001v passages. serum
Tuesmight

THE GREAI' RUBY

Wednesday Nlplitl.fl Magnificent Prison

INGBMAR

50 PEOPLE ON THE STAGE.
Wednesday Matinee ‘

A GILDED FOOL

NO ADVANCE lN onion.
NIGHT—103‘. 20C. I): IN! 80¢.
MATINEI—ilic, 20c and 300.

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non-s tHEATRE.
. “funny“ A;p ‘
'Return Engagement of the

Edison ,PIQJCQlOSQODG

‘5
Arabian-motor it!
Ginny Renaissance
Worth $5 60 t8 Sh—‘pi

ruffle all round and .hrgehafiuliion
match; bolstered“

3

; Striped muslin sth with“! read

1 to use. complete with incision. ro

Ind brackets. “W000“? ‘ ‘

Extension ro

fonds, large and ;
suitable for lace“

 

"Horse clipping at Tilly's carriers
unginsv shep. done quick.

 

Norwallit “A’erie at Fiasles will hcl d fl “9'” NM“. as to the date of their baptism. Ac
regular session this evening. at Red
Medallion. in the Gssette building
The.Aerie has' received an invitation
to attend the institution of a new
Aerie to Middleman. Thursday even-

a. and some or the local Aericmacers

mean; ‘lyortn :0

'«eiltetne an... auction): ‘ ’ the girls. louse. muonwsich they

rnitlum‘.“a New 5i

ursday locally}.

A stated Minimisation it 8:0 serials
lodge A i" and A‘ Ni.
within—o- meld 'rhmiidsy "shiny. at
Which the first Mice leli'iio chalet:

talnlinMllo ll

winter in New York city. wii return
Vicathelr residence. l1 West

silver united
.37 to 64 iocherr.
. . s, w t
T‘m‘mn Brothers' store in Washing n of h we}:
tell formerly .occu led by
Wank M Fitch. the druyyist.
leased by Joieph Agarctti the fruit
urchin the Stabell building. who is
eatciisivc alterations and
eats made, and will talte pen
echelon May 1.

The St. Paul's branch of the Girls

MW
1 WWII.

Italic (or the saio to

Bash muslin. a vard wide. stripe. dotol
and figures. worth 10c to 16 c yd vac
300001“ [lenient

tierns, worth lc

thf'ris'rlrlcoa'rls FOR SPRING ‘i
‘ Two exam ice to acts:

' «elem:
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ave bells and

 
 
 
 

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”ice?! the. veer owln .
l 00 W . ‘ . ‘
”my”. . dust-mi:

the Netty prams .— e in style

mama a cancel)“
tliicatc let thmioercanc dl‘lbmiiim

stock mm 800,000' to 3m

WhW
w.lias filed a certificate of in-
crease from $250 000 to I38, 000.

Lincoln Council, Order of United
Anterican Mechanics will hold a regu-
lar meeting. Friday nisiu‘. at which
time arrangements nill be made for
al visit on Friday night. the

.ii‘on'i'Btst’o Chancellor Chase
of Hartford. .A. class chowder supper
-pd. and the state oincci

Patrick. the Norwalit buildlity
mover iaiimov‘ln’g Itho BIhodict' hoods
Wilhelmina latent to
The house was put
chased .by Herman Quittn'er from Dr;
Dr Dumortier and
David. W. Raymond ‘wlii now take steps
ton ard erecting resident-cs for them-
sciv‘ es on the Benedict let. M

Captain Menard o. wuumi'in -U:"~‘
it" came to Danbciy Saturday
Washington. to attend the funeral oi
Lieutenant Weichert, U. s. N. Cap
'lldman was stationed in the
p or of the signal
a ”bottom WiechFe‘rt than
cocaine; was thsrcas on do
the navy, and a warm friendship ex
istodV. between the m3.

mhlllcdwu in t e explosi

Missouri. -‘-,DanbUry NEWS.

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iii! .
houseat'Nb 51 ' -. -
er residencalof Mrs. 3.9.14
tie a ctlon on the,
ing at 10 do 06k.

Me's ac charlie Elysian of» littlest "
has sold her Jimmie! com Root

on? ooons co
' BitmGEmRT

- i4 ;".~.»...~1’.~ aura :LA. .
‘ THE PROPleR OF THE '

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LARGE. _T FAQJ'O

."KIN “é; tilm

tor-inch and Moldy”. I hay. had: A
amend then In ll It;
MW F! “m

you
The man with the IAVINGS
IANK HABIT is the one who nev-
er‘gets laid off: he's the one who
t along without you. but you
get along without him:
VINGI IANK HABIT
- nd sleep, good (ligation.
cool judgment and manly lndenen
Imost beautiful

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ell-the m or
Walk Nililbe'dlhld thimveniiic. in
thbbTown'lAIIcmbtyflhll, Waillstrcot.
sheath numbenlorldiopdrtsct Lm
are to be discussed. .fi‘lr'a nicotine is
called~ (hr 8 o’clock; .
-—-Horse ciiooim M l'l‘iilm pcsvrisgc
and horse? shheiii‘g shop, doah' Quick.-
whiie you wait. .
“Jennie WWWWM
with whom been is the I

for a fdrlcugli, his tornt‘ d! eniiytmeilt
us was chptaln'a

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"‘me M“

Showing the Latest Moving Pictures.
" Dorothy's Dream '
The VWondsrfui Hair Restorer
. Tito MI gio Not.
A Ride Through the Royal Gorge

. .Tlle Jamaal «union War.
TWU GRAND INT

Poisons-unison, tons}: zoo; show
mg. iiic,‘ 20c and too.

.. see was _
ill-”EELS

Unoas Tribe No 26.

Wtflhelm-l
min» and run».

J can Dumortle'r.

 
 
 
 
 

having expired
clerk and will p o bsbly resentful”

James Shillli.

freight yard. but;
on the Lehigh Valley Retiree: at ml ;

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

renter of 96“
Captain Wild-

 

 

 
 

hold Wunflwmw fanatic. of
, Mrs ‘KG Millard. «0.1%51‘ ; pea.

William War It
the‘rseos'on with’
no vasomoicthe i W
c..and a line b'ay oreéwvith a
merit of 23;. “Thisln

{O'Brien Di “‘6

‘ ton. and who
. 1199's tin.li‘lisshati‘t"I st

ginger“Mu liturdtttw 1m ,; ~
-v"itchlng hemorrhoi‘lfiml" 2

plague of any life.

my one call me donor;
. one offloaw V

THE SOUTH NORWALK SAV-

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all“; Me as; am _
- land... on limit proloubnaiw
proourabio h l pm W

" Met Weller. inVFud‘nyfms
U . $535.31“, finial”. »
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. '; Thirty DIM. PIP 'W WIN!“ «It
. llhwl‘i ill-V 'J‘lii‘l'CV‘ "it .; .'

 

 

 

 

«fumes neatly «treason...
MM 1mm in

 
 
 

 
 

 

, Who and , _ v
oat outlaws were in the .l
portc y coari. Willow
and the has-leach.- defiant loci; open

c lmod northnc. Timy- were the
; yiris can roll in th raid atdlie
I: laundry“. at 880.
tr'i 1"1 ”WNW.” I
coldest; one. on. as she calls her»

tell liar and Florence. t n
yours Wolf: each sentencedt ”so ”Mill

 
 
 

who opt'nniittcd to the reform wheel.
but. appealed. and was held in (lilac

 

Who; their cssn was called Am

-ney Carr. who appeared for them. said

that the trim were repentint. and
)8 given a chance to sh

prosecuting tun‘hcy Pu this viii-m
ed will“ Miss elcn Kills. It:
Macrame-railed looked. into

(sponsor! found that, while they had
"le sand seed innuencoswali
seemed )9 thrown‘a away ch then.
He thouyht that something should be

03?, to iim‘e the girls it possible. :
Al' this time the girls sat in the
“mu" with their hands over their
faces as if they were ashamed. Tes-

wh’pr:flthe were when “9° with“!

oil permisslbn to stop thereon awhile:

mony as to the ages oi the girls.
shoeing copies of tho recordtol. the
as” 0: Norw %, mftgyAVwerc

m. cation 0 s usua-
tine‘s par shirebm‘d "‘1le “met port.

cording to these the ages of the girls
were 20. 18 anddfi years respectively.
Mr Corr co nded that the state
had failed tome lieu! aisles against

more charged and wanted them all
placed on probation.

As son as Judge, Stevenson had an
nounced his decision; the girls took
their hands down from their faces and
appeared isobt'ttsen ’aii any old rotted-

ARE YOU A DYSPEPTicf .
if you are a dyspeptic you owe it to
yourself and your triends to get well
Dyspepsia annoys the dy spcptic’s
friends because his disease soars his
dispositicm as well as his stomach Ko-
dcl Dypepsla Cure will not only cure
dyslmpoia, indigestion and or atom
ach.. but this palatable rec It‘lhctive
tonic digestant. strengthens the whole
disdailva apparatus. and Western the
liieluniiasltheetcmach. thnyou
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure the food
you eat is enioved.. it is digested. ss-
similated and its nutrient properties
appropriated by the blood and tissues.
Health is the result. Sold by Cliflotd
Pharmacy. .

POPULAR AMUSEMENTI.

MOVING PICTURES “OF MARIE AN-

i- a ,5 fiTQlWE-wyi- hi Jim‘
On Saturday afternoon and night.
Aprilmlrd tat Heat's Theatre. there
will be preacntfd one of the most. bonu-
tltul' Mating P ctures ever inane. The
pictures were taken at lVBilIlilII.
France, showing the Grand Castle built
by Louis XIV. with its beautiful
grounds and the' Petlt ‘Trianon and
scenes and incidents. depicting the
Last Days in the Life of Marie Au-
toinetta it is a beautiful picture and
it is conceded by those who have seen

it to be the most new t Moving _
Picture over broughtstb country , .

This is “only one 01 the many at will
be presented en shinning-“Apr card.
but): Whitehertson‘ s Edison Protecto-

WCOmphny. considered to be the ‘

'Irbswffl‘ect Moving Picture entertain-

iiielii me The who Mire
Amino? call-Nev! evince chub ;

panics. ”Elihu" that ”for the sins
or pictures and the manner in which

the pictures are prceentod that there 3
id nothing to equal D. W. Robertson ‘

Edison Projectosnope C m'pany, oeér
fiftyiliI’It‘iclmicluroi the Instill»
edmthst will be or unnsusi ingrefig in
a tion to a randzco it try
Willard. museum flit unannoun-
lat violinist and piccolo-banjo soloist.

rector. assisted by W. Robert Goes,
lecturer for all the pictures. and 0th.
crs. Prices: Matinee. 10 and 29
Cents; nlght,10. 30 and 30 cents floats
on sale Ive mxysVV in advance or phpw

 

l The best slr'ow ever seen. by local
' lent, w.iil with Red loi’s Minstrels
; 1! cm: Theatre. Thursday poem Fri-

y nhqmd‘l'fig’has rigging special

till :33 fi . - "
Ices gaunt onto, $1452”: iatcsi chapel:

l'rim Midnight Saw". Harry Johnson.

...L M. Wolf Frank Pm. George
ill-st. in mammal“. with little

.alter Reed us "That Minstrel Man of ~

Machinists. new ’

”Leeks Mine ”Haring? with he Brown. ;
iMorgans

c.

U: Fred Rikki:

as High 0. sm Will: some“ or V

will
ureday art at 8 o'cldcis awith
Black Immune in their real
cater-n trail on hotel.- back. Boats ca
Clifford Drag

 
 
 
 
 

Hus Item from nu. section. h-van't ulna more then common t‘s

isted by w New
'o'rh s gr 1mm gated di- V

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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: sllks~5hdelsls
arr—While Goods:

e I vs sections are especisiir our in . .-
Winona-teat“ heycascns why W N mpwm. ~- ' '
second every item vertised s fresh. new “like“
ohm,“ ti, touch .to yo intelsstto make your: selections“ “hp.
p} out: of the diner-cot o prion. Soil interest should prompt you to,

HHAMWQOU- .ii"|1‘ sin“

A show. IILLlNo or ' , - . ms WAeH ”cocoa?
oases oooos AND entice. , 05W ”My, 1;. ,

Could Iii the entirc ad. with tempt- colorinys. sonié o‘i lhbm'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

ethoush; so will have lie con- .

tent Willis at or two as! lows. . “mm “mo“ “bile .m" ‘
incitW M: on“,.pgcm,.l;gc are large. there's pleasure In

“lift ’3 ‘i’i‘l $113‘3h“u“ lib "' "‘ I ' .l "

c or . w
“dew“ “5W1“? luff risCiothwiu lam; .
inch Wool. Stamina, in all er- a?!“ 2350 as I“ .91"
“sailors fin?d‘l§"°l’ no”? to i 13“" Xm'mlm will“
use at e a s .

“mu“, s‘t ‘94 stripdsllobeohs. plaids and -

Id inch All Wool Albatros in all the 0m" a“ “9 ”l .. ’3‘ 1. HM? -

sprint shades. at 50 c. . -A in line or. oraandi sink .

blackmail All: Wool sirens Cloth, in "lo m. @23th quality all iii
so n v rown, re r

.. w " ... ”" “is: it“ stint“...

, i" re Ire-ll
W°M"‘ 3 WAIH WAIITI. lstripes. and figures, at 15c yd.
The new eeiaqbn’s first showing of‘ Polka dot, dyfircd and
theeoiis certai in line and the' prlces lavas 'hnd disdiiies. *Dslnty pl
arsvery modest ' - for nice. melamine”; b l M
Ladies' white lawn shirt waistm Slimline! Tweed Wren .. ..
trimmed with heavy embroidery snd~ts an dbisch. at 11c yd. . ‘
fagotod large bishop sleeves-p tucseo' bola? on Striped are ran in _ (fill
cum.1.ii0|wcav.ot z c y.-d ‘ '

‘ .
Ladie’I' white lawn Ihlrt waists with; 21 n.-' embroidered till m.“
Val lace fronts Vaud lace collar: Vandr li ht blue, pink. tan. black. .
cun'a use. lwhito. a nlripen Vans data at. a:

83-85 Washington Street.
goat!) “R’W'K' Conn ,_ ,

s a TILLDTSON.
as Washington Street. . ‘
morally iv mu. ms. ltxcwsrv ,
' .. ”inaugural". LAROE‘AS _, .
limit! my analyse PATTERNS. —~

Talk Aboul Bid Values!

LADiEI' WOQL.‘ WINTERS; ritd white and navy. very latest
style, pert‘ec’t ape; were sass.uow , I

LADIES' IWEATERB, white only, all over fancy weave, our regular .; ,
$4.50 GARMENT AT .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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Never before have money and quality talked so loudly as in th’
values The quantity is limited. so some early and set one of those
hobby spring garments.

. NERYAN
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The school that edggtes for business and places its grads
positions.‘ 1.” it; W V, ... ,2.
our”. Tami. mains nouns)! aorta. ma
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POSITIONS GUARANTEED T0 COMBINED COURSE GRADU

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