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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 3, 1904 · page 3

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Justus.

Ll! Inoculation that divoress
"quont in this country and
In» "Outed, oh'.‘1r‘on‘g

J‘hlirhhd in O measure caus-
tilt? of the marriage vows to
. eh posed and lowered sii‘d has
ll born of evils in its train. '

 

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to regard their step with
it‘ldh‘ght and sobriety.

elm couple with oflglnal
. ‘ Md ti coui't 90d requested
" that he administer to them
it they. would‘ never seek
The prompts which both

 

 

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live together '

true . desth do-

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. . “That In coniIldcratlon or
-- . 0%?99 969.0%: to be di-
~ at some ltdas'iitent with our
- pact u'iade' at» marriage "

_, who; couple started that (or
‘ Allotment?“ vows were too sac

'us

hast evening a resolution was intro-
head in the 80th Norwalk Common
" ' iliy’COunctlman Sartain, order-
dilljthe 9treet commissioners to inspect
' ' ldiiwalks or the city and report at
nxt meeting as to those which are
sad or repairs.
The Sentinel has been agitat-
this m‘9tter. many persons have
new of the bad condition of the
KO 906 it the Council knew the ox.
p‘9blic feeling 99 well as they
they would allow of no delay
. its this business fncilitated. Mr.
' 9 a resolution was right to the

" Might. and the public should ,
remember and thank him for it. ii

l he street commissioners is pre- '

 
 

 
 

my times and tor too little

4 0 those entering into' the

IIsuouIc be a hitch when the re . V

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of satisfaction to
table.

 

or inexperienced housewives

{Cleveland 3 Baking Pchler

» It admits of no failures—no soggy
Weaker—no biscuit to be thrown away;
but di tibia and nourishing food at

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Japanese thosrs haw submarine lost
and 8h. tarts for Bridge Ma .
NEWPORT.R £51., Msy 3.- o sub-
marine torpedo boat Protector. which
was inspected yesterday by two Japa-
nese naval oilicers. sailed from this
port today. Those in charge would not
state her destltnation, but it is believ-
ed she is bound for Bridgeport Conn,
the headquarters at the hairs Torpedo
Best Company. Nothing further could
be ascertained today as to whether the
boat had been sold.

» ...-

IROCKTON BAKERY DRIVERS
CTR IKE.

3800me 01959., May hwy-Slat!
drivers of bakery wagons In Brockton
and vicinity struck today in sympathy
with members of the Bakers' Union
who went out on “Sunday. : The strike
today Mud. mu; lithorftrorhed for
iii-stir balsam,_ have signed the
union‘s ‘a ' well as for those
who have not. The strike of the bait-
ers is unchanmd. those shops sheet»
ed having made no oiiort to till the
strikers‘ places There is practicall|y
niollgrnad tor sale in this city and vl~
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it is said that distance lands on-
chantmsnt to the view but the theory
'alls down when applied to a mans
"low of pay day ‘

 

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i-c'oiousi. scum 9090. V “

Alleged That He Collected insurance
Policy and Retained 81.160.

HARTFORD May 3 .-—Of the eleven
cases on the trial list of the Supreme
Court of Errors which opened its May
term here today. seven were put over
to the next term because counsel were
unprepared. The New Inndon case
of Mary A. Gilmore vs. the Knights of
Columbus will be argued at this ses-
sion. The following llitchneld coun
ty cases went over: Burton 6. Moore.
Va. Lucy Giddlngs.. defendants appeal.

The case of Fred BJAtwood vs. bio
ion ll‘. Borneo. plaintlfl's'appeai from
the Superior‘Court oi Litchileld coun-
ty. was the ilrst one called. This is
an action regarding an insurance nornicy
oi 85,000 on the life of George
kins. .it is alleged that the detendaut
collected the amount of the policy
and retained 81156 which the plaintiff
now seeks to recover. in the Super-
ior Court a verdict was returned for
the defendant.

 

RECENT ARRIVALS 0P VEE8EL8.

NEW YORK. May 3.--The Red Star
line steamer Switzerland. from Ant-
worn for Philadelphia. is reported by
wireless telegraph as having passed
Nantucket Lightship at 11 a. In~ ~“All
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Odivosioclt squadron is he?

very bold. They have attack-q

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘ W'Idospat'ches for the
have not mentioned the

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In Tait cottscr'os.

collector is Mtsr tlis Owner '

0.000 ..

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it a 9,000 top ranspdrt. Adv, _ ,

fig»:

~ “Don't be influenced by any one. on
LAI GLOVE! MADE, P. I L.

VALLUIR WACHADLEC-Lln all
91.50. value 92.00. ‘ ‘

 

P. a L. In‘ all the new shades-v’l‘nn Modes. (very light),

Gray.

Brown, Black and White. THEV BACK UP ANY STATEMENT WE
‘Z‘MAKE. We have seen some samples of Dollar Gloves that come from
various stores and they are sorry licking imitations of the P. A L.

come here and get the best 00L.

he new spring shades. Special.

 

 

 

Another advance in lad has.

a list Or sad iron knows what heat

ly and easy to release.
act- of tired with stand. al.5c.

Hfihdle Irons

worn turned out in this or any other country~and a more practical
sensible or useful article would be hard to find. Every woman who 9999

and also. how soon they 1099 the heat. This handle is composed eta
good ubestosc. lined with apatentole3iN¢ to Keep the hand on ilrnr

This new iron is the asset piece or

coutcsl‘rcmthomtoyour hand.

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

= Giving of thine own Joy
.~ Without alloy;

, With Thy divine. great love.

Them am "m
County Antl-Tuli’srvii t Association
will inset May 4, on the grounds 0! the
cgporstlon ln Wellingtord. and elect

core and directors whose to 9 ea-
piro. At this meeting the me tor
opening the home will he decided upon
and the amount to be said by the in
mates will also be decided.

Everything
nose for the
inmates. The rporation grounds Ire
located a few out tram the Cheshire
boundary. upon an elevation oi about
800 test, one of the highest points oi
.and in the county. it is a beautiiul
split tor the bolus of consumptlvss,
nd the grounds will be laid out with

On this elevation the trash air treat
ment oi the patients.

On this elevation that real: air that-
Insnt will be administered to those.
suiterins with tuberculosis. and the
members of the asiociatlon reel coud~
dent many cases of the dreaded dis-
ease. token in time. will be cured at
this farm. Only‘ those tottering with
consumption in the early stage will be
admitted to th ssitarium and phyt
siciahs claimt tat hero consumption
will not only boc urod but the patients
will be taught to avoid and prevent
the spreading of the disease it will
be the only home for consuinptivos in
New Haven county and many physi-
cians and citizens of the county are
deeply interested in the project and
have commuted generously to its
muse.

The association incorporated in 1902
and the legislature of 1903 appropriated
the sum of 926.000 toward the home.
. The buildings on the grounds are gifts
of privdts persons and the state' a mon-
ey’ will he used tor the care of the
grounds. Already about $60. 000 has
been rectified from charitably inclined
people, and it is hoped home people
will contribute to this new enterprise.

The farm consists of 260 acres and
will be cared for by regular farm help
Vegetables will be raised on the ram
and fresh eggs and milk had to sup-
ply the frame of the patients. There
are four cottages completed beside
the main building. which will he titted
with dining room and all modern con
veniences The lighting and heating
plant alone cost: $10 000 There is a
driven well on the premises and a sup-
ply of water more than suill‘ctent for
tire purposes will be provided. Al
ready $60,000 has been expended in
buildings and donations are coming in
trout dlifercnt interested people con~
stsntly.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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“TAKE my LIFE."
Not this, not this. my Lord.
Some other thing to thee i’ll bring.
As my beart-offertna. ,
Laying it on thy shrine,
Making it thine: .
But this. my heart‘s delight.
My Joy by day or night.
0 Lord, not this!

Tia this i need. my child.

Just this dear very thing;

Bring me but thisI and thou shalt
blessed be.

Now and through eternity.

And not thyself alhg .,

. To other hearts 1 lubed,

Thqu shalt come bringing love. .

To raise their thoughts above,

0 Blessed thou shalt be.
Yes blcsslng all that see,
if thou bring this to me.

0, then. take this. dear Lgrd
This very thing~ .

My glad heartoflormg:

.- bring Thee but thine own
Break Thou this heart of stone.

That it may ever orbits
in answer to Thy word
Then-take my best. dear lord.
My choicest, dearest thing;
Lo. gladly now I bring .
My very heart's delight.
My Joy by day or night~
l otter Thee
Who invest the. '
GENEVIEVE HALE WHITLOCK.

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The vogue for colored footwear has
extended to the bronre slipper.

Both the cheek and line taffeta pars-
sols are appropriate to carry with the
tailored costume. ’ »

There are quite good many more
silks being worn, 1 notice some or
tliire foulards have a bit or the moire
s set
The ivory white handyman. Orion-
tal flhahtung stilt is very scarce al
ready. and now news comes that the
"oxigsncies of war the liable to stop
the supply of all triads."

A contemporary prints. “The only
consolation for being a Ohinaman
seems to be the fact that the Malaise
styles, do not change there." ‘ 19' it
such a consolation yo 9 Cinnamon to

always look at- the same temlniac
sty so
I The lad for the Hardsnger embroid-
'01? and its imitations is reaching!”

 

 

 
 
 

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and wide. Bed spreads are now being .

made of it but some will consider it
It00 heavy for such a purpose at this

‘ However. It trill mitts web L

a decidedly, novel shirtwalst
"shaman-do as the steam

. thatch with 9 narrow
39. at: the wrist.-

practically in readi-I
skemmodatioa oi thirty

on the canteens- '
the whole: or

' ’ "VTZ‘J’XTI‘

Cures a Cold in One Night.

Guam 0 Core An Cough. 25¢

Only Radlca Cure for ronchltis. 50o

Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes.

Cures Sore Throat and Ulcoratsd Tonclls.

Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. .

Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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Cures Hay Fever or Money Refundod. 50c- 31-00
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asth

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B. F. JACK50N & C0-. ml. Chemists.

Poets don’ t all wear their hair long. I ADMINICTRATOR'E SALE. 8

To close estate of Chaiiotte Hawkins
deceased Will sell at aurtion Tues-
- -»~ i (luv May 10th, at two (2) n'clock in the
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. afternoon "mi the premises." two (2)

t'aims onetoutaiuing 5 inc es. the other
District of Norwalk as. Probato‘ 62 urres.slluutcd on Pouu 8L. in New
Court. May 2min A. D. 1904 Canaan Conn Beautifully located on

In the matter 01M”! MacQuhae,of high ground: ideal spot} for summer
Norwallt. in said District an Inc mantel residence For further particulars ap-
person ply to 1.. C Green, administrator Nor-

Ordered, That the conservator of said . walk Conn. 93
incapable person exhibit his account

 

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with his smd ward to this Court for ' "‘“‘-"“'
adjustment at the Probate allies in' SOLVENT NOTICE.
Norwalk. on tho ltith day of May. 1904. -~

at 2 oclrck afternoon and “W "In District of Norwallt. as Probate

persons interested in said matter may Court, May 2d. A. D.. not.

be notified thereof. the said conserves. Estate of Emily A. Fallen. late at
“1" w.” cause this muer to be piiulihtI-l NoI walk in said District deceased.
ed in a newspaper having a clrculntionl The Court of Probate tor the Diz-
in said District at least live davs bs-. . trict of Norwailt, hath limited and al-

 

 

iore said 10th day of May 1905. r lowed six months from thEdate hereoi
HENRY W. GREGORY. for the creditors c! said state to or
roll it Judze hiblt their claims for settlement.
-.,, ~ --- - Those who neglect to present their so-
BOLVENT NOTICE. counts, properly attested within said
‘ . ; v, . time will be debarred a recovery. All
District of Norwalk. 7’s. Probate persons indebted to said Estate are re-
Court. April 19th, A. D, 190 ‘quested to make immediate payment to
Estate of Samuel Coinstocit. late of EDWARD E PELTON.
Norwallt, in said District, deceased in a 10 17 Administrator.
The Court of Probate toi- the District
of Newark, l‘lrttth lilrnltgd and aligned 1
ax man s cm t e ate horse or
the creditors of said Estate to exhibit “limit” WmW

ii‘lf‘rnghliiii: tgorresghts‘igc'fi‘i‘hcc'giigil: 'WYm‘m. i
prociierlg attesteg. within said time. will PEH'YnnY‘l ”'18.;

be debarred a recoverey. All persons

indebted to said Estate are requested

to matte immediate payment to
lSABEL COMSTOCK.

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hornet stings In I » 20 days trest-

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250, 50c and 5100 'AT .DRUGGISTS.

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"What did you steel that cradle for?"
salted the police magistra “Oh, just
for a kid." replied the pr toner. who
was lost to all sense of. shame. ~Chicap
go News.

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CHARLES E WILLIAMS or scum
NORWAILK warren:

Dr. Dick‘s Medicine 00.2——

i can truthfully say your medicine
has worked wonders: in my family In
the cases of Malaria, La Gripp'e and
Rheumatism: Having had 'malaria for
twenty years. I find your medicine su-
perior to anything i have ever used,
and can heartily recommend it. ,

Very respectfully.

crushes a. WILLIAMS.
96 80'th Main Street.

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.“Foroe”
P” [Io

Packape
JOSeloff,

72 N. Melissa. So.Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

surpassed and unequalled Our Ten at coo. b. is the der.
THIS MEANS 0U

If you want the finest quality of Coffee. in richnes‘n

through all things with half shut eyes, sample our Coffee.

WHY DO THE P OPLE

 

get the genuine article:

 

55 WeSl Washington Street.

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air. 26, m 3. - Administrutrix. 52“” “WWW-"‘3' , Tel. 138-5.
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GOOD THINGS l 1'0 EA 1'.
The perfection of our Teas is due to choice selection from finest crops of India. Ceylon and

China Teas. All are distinguished by delicac of flavor\ and fine drinking qualities. They are un-

and quality. goods that melee you see

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call for our ghost. Rosy Delicious Butter? Because they know what Butter tastes tilts when you

unashrtimc n". can pair VEGETABLES oi hm quality daily.
In; largest and finest line of FANCY CAKES AND CRACKERS fresh daily train the ovens.

LEADING oiocm

South Noiwalk.‘

' . Groceries specially priced to benefit the prudent houaevvl 9. Your mossy will go 9 great ways it you do
your buying liars. A law of the many good things we sitar for ti“. weak in at you should consider... ‘

 

V ' I' 10 L88. GRANULATID IUGA I FOR 81% L88. '0; fled—'10 LDC. FOR 500.

 

.aarsous'a runs LEAF Lisa 6. m :9. ONLY too.

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fine." Circles Tomatoes.

and 8. Floor par. 999.,
“mint. ring I5. ' 3,5;
MHWCMBMID _- so

mum Peaches, Ian,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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