Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 4, 1904 · page 2

has
aatil it is r scarf

I: owner

forum rosllo
while until an April is
. Is she saw that
. . would take care of her
, I child.
. she called attire home of I

I

masters-ls us I
and “.3.” his

. modem to loan
re for a few minutes while
”Slate mem'a Iwresto
aIII then New 830mm
II, lbs mails trucks for the :15

388,318 out of the city on
utilises where the

wt 0 one ibr its mother

a when the child Ind won-

he lent absence of the moth

when it became darlt and she

.5 "returned it dually dawned on
g at the child had been Illin-

, .llor' 'usod
esnrssy morning she sought out

‘I

The balance of our stock he l been removed to 10 North hlsin
street. (opposite our lorntllr place ). where we will condone to sac-
rlfico what goods are are In pricing the balance a... will not 1..
considered. as crux tinln object now is to dispose If the remaining
stock and wind up the business. There are many necessary house.
hold articles kit which Its not cs rried by any other house in town.
so it behooves the prudent house wife to see what we are offering.

DINNER SETS. TEA SETS. TOILET SETS. CROCK-
ERY. FINE CHINA. LAMPS. SILVER. CUTLERY. PIC-
TURES. TOILET ARTICLES. FANCY BASKETS. ODD
PIECES OF FURNITURE. ENAMEL BEDS. DOLLS. TOYS.

~$saipii at llscolns Noisy.

lln‘.‘ Sid illllli for Gates
sudflspalllisns Are In boll-8

(New Haven lander.)

Several months The header gave
in detail the facts: a carefully tonne
ed plan to oust airman Andrew F.
Gates. of the it 8lbilcsn state central

committee. ~ _

The Leader t stated thnt the plan
VII to make chnel Ksneuly, of
fltsmiord."chslrlnsn of the Republican
state central committee.

Some of the stats spers which ridl~
cul the story by 'i‘ I beetles are how
tellin their readers all about the great
struggle to depose Gates and make the
state central committee I Fesssndcu
mac ll.lne

it is now reported that the Fesson-
den then havo made an alliance with
friends of Governor Chamberlain and
that now they are throwing cold water

 

It is t necessary to
merits of bill) ion Furniture.;
her Oak. the perfection of ii
piic ty of style are too well It
ly to those who appreciate o
plied to articles necessary to

It you look' in the north
“In will notice a suite of tin

lesion style.

The pieces with prices at
Buffet with enclosed
China Cabinet.
Extension Table. 8 i
Servin' Table.

Five Dmin Chairs,
One Arm hair.

The Suite entire is often
Other Spires of Mission

Weston Furniture.

go into detail concerning the
The quality of the sturdy.
dish, and tho. severe silh-
nown and appo'al too strong-
riginsl and aesthetic idea‘s up-
the home and every day life.
window of the Carpet“ Store
rlr Weathered OIlt' in regular

e as follows:

shelves for china. $32.00.
21.00.
t. length. 28.00.
9.50

each. 5-50
8.00.

ed at $125.00.
urnitnre for the dining room

. more...
'MrtN

continues qu’i‘oslltnon vast-rosy m I
stuhsn infanty Gale.

mnDLlli'lRWN. May Ila-Thorns
Breasileldw 0 was on the stand at
the Idlou'rntnont oi the nrsauilold-
Keasnsn case on Friday last. .whioh
the man and woman are char d with
the murder of their infant ch hi. con-
tinued his testimony yesterday. when
the Superior Coult opened its momlnl
session. Taking up his tale from the

point where he hired I team and both

he and the woman went to the roller
volr. he continued. “when we got to

the reservoir‘ it wss quite late and very ;

dark and we had to light a match to
find the body ofIihe dbltl child " Winn

. [the body was found lirausiield said ho
' threw it further into deeper water.

They returned in the same team to
Mlddletown and stayed that night at
one of the local hotels. The next day
they wont. to Rookvllle and after thst
came back to Milldtotown. From
there Brunstleld wont to his home in
Portland. where he was arrested and
Minnie Kennllcn to Massachusetts.
whelo she was also captured. in Ix-
plaiulng the difference betwen the
story he told the audit and the one he
told the murder he said that at the
llme he was talking to the coroner he
had been drinking. and he thought that
he would secure his fl codom by mail.
lug certain remarks

The next witness called was Minnie
Kennnon who told the story of her
movements on November ii. the day
of the child s sleuth. She arose about
6 I. m“ and after caring for the baby

’melfl 0’ P00? Brennsn Ind GA“E8, TRUNKS, BAGS. UM BRELLAS. ETC» ARE NOW on the bleavelimd boom for the 30V-
“053?? gift: 33ml liiiilt OFFEFED AT LE S THA COST OF MANUFACTITPE ornorsllllp. and If? calling :0???” to so-
e c . care 0 rcuom net 0 o eve no

then i! caught it may be ‘ s N ,I . “ Chamberlain. * n r r
#hfmd’fifl “43...". - TIM”? “ ”I“??? a“ 3‘3”"

a re 0 - por esoeote ease ov-

cl.l.d- -like this atom has Free, delivery to all The Norwaiiss. ernor Chamber in are going to do all

5. . _ . they can to help scalp "Andy" Galen.

prepared herself for a journey 'to Port-
land to see Brsnaileld. she intended
to catch the train, but was delayed and
upon her brother's refusal to drive her
over in the team she started to walk.
0n the way she says. she tried to
nurse the baby, but the child did not;
appear to be well. The next time she
looked at the baby, she said, the face

can be seen in the Furniture tore. .

Several odd pieces of Weathered Oak are ofiored this '
week at exceeding! §tempting prices. These articles were
silo'w pieces at the urniturn Exposition and were purchas-
ed immediately after at prices which were a distinct loss to
the manufacturers. We invite an inspection.

weathered oil: Celiaret.

. m; wont: Open M0ndsy and Saturday evenings only. and give the state. central committee-

, men in the iron
Willi ys replaced all live
is important not to
I it Foley's Kid'-
II It the first sign of
3%.?“ synotonu will disappear
r health will be restored. as it
r'rhgthons Ind builds up these on
it! nothing el will. Oscar
' tobacco. y.. writesr , "i
aw ukrd Foley's Kidney Care and

.0 great p‘_ assure in stating it mind I

I permanently of kidney disease
cil certainly would have cost me
mourn sale It Plaisuul' I drug

fistula sustains
‘ L ‘1“... "mo.“-
’36 any 4.-A

pool
8% hits ytsourday‘ " n
stationed this Indian sot
”strings Basil against
the soon atIof'the
.7, Ba an“; ‘9
gym? 0-9.
, re Inna.
milszoWl on dates given
This action has been
lid. the dectlgn voted to
art 810. loll was 00“
I compromise. Some time
alt announced that it World

by the town paying

.Wii :l'HI SAP mess

in ”1de careful. Coughs
i Ingerous' til en. tans
Com Care cures coughs and
FM streastll to the lungs.

: shner of Marion. lnd..
suffered with I cough until i

it in weight from 18.48 to 92
tried I number of reinedles

lull until i used One hilaute

to Four bottles or this
remedy cured me entirely
d Tar us a throat and long
so me .to lay organist welsht
‘ :ltroilllll."8 1d hy‘i‘
W

..w

I ssea‘germ station hills

‘33 inc. had his rrlgllt foot ,»

“Kettle wa
llt it go express and in d
led to see the other train.

., guard ognsglrem ,
. Fdlei'i moa' er

rfidli srlties and- “but
stasi- other

firmwlesl Illen- " ‘
trod around the Aug II

 

in all the maul.» 'gradrs.
v51. vsr. mercury BRUSSELS. sow swarms

. In Olivia and Taiwanese Writings we doves
1nd attractioe styles.

can: Matting: 12 1-2: to 35¢. '
forum has... 20c i0 '50:.

0f Oil Cloths and Linoleum we show all widths and os-
ions qualities.

Reg; and Hats in large harr'éfy.
Sade: to order a specialty.

.EvIs-y mother

W. S. bTURTEVAN'l‘

limb WI!“ and Ann Sis.

heath Remit. Ct.

Spring FloOr
~ Coverings.»

We see dole prepa'eJ to show a large line of Carpet:
Consisting of INGRAINS:

' some. India the harem our

' ‘ .j cislnr is that three new salon
‘ Pratt Ind one for Beoville. which clair-

.Just arrived in time to gaunt
the littip tots those nice solid do"

it.
new service at an honest price.
a'a holiest pride is

her pried. §he wants her. child to hate

plant Is putt? and as comfortable Go '8

large 9»!er

of Mr Fyler.

sues
Pratt member of the house” or '91 arid
- by all means one of the bloat popular

. rhea Mover, do not clip.
cede gallium to 2dr. Sooviilo, but

. flog fondant.” commandant! fr

 

ship to Mr. Aenealg. I I

After Governor ham’heriain vetoed
tho Norwalit division hill Mr. Feseon-
den declared war against him. but, new
conditions make new alliances possible
and today it appears the the friends
«Chamberlain and the friends as Fee-
eenden have been getting together.

The list of delegates to the Republi-
can state convention shown that among
the number will be some particularly
well known and able men.

The Republicans of Salisbury have
elected four delegates who are known
as well as anybody in Connecticut un~
less it be some of those who are prom-
lnently mentioned for higher oiilees la
the gift of the people or the next gen-
eral assembly. I .

lion. Donald T.I. Warner heads the
Salisbury delegation and other Itchy
here are Beastomilangdoa Mr. Wan
acre law Further. and Hon. Hubert
Williams. now pmlmsier at Salisbury.
and formerly member 0! the state an
commission. undergone”! assembly.
Representative. scavllie'. who was a
member of the houses of. '91 and '93, is
a member or the delegation .

ill Illtchileld ooudty a very important
contest over staieI central committetr
men has been waged for {voyerai weeks
Samuel Fesseudehr of Stamford hus
been making heroic efforts to east the

Alan six feet high with clo
and glossed. champagne basket.
shelf otopalcscent glass. There
or books. ‘

Oak cellar-es.

With closed coinpuriments i’
handsome door is of burned woo

Oak Cellaret.

Cabinets for decanters. bot
having design in burned wood wi
board.

Ladyfipesk.

is is very ornamental Th
tic lsndsbape burned upon it. the
leather. There are numerous pl

Hail hair.

is is: of Weathered Dali i
band ilaiahod suede leather fem
Warmer in unalut fashion goes w

ran-called Fyier state commitment“, {I '

and his dieutonantoljole now boasting

’that they have accomplished their 08):. '

ct.
Edward A. Neliis', Fessenden readi-

dste for state cantrili commitments in

lbs distaseuitorial district. clalnn to
here 20 of the 34 delegates and if this
claim is true he will be able to succeed
J. Henry Rorabacit of North Canaan.
the present committoclrls'n. and one
who has long been the intimate friend

The friends of ii: Bareback; how.
ever. do not can code that the vote is
to be 90 to it, accgr ding to the Nellie
declaration and to outcome of the

contest will not be karma until the I

answer hqve taken action in New
“an

in the 80th senatorial district which
includes Torriagtol‘r: the nborne at Mr.
Fyler, Attorney Hemorn nepvili'mot
'i'orriagt’on. is the Flessondelr psiadidate
for state central committeenanh had the
Io‘aslled Fyler candidate is Dr

Remblie‘t‘ns in hitch-held todnty
Scavllie has been claiming

Pratt hr“ unanimity
follower» set a single doings” trons
edema were blunted yloiltsmllsnr Thom

if ram} is pooled to give Seovilla as
on the contrary assert that
willwin ._ _ .,

. 9‘ maid ag {tho} »‘
they Ire radius of every statement
committeemsn from Litchtled coun

_ e I county and enough we

sweets?” in 0% Matthew‘s:

cm. on my core JAPAN.

“——

Says the Protector Will Not Be Bold to

Min

NEWPOFTJI RL. “May Fracture
leaving for Bridgeport yesterday with
his auhmnrllio boat Protector. Capt
Simon Luke gave out the information
thst he did not roslly expect to sell
his boat to the Jupanesc government.
What he does anticipate. however.
is to be culled to the hosiery King
Ions with his teen to build I, subma.
r'ino boat for that govemlnont‘ along
r lines to lacine some minor

improvements I I- ,

.. .

v’raa heirs no India I to s has:
llib vigorous oldlige

BRISTOLng

BOSTO

TRIET RAH-

Futon. were agony ”polling phallic

Sm 'ilsilwsy
Moduli.“ New peritoneal: tor the. ,9.
may of lfhlnimon the

tile :Puoiflc- 3111‘”de
the ratifies! compsny b in rent. The
mumps! coasenta to the receivership.

'. he can giggling” the spacious
tr strsln "

"sedate: a lever medium
, mum“... Militant! cos:

m with are nascent.

fi'

 

Mays} unflfiurae,
precaution. mo ”1131,53

stun misfits gold at ants—k . .
Pr (tidbit monument or inner to tho
" be“? OIT T‘i’mfi skint. ,u. =5 .7

fall‘smagssea‘hlyvpl plenum Iodéfltl
"I_I

scd compartment [or bottles
closet for ice tub. and Inlxlllz
are also shelves for mass. stains

Value $41. 00, Price $20. 00.

or hottlcs glass racks, etc. The.
d with copper plate.

Value $32.00, Price $16. no.

lies and glasses with artistic door
th opal glass. Also glass raisin:

Value $25.00, Price $12.15 .

A wonderful barge

a lid when closed shows an artis-
lnterior is covered with scarlet
goon holes. also shelves for books.

Value $830.00. Price $15.00.

a cathedral style. the seat of
i‘iid with large nails. A Foot
t it.

corin'acrlout nova one.
99"“.
8. H. Baldwin and E. w. Putnoy Suc-
euuuful in Naval Illuminations.

ANNAPOLIB. Mr May 4—T_Ie naval
academy authorities announced yester-
day the list or the names of the cuddl-
dates who were successful in the re-
cent examination for admission to the
swivel school here as mldshlpmen The
candidates will report here during the
first, week of J one for physical examin-
ation: Among those who posted are:

AM It. Allenn. Massachusetts: ,3 ”H.

Rhoda islailsd; 1‘1». Blondie. at large;
J.J Dronitella, Maseuchusette; W. B.
Carter. Maine: F. Lemuel-ford Ma’ssa.
chusstts; D F. Decoy, Hassuchuiletts;
D. F. Decoy; Massachusetts. Rec: Fey.
stinger S. Crcodtneynlsssschnso
0.1:. Norton. hialnc'. M; W Piolurnig.

hiassuchlrsetts; a w Fallacy Connors.

 

‘i‘t. Sonic. Massachusetts

ONLY BUR! FOR *WOPIPSlA.‘
Mill. Milli! 8n“. 6! N” m
IDOL. say-r” “-l sum for years WI)

but dyspepsia; need to are great distress

so scrolling. lwwmthmgl
will tells at but W helped Isle

ultimo
”renown. KIM 1.1!.”-

Itor.aod8the9l88 Fuss-Isn’- “I”

Juslsolorlou lN- insoavsncv
ca sass.

. NEW HAVEN bluy din-Tho dries-
e‘Itioa of whether the probate courts: dt
£119.!th have lost Ill ilirisdlctlon over
iv vency platters since the
hsnltrnp toy act booms opera-
tire his hirer been ‘adiudipsted.t~ and
lthull now been ruined by a creditor“
‘John A. Himself. I batter of this city.
time the uppllootlm of I' done: Olly
Inset-cl creditor Themed»
Illngcrj; on the plaintiffs!“ and ”litigator“l
ills sonst to recover in

 

Baldwin. Connecticut: W. C. Wt.

ticat: F. w. Bushnell. Connecticut: L.“

“dud?”-

M "fl-Ila 13 safafit for

The ”prolific.“
“1 ‘ <2:
I, mills! thigh Fido

appealed discolored and a short limo
after that the baby was dead.

Miss Kansas-ll at tirlles became very
much excited and had to be cautioned
by her attorney. to (-ontrbl her feel-

lugs.
spasms ANDCSRUIBES QUICKLY A

When you get a sprain or bruise val-
uable time may be saved by promptly
applying Chamberlain‘s Pam Balm to
the injured parts. it will cure a sprain
in one-third the time required by the
usual treatment. Last winter Kerb.
W. Edwards of Des Molnes. lows, got
I fall on an icy walk. spralnlng his
wrist and bruising his knees. “The
next day. " he‘ says. "they were so sore
and still i was afraid i would have to
stay in bed. but I rubbed the parts
well with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
and after alfewlspplloatloue all-sore
nose had disappeared. I feel that this
bottle of Psln«Bulrn saved me several
days time. to say nothing oithe suitor-
lng." For sale by Stillson Powell Cor-

ration. Clifford Pharmacy. Picrce's

ridge Pharmacy. Zelttuss Pharmacy.

ONE DELEGATE. TOO MANY.

NEW HAVEN. March i.—-Becretury
Thomas. of the Democratic state cen-
trsl committee, having declared that
New Haven is entitled to 22 delegates.
and 27 were elected at the city conven-
t10n, it is announced today that. recog-
nition of the 27 will he demanded by
Mr. Troop. This question is appealed

- to go to the‘ committee on credentials.
I at the sticnloon session Thursday The

New Haven delegation will meet to-
night to malts plans tor convention
work. I
renounce II THE MOTHER OF
MIST AKEO, I

blunders and banish-the most expen-
sive thing la this foolish world. There
are millions of poor persons who milht
have been rich but‘ for their blunders.
and hundreds in their graves who
might have been alive. had they used
Dr David Kennedy's new medicine,
Colours Solvent. when they were first
taken sick. Write to the Calaonra
Company. Readout. N. Y., for a hook
and free sample bottle
HELD FOB APPHOPRIATING GOLD

WALLINGF‘OFD. May 4.-F rank
Burdlck, who with arrested after a
quantity of gold was found in a pawn
shop in New Haven. was held for the
sellers» Court in necessities which '
were furnished ’ -I o of their.
against ,him was on? d he‘ was
held simply on 't e‘ chili-go of opium
printing the gold. He was foreman of
a. silver factory at R. Wallace & Sons
Company.

-qu...
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON.

Foley if: 00., Chicago. originated

lion and Tar as p throat eand tans
may and oil mount. or the grant,

merit had nopul ty of. Foley's. Honey
Ind Tar sunny lt’iltione aré offered
(or the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
this altered as no other preparation
drill glVe the aphid satisfaction u is
mildly infatlv'e It commas no opiates
hired and delicate
persons. . For as) get Plaisted's drug
store.

”soon-leash fiANK snlr ssrraeo
NEW RAVEN May «I..-~Before Unit-
all States Distriét Court bursa its slt~

I in: here yesterday announcement was

nudge that a, settlement had been much
edln tile suit of EB Pepper receiver
;the South opt National Bank.
5 till éggiiiiot’lidciinl

W or . a
all ana’dnt of rd; 88nd at Duvet-‘1', filler.