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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 12, 1904 · page 6

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St Joseph's air "11 Illinois as an
litirubiioii on." 118211111113. call last
night a picasod audience was enter
island in an excellent manner. ers
by Master i‘ruuk Shriiolt. 11 lad c
pbimt twolvo arc. who has mastered » ‘~
many 1')! the principles of tho cornai:
Bo rendcrcd In a very crodltabie man- 1
nor "The Spring Song," and as an on»
corn "Just for the Bake at Socioly.‘ ’
The Hungarian Band of South Nor .
walk which gave :1 concert in iron
or the 111111 irdm 8 to 8:30,t11on occu
pied the sings and. under the directio

1611111111 11111:
”d are fiatis on
opald tor Win;
a

polls ot Western Massa-
ouioyable sojourn In

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

re disappointed in not
ours tickets that It is
t the New York, New Ha
rd Railroad Company

 
 

 

There is

fill!

 

 
 

to cursion In a low
torn South Norwalk
after 8:30, this train”

 

were taken at Wilton.
' Dsnbury, but the big
your The Norwaiks, and
oily 11 Norwich: excur-

 

 
 
 

 

111 1111.1 drew Into Pitts-
o’clock and the Connecti-
:1 had from that time until
Vial the city and surrounding
. dome explored about Pi is-
1111 others took the trolley c rs
101111118 The special train
rwalk on the return lust
oclock.
o cxcurslonists was one on
buys and girls, of the South
13 11 School
. n: at Pittsfiold it was found
people there did not exp‘élt
and the crowd was able
6 restaurant Where they
W69 number of
fowded Into the

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

soul
on spent a good share oi!
p1 t.hei'e There was only one
and the service was poor to say
at. The hotels were also filled,
11}: people contentéd ibemsoiws
no ersa‘ and cheese procured at

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tor
ty blushing girls from the local

001 went along and spent tho
‘1' an of their time at the post
" i souvenir postal cards
latives. sweethearts
sw thorns. This morn-
lot postal cards were rc-
‘tb No‘rwslk and Nor-
org 1'11] sorts oi‘ legends
"Hello Mame lt’s lust
y. voly here. You ought to see
in 0)’ I saw, " to “It you love
on, no axe can chop our

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

‘ ' if other souvenirs Were
..”pur¢llatled by Nor-walkers, and
1;, article I11 the Pittsflcid
ulnar about the South ‘uNoI
llé'lrirls. sold hundreds of capics
to "publishers.
ftoi‘ noon Old SDI hogan in
1:18 upon Pittsfield and the natives
lilo understand why it 11111] dis
he rain and clouds of the.
ntll eight hundred peoplc.
it me. of them handsome
an to file up West strcci
s't lh Journal ofiioo. Thorn
' nutmeg look about
, Els ”even though they
1;" GOnncctIcut. 'I‘hoy worc
hikers and South Norwalkcrs
first- class walkers at that. ’1‘ hey

' itsfleld on a special train oi‘
s to see the- Berkshire Hills
they arrived an. hour or two
old hnvo had a more

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

t 3. 'As ll was they made
out of their three hours. Sonic
bit he trolley and saw the lol-
but departing.
through the big stores
le Norwnlk and South Nor-

11911:? & Muclnncs. England lil'os.

of this other large storcs Wllkh
Pittsiield' s main streets The vis
1111 extraordinarily well behaved
agreeable crowd were delighted

k blinds ’with W“ am S.

Bar her
to Nor-

Charla L.

5111.

'e launches,

 
 

they got prices at our stores
11 come up this way to buy
lino outing on
- onoy to pay 1111 e.

'a (1 lots more for future use.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

or their leader. Prof Pllnzcll. gave

and

rovsizcabie pinccs. they are so
ew York that they do not

olden & Stone ill the dry goods

tho'motropolio of Berkshire and
t Pittsiield again. Scores
rs “droppce inib"’thc store
rowaro and Mill 3111)st (30.,

611

7 who oOnducte'd a hardWarc

down in South Norwalk until] be
are

fill re he is building the lines:
on ass in the world and some
Hero 3 hoping
Norfiflkors will’ come often

{saving
noes ot w

variod program of classical and 1111- j.
triotlc music, cocll number of Which ,
was well received. This organization .

existence since last New Years and
have rehearsed once a week since
their. Their: wonderful licvcloprnont

perseverance oi thomoslves and thhir '
leader. The band’s unicorn are: Prof. ,
Punz‘eit, direct'or; Louis Veda. pron-g
dour; Emory Kurdoo, seer-stray, and
Andrew Regulus, treasurer ‘ There.
are iwcn'ty -two lnonibe‘rs. Tonight 11 "
large crowd Is anticipated to see the;
comedy. "Al Scratch Race, " which pro

mines to be on a par With the auccoss- L
es of previous years. ‘
the play is as follows: Florence Den
plug a society bciic: Miss Florence
Jackson. Mary 1: clover maid; Miss

Lorin Raymond, Frank Thorne of the '
Siroilero‘ Club, Peter 11‘. Foley. fellow

('Iuhsrncn.139n Rarlbon. John Magnor:

Jack Manly, James Costello:

The comedy. though not lépgthy, is

full of life and mirth and will undoullt

mass A handsome gift. was received
yesterday in the form of a large bus

Cuneo, the won-known Washington
street l‘r'uit dealer. The Ladies‘ Guild
disposed of it and netted a very good
sun:

The door prises lust ovening'wor'o
as follows: $1 worth of milk tickets,
gift of \Vlllium Lowe; 1,» doz plates
Mrs M Rosco; $2.10 worth of work
Dr. anreuco;L ’.lbs of choice coilee,
J. Abr'dllnms; III lbs corned beef, T.
Brcsnau; :I siraamos G Pitcer: 3
month: subscription to Sentinel,
.inlnos (101111111: 4 calls of choice iinln
beans, Mrs 11. Rosco: choice roll cab~
bnge, Joseph Smith; 3 cans of choice
peas Control Food Co.

Ludics in charge of supply of Cake

evening. October 13. Mrs. Henry
Smith Mrs James (i‘ostcllo Mrs
Jacob Linchiier, Mrs. Harry PICkor
lug, Mrs Thomas Newman. Miss Mary
Cli,arkn Mrs John Donnoily, Mrs
Henry Stécgrnuller, Mrs. Michael Mn-
Ionc. Fro: Thursdal overrin. ()ctObcr
18; Mrs John McMahon, cst ave-
nue. Mrs Annie Hullgh, Mrs. John
Cuiiou, Mrs. Martin Morris. Mrs,
George Dufnu‘ll, Mrs Annie‘ Farrell.
Mrs. Frank Iiy.lc lllrs Hugh Durkin,
Mrs. Bridget Pierce.

 
 

 

9...... —

GOOD FOR CHILDREN.

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives Instant
relief in all cases of Cough. Group and
LaGrippe, because It does not pass 1m
mediatoiy into the stomach. but takes
effect right at the seal of the trouble.
It draws out the inflammation heals
and soothes and cures permanently by
enabling the lungs to c'onllibnte pure
lifogiving and lli’csuslainlng oxygen
10 the blood and tissues. Sold by Gill'-
i’ord .Pharlnacy.

 

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NO ONE WAS KILLED.
Strange to Relate, In Another Head
On Collision on Mlsaouri Pacific.
KANSAS CITY, 160.. Oct. 12’?» no
second section of Missouri Pac'iiic
train No. 50, which left Kansas Ciiy
for St Louis after midnight and west
bound passenger No. 3 which left St.
Louis at 10:10 last night were in col-
Iision at Galiforllla ‘Mo. today. The
damage was slight and according to
the general oiilccs here. no one was in
jurod. Tho cars romaincd upright.
One train chuck the other from the
side at a switch while running at a
slow rate of speed.

VIIAB A TELEPHONE LINEMAN.
NEW LONDON, Oct. 12. *TM body
or a man killed while stealing a ride
. on-a (relight train late Monday after-
. noon. between New London and Wu-
terford, had been identified as Fred.
Spencer, 0! Moi-Idea. Spencer was
a telephone linemanhout or work. He

 

 

 

 
 
 

leaves a wits and two children resid-
.1113 at Meriden. ‘

of young men and boys has been in '1 '

spooks well for the hard work 11nd '. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The cast of .,

cdiy prove a pleasure to all who wii- ‘ '

kct oi the choiccst fruits from James ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and Contra] Pavilion for Wednesday

 

 

 
 

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' that ever came into

usefulness.

For 1111111551 11111 a century this store has been
known to the peolile 01 The Twin Cities.
hears it has catered to the wants of thousands
.walwaus giving the utmost saiislaciionmalwaus
giving the best at 1116 loweSI prices. and alwaus . v "
prOving bellolid a doubt on: leadership.

This season. bli gigantic ciforls. and through the
loci that several unexpected opDOriuillties came Our
wall. we offer absolulciu the iin'e’sl stock of Clothing

our store.

Chilling lili’ Man Woman and Child

On a part panmeul plan'. that has the endorsement of
thousands of Norweikers In all walks of life. .
The :Krieg'er Co.’s¥toian of convenient weekiii Dali-
merlis is known in and wide for its fairness and
LOIS of imitators, onlu one original
CHARGE YOUR PURCHASES ——- PAY 1N
CONVENIENT WEEKLY PAYMENTS.

For

 

Buy now and settle your bill
to Small Weakly Payments. ‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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JOSELYN SENT TO PRISON.
NEW HAVEN, Oct 12.~~llonry Jos-

MR. MELLEN ELECTED.

 

ROBERTS "AT HARTFORD.

 

olyn. of :Starnford convicted of iciorr. To Directorate of First National Bank,’ Addresses Rally Under Ausplces of

Ions assault upon a vouug woman who
was spending the summer atWood-
mont, was sentenced to state prisorl
not" loss than one or more than {our
years by Judge Shllmway yosterdax.
The victim was a ward oi Mr. and Mrs
W. H Bradley. of Moriden.

PILL PLEASURE.

It you ever look rIoWirt's Lliio Irarly
Risers for biliousncss or constipation
you know what pill pleasure Is Those
famous Iittlo pills cleanse the liver
and rid the system of all bile without
producing unpleasant: eflccts. They
do not gripe. sicken or weaken but
pleasantly give tone and strength to
the tissues and organs or the stomach,
liver and bowls. Sold by Clifford,
Pharmacy. . ”

 

 

W

, A wise man never attempts to guess
the use 01' u-lancy srliclomada by a
woman. 1

-Evcrybody is liable in Itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and young—«terri-
blé the torture they suitor. Only
one sure cure.

 

 

 

Dean“ 11 Ointment. Ab:
, solutely sale; can't fail ,

New York
l’lcsidont (21111111111,
York Now Haven and ilar'ifol'li road,
has been cloolodl a (broadly of the
First National bunk 111’ Now York city.
He is also 11 director of the First Nu-
tionni bank of Boston, and the. Swond
National bank of New Huron. These
bunks do tho banking business I‘m the
Consolidated road.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia, Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried almost without exception
10. 26 50c and 81. 00 bottles. The Oil!
ford. Baxter's and Plaistad's. ”
INSPECTING STEAM ROADS.
The railroad commissicnors began
tholr annual inspection of the storm
railroads of‘the stale yesterday, They
left New Haven at 7: 30 a. hr. and rode
to Poricboator South Norwalk Dan-
llury. Bothoi. Litohdold, Bridgeport.
and back to Now Haven. a distance 01
21086 miles The commissioners will
arrive in Hartford, Friday, and inspect
the main line and branches In that vi-
cinity on that day. .

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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of rho Ncwl

', store.

 

the Lincoln Club.

HARTFORD, Oct. i2.——‘I.ieut, Gov
Hoary Roberts was, the chic! speaker
inst night in a Republican rally under
the auspices of the Lincoln club, hold
111 (lei-mania Hall. Gen. H. E. Dwight
and Harrison B, Freeman. Jr., were
1110 oiircr speakers. The Lincoln Club
is our: composed 111' Hobrcwa. and Mr.
Roberts pointed out tho fact that

. doubtless most of. Its members came

to this country on account of its pros-
perity and allvanmgos, which be said
have grown and increased through a
large number 0! Republican adminis-
trations

Ho refuted the statements made by
Judge A Heston Robertson the can-
didate. for governor on the Democrat-
ic ticket. 111 Bridgeport. In which tho
latter scored the extruvaganco oi the
Republican administration and said
that on the contrary the state debt
was almost wiped 0111. r, Roberts
slated that When the do t In finally
liquidated the taxes on the savings
banks will cause, the result being 11
higher rate of interest for depositors.
His address greatly interested his
hearers.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WILL
ENO CHAN NEG!
No matMtor which candidate is sleet-

 

. so. Foley’s Honey land Tar will remain

the peoples favorite remedy for
coughs. colds and Incipient consump-
tion. it cures colds quickly and DI‘G'
vents pneumonia. A. J. Nusbaum.
91116581119; 1nd.” writes: "I sailor-11d tor
three months wtb a severe cold. A
drossist visual-ad roe sumo medicine.
Botowllio. lndl. writes: "I cultured for

- mayeti did potoupr‘ovs linen tried

8"oloy 11’ Horror pad ’1‘“ and sight dorms
cured mo. Sold at Ploisiod‘s drug

GRANDL’AR NOV GHAHDID. '
Jamil: til-1111b oi Waterbury, Armt
all In New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. law-Joseph ill.
Vila ..00!lll., was halo

or: next Tucs-

11:39:01 grand isrceacy hr

libido
Muiutratolhsrtow y I lily morn
'liiio marlin: w 1135: 1:91:11 113% $6ng

3 wsoomq A 'SECRET 7 Mourns. cou'rnscrs FOR HIGHWAY WORK

Highway Commissioner James H.
Greenwich Couple Had House Fun Macdonald has awarded a contract for
my.“ Await...” ‘rhem. lgradlng 3150 feet at highway in Coie~
GREENWIC‘H Oct l2—-—Th f "mm to the Seymour- Clark- Hills
9 “0 Company at Springfield for $2550. .1

gr“ gazillmml" film? daughter i"; contract for grading about one-fifth of
reri am 5‘ to “as nrarlicd la mile or road in the town has boon

to Louis ‘.I. Aubrey, manager or a dry
goods firm or Port Chester and Hol- 5'5???)er '0 the town at an expense "f

 

only leaked out yesterday. The care-
nlony was performed at the Little
Church Around the Corner on Febru-
ary 29. The bride Is liying at her
home bore. and cxpects to start on her
bridal irip next week. The tuturo
home In Port Chester has been furn-
ished and waiting for them since last
summer, unknown to their friends.

Miss Ritch’s marriage first became
known to her mother. last week, when
she discovered In 11:11' daughter’s law
oi bag, which shc usually wore about
her neck but which had been left In
Iho bathr'.oorn tho wedding ring with
the date inside.

GROUP.

 

child shows symptonsoi croup. Chum.
horluin's Cough Ilomody given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse. or even
after the croupy cough appears will
prevent the attack. It never fails, and
Is pleasant and solo to take. For solo
by Stiilcon Powell Corporation. our.
I'ord Pharmacy. Piorcs's Bridge Phar-
macy. ,

CAPITOL FRONT DECORATION:
A' sketch model, embodying a scheme
i'or lilo sculptural decoration or the
north from. of the state capitol ar~
rived. Monday. from Paris. It was
sent by Paul Yoyiand Bartlett, 11‘ won-
known American sculptor. The model
is to be explained to the state In-
lIlIssIon oi‘ sculpture. in a tow two.
by Richard 111 Brooks: is memoir”:- of
the jury or awards at the Mllillflli'fl
‘ no allied Mr.

Bartlett In tho work 1' Tho 11106131 is 6
by a tool. 11 will as‘ silicon on 13be
6111011 In the chtoll 11"?“ ttor ,1!

ONLY OUR! .
Mn. Franklin , ‘ '
Edwina: ~“i
"pop: a or
1nd 1m Ill"?!

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

‘ ” .now
In Europe or Illlrll.M

the suit or Dr. M
was '

 

yoke. in Now York city. last February. |

Not. a minute should be lost whoa a 8: 30

 
 
 
 
 

 

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD. RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE. ""
In Ethel: August 7111. 1904.

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.

A. M.——12:69x. 5:241, 6:60x, 6:00x,’
6: 17, 6: 62, 7: 02. 7: 46. 8:18x. 9:46.
9:261, 9: 33. 10: 61x. 11:36. ,

:P. M.—-12:66x, 2' 66:. 8:00, 8:45.

11:66: 7107:,

i
i

above.
1;. m.

M 1

SUNDAYS.
A. BIL—12:591. 5: 24!. 6‘ 50!, '6‘ 56.

9.421.
P.1ld-2:4'lx, 2: 55:, s: 40. 6:661. 7:110.
7: 66:. 8: 201.. 9: 66:, 10:1

LEAVE NEW YORK FOR GOUTH

NORWALK .

A. M.:—-12 00!. 6:00. 6:00, 1:60.

8: 00:, 8' 40:. 8:16;, 10: 02:, 10: 04.
11: 00; 11: 03.

PMs-12." 112 1: 12 2: oo 2 66.11128...
4102!, 4: 06:. 4: 82: 6: 011:, 6: 04. 6. 28.
6: 00!. 6: 02, 8: 00!. 8:001. 11: 80,
11:00:.
pm Sitar-am. In addition to above 1: 66

 

 

 
 
 

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