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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 26, 1904 · page 2

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' by... E H. Morse. New Huron.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Outlcoir for Republicans in 00111101111
1 5 out is “trouble.
9‘ ‘ BAR FORD, Dot; Bed—A meeting
in caught Me of the publldah state central cOm
“”5 blocks to. mlttee with held here Monday after
noon drill the ”situation in Connecticut
was gone over carefully by the mom»
hers. It was listed that favorable
5 reports have b received at head
3’th from all parts of the state
ltii 1:03th to the prospects in the
colulu elect on. ‘
(lbs {1111... 1121111111 Keaesiy was in-
stru'ct d to e_ s sub-committee on
nuance and 11‘ ’anhcuneed the follow-
ing lappointmbhts: ongressmau
George L: Lilies. of Wat rhury1100n-
igressinsn Frank B. Brandegee. of New
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-5 at or one use . man 0
Wm” 35W". 0“? 01 i New Malibu. .1111 liilmer ll. Havens.
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éltlliéils of Mansfield,

.11, nikht after a“ "11- “up flag-r 601.0
11 m sixty-six years or 11 may result in Pneumonia. 1m
0 rep outed Mansfield 'allldn Balm is breaking up Golds when
. e um Jud so of ever trlsd,sln1ost without exception
that district many years 111 as 6011' and 11090111141111.1111. 0111
55 saves two sons and a ford, may. mm. u
Wsliyn one of his sonai

5 . '} iadyn”
'5 ii ed at her home

entire IiSepartmout

 

 

A lot job is what most men lean to.

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A1111 now 21111911111111 no snow FULL LINES
ll L daoanwsan.

 

 

 

Ladics' Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at..... . 25c

15 Natural Wool Shirts
1! mowers at'.‘......'.. soc

 

 
 

Ladies’ Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at...... 50c

_ 11111111111 Wool Siiif'ts
bill! rswe15.at.‘......‘.. 75c

 

'51: 11:11 Wool sums
rowers, at . . . . . .. .1.$1.oci

Ladies' Ribbed Garments,
White or Natural Wool. .$i.oo

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

filllldren's Garments. slsos so in. to 34 1..., in White or Nat-
. pol, st Popular Prices.

EMEMBER OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

The principal question discu ed 511
1. matter \cf 1.1911111111111111- Militia in 1

president. 11111111191 12111111011 mulled

1.111 .1110. tho complete .0:
partial “reduction "oi the siste‘ tax on
do critics hold by those..hsnits. and
11111‘ ch securities :19. as. 111 mm“ W
fact the: 1.111111111191111 119111111511
deposits the star-111111 bullet or
want to crossword committee for
decision. The insurance 'Wi’fifllfi are
said to be drawing up a similar bill. .

chillers elected we.

PresidehlwWaltb ‘
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Vice Presidents-em

‘ Marsh.
Bridgeport; Thomas E. 11111-

P3839. Del“

$60retary~Arthii1' '1‘.
Midtown. :11 “
’llrdhsurer-«F‘. L. Woodward Nor
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The executive committee. '0 1511511111.,
Norwich; A. ill. Hart. Hartford: R A.
Brown, New Haven: lids 1.111.111.1111,
New Milford. Mz. Peck. Bristol.

HOW TO OLEANOE THE BLOOD. 5

A perseverlus use of Dr. David Ken-
ne'dy’ a Favorite Remedy 10! handout.
N Y., will soon relieve and ultimately
cure cases of Fever and Allie. Billous-
peas, Rheumatism, nobility of the
Stomach. Boweis. Kidneys and Blad-
der and all disordersf arising from an
imp'ure slate of the Bloo.»d Price $1. 00
all drugglsta: 6 buttlea.for 15.90. "1’

W
eueo iron 121111111.

W
Three Largo Olslms A sins! Stamford
Street Railway employ.

STAMFORD. Canada-112111111111 in
suits against the local dial-gatorniiway
company aggregatp were
served yesterday. 9W0 ""MIrrl. of
New rm wants 316 000 for injuries
alleged to have been sustained in an
accident July 30; llillen Blows". a
waitress. wants iii 000 for injuries
unstained while alighting from a car.
and Donald Garbo. administrator of
the estate of Antonlo‘ Garbo claims
36, 000 for fatal injuries sustained by
the latter ’

5 ONE OF MANY.

H. A.Tisdaie. of Summerton. 8.0.. sui
cared for twenty years with the Piles
Specialists were employed and many
somedles used but roller and perma-
neat good was found only in the use
of DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve. This
is only one of the many, many cures
but have been effected by this won
deriul remedy. in buying Witch l-la
sol solve it is only necessary to see
that you get the canine De Witt’s
made ‘by E. 0. Do in 81 (30., in Chi-
cano. and a cure is certain. DeWitt's
Witch Havel Salve cures all kinds of
piles, cuts. bums. bruises, eczema,
letter, ring- worm, skin diseases, -etc.
Sold by Olil'ford Pharmacy.

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Nettletoh.

 

 

 

 

 

 

GERMANY FAVORB CONFERENCE.

BERLIN, Oct. 26.-——Wl1ile the United
States not inviting a second peace con- 1
ference at the Hague for the. purpose'
of broadening and strengthening the
original convention has not yet been
waived b." the German government
the Foreign Ohio again emphasises
1.0 The Associated Press. Germany's
wish for another conference. This
must. however. avoid plans for univer-
sal peace and aim solely n1. practicw
bio reforms.

CONSUMPTIVIO MADE COMFORT-
AIL!

Incipient consumption5 is cured by
Foley 11 Honey and Tar. but we do not
hold out false hopes to consumptivcs
by claiming that it. will cure this dread
disease in the advanced stages. but if
the lungs are not too or gone Foley's
Honey and Ta:- will effect s‘ cure. as
it stops the racking cough end soothes
the lnlis’inod sir plumb (living them
Lchanbe to heal; and oven in the ad-
vanced stages it always gives com-
fort and relief. A. A. Barren. of Finch.
Aria. writes: "Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar
is the best rep flotation for coughs‘and
lung trouble. know that it has cured

 

at Plaisted's drug store.
UNKNOWN MAN INOTANTLV
Kl L’.l.ED

MlDDLlil’l‘OWN. Oct. 811. -~An un-
known young man about twenty six
years cltl5was. struck by a train on the
Valley road yesterday afternoonabout
3 oclock. near the 8111111111 creek
bridge and instead killed. ii body
was carried dhrous ibis bridge to the

 

 
 

 
 

5 other side. where it fell oil into the .

creek. lie was fairly well dressed.
but thero‘ 9l'aa nothing on him by
which he could‘ be ldhhtiil 1 ,

consumptives in the first stages." Bold

have

ya: 51111111 1111111111 often M
1311113 1151‘. pp 111511311. ”3111111111, or m
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igcstlbie

which admits

no
1911 will only can your
ha tau in. spoil on! 1.515335%

9 1, j V
his” weakeniw‘fidfiiigg.

wiih 1111's ewe-111a wasted in bed. with
bill dollars and surgeon's 11111111 to 11111
as souvenirs. .
K0911. your appendls in bath by 11‘...
so of Stuart's Dye 1) iii Tab-
» 5 answer you have laid yourself
danger by overeating. and up.
on thcleaar sign of stomach or inter-
tinal trouble for otherwise, at any
time. this dangerous disease may 111.11
you low.
The curative influence of this grout
medicine is quickly shown in the gon-
tlo, soothing retreat is has on all in
flamed conditions of any part of the
digestive tract.

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets tone all
these parts up to a proper condition of
perfect health. and regulate their func.
tions into a planar working stats. .1

They also make away with 5all thee
causes of irritation inflammation or in.
digestion. by 11611111311 '10 1111111011111. di
goat and assimilate, or put to proper
in odd corners or your, digestive appoa
ratus, fermenting, rotting and curd-
line; like so much garbage in a dirty
s n

111 these natural and perfectly simple
ways. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ru-
store all sufferers. from any form of
dys optic trouble to 1111111111

Toy are safe and reliable The)
never fail to relieve and cure, quickly
and permanently.

Use them. and rail need solver wor-
ry about your appendix 1.111111111111111.

' HALLOWE'EN.

Comes Monday Night and Youthful
Hearts Ar. Boating in Anticipstlon.

With Hallowdcn coming Monday!
night, the heart of the small boy is

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

beginning to beat with a tremuloul 1

and anticipatoly happiness that comes
only once a year and then at Hallow-
can time Visions of hard- handed
cabbages, tick i..ack masquerading

costumes and a pcsilferous aggrava- ‘

11011 of the old folks all join in to make
the expectation of no end of fun next
Monday night a delectable ban. 5

Hallowe' on is one occasion in the
year that half the maple. the ones
that forget that they were "pesky
young uns" themselves once. dread
above all others in a degree commen-
surate with the joyful anticipationa of
the youngsters. The hitter enjoy it
all but some of their elders fall to per-
ccivc any humor in having their front
gates stolen. being called in the door
after they have noon to bed and find-

1ing it lied on the outside, having their

moves jurind by 11111110101111 games of
tie luck on the parlor window 11111193
and so on.
. Of late yours lluliowo‘on has some
10 be a jolliiicallon of 110 mean propor-
tions in Norwnlk. This began three
or four years ago and for a couple of
years the sport was foul and furious,
particularly on Main street. and ii. was
not confined to the small boys. The
celebratnrs had a damper placed on
their enthusiasm last. year by the po-
lice and the indications are that the
fun will be of n. more moderate nature
this year.
TESTIMONY OF "A MINISTER.
Rev. Jim. 8. 0011. of Wake. Ark.
writes. "For 12 years i suffered from
Yellow Jsundice. l consulted a number
oi physicians. and tried all sorts of
medicines; but 301.110 rdief. Then i, be
gan the use of Electric Bitters and feel
that i am now cured of a disease that
had me in its grasp lor twelve years."
if you want a reliable medicine for
Liver and Kidney trouble. stomach

 

disorder or general dobiiity. get mad '

trio Bitters. its guaranteed by 11‘. H.
Baxter. Only one.

1311911111011 COURT TERM.

BRIDOEPOMP. Oct. law-The Octo
her term of the Superior Court in the
Third Judicial district, including the
countries of New Haven and ll‘airlield.
blinded yesterday at the county court
house with a full- bench There won a
large attendance of lawyors. especially
froml Nomliavcnywhen (brief . slice
Torrance took up the docket f r the

 

 

 
 

M. lion of which was begun three NW

 
 

. a 1 1 1 1-» C 17111
omlcal militia and easily humiliating 110le is
. > , .. . 5‘ 11111 .. :v 11151: 1 11W 1711?

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saved wo radii our".
fatal “M0 it. 2:11“ coping $311131:
broad til.” writes Maw WK Havi-
lsnd. of 11111101111, N. if..' ‘bat. when all
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on the building.

‘ sled of Pmrgy. has died a certificate of

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would be h
'ii‘r'iiiimb 'bf'

19 can 1/11
be lit

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ti account of the ago
mounted that Who‘d!»

. Windmill 11c exceed
11 , ihougli entirely spore.

or the 101111 1111111111. includih
most prominent real slit.
Bridgeport and of Fairflcld. iii; 11.11
as men in diner-ant walks of lift? i am
oilier 5.1.1111 oi! the 1101111111151 h 11%
uni on will be pleasiua “5M
mar pupils 01111911111111.1111 will
anther an talk over ’old» 11
note the changes time has 11111.. in
schoolmates once young and fair, 0 on
straight. and supple. . . ii 55
In the afternoon a session of remin-
lacenccs will be held in the town hall
commencing at 2 o’clock and lasting
until about 4 o'clock. The Rev. 15318
Child. DDS. Will act as chairman: and
will call on different ones to regain the
assemblage with tales out of. school,
which will bring back the years When
the Fairlield Academy marked the
horizon of the ambitions of those prob

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

out

This will be informal and many will
be heard in anecdotes and stories of
happenings “in Schooldays." 0n ac-
count of the uncertainty of some do-
airable speakers being present none
can positively be announced in ad-
vance, and for that reason 11 “not pro
gramme will be loilched, ai (1111111 11
number of prominent men and w‘om- 15
on are expected to be present and
speak. it will be a delightful coeds-
ion for the graduates. . 1- ' ‘

511‘
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ONLY cunt iron ormlls'ih.

Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New nuns.
3“" “’1" .Ji'h‘i'“ '°‘ 5:11.111"
upon: s. on ma s 1
and belohing.. i tried or In; I
could hear d! but nothing

until 1 tool: 11511111111 Bsua. 591.1 to
want bottle tinted lne couple $2!
sol-sale by 8.11 911111111111. 11.
5 er and the Dillard Phanhscy. '-

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ABJUDGED A BANK KEPT.

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James O. ‘ster‘y, Who Conducted Al.
bsny Bakery, sum United
5 states Court.

James C, Laverv. of Norwalk. was
adjudged a bankrupt in the United
States Court, Hartford yesterday and
the matter referred to John W. Banks.
as referee.

Lavery formerly conducted .the Al-
bany Bakery, in Wall street. Norwaik.
which he leased from tho Honnecker
estate for a term of one year Shortly
after starting in business Mrs. anery
started a bakery in North Main street
which she also called the Albany Bak-
ery and Lavery discontinued the bak-
cry in Norwalk. assigning all his visi-
ble properly. horses, wagons. humans.
as, etc. in her, claiming she was his
heaviest creditor to the amount of
$190 'I‘ookel Goodwin it Company.
of ow Haven who had soldz'loods to
Lavery. caused an detachment for ”62
to be made. by Deputy Shelli! Boulley,
claiming that Lavery was sun- the
cancer of the horses. wagons: ‘ei’c.
hnd the sheriff look possession of
these good.

A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.

The many friends of G 1!. Hausan.
Engineer L. 151.61 w it. 3.. at present
living in 1.111111. 0.. will be pleased to
now of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He says: ‘i was cured
by using Foley' s Kidney Cure, which i
recommend to all. especially to train.
men. who are usually similarly allicb
ed. Sold at Plaisted's drug store "

zanus-usu-

‘JUDOMENT ONTEOLCHEBTER HO-

 

 

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Honorsh Connor Can Redeem Her
Land Before Nov. 8.
William F. Qulug of Marlborough
who is now in posscslon of the Col
cheater inn property. in the town of
Colchestor. New London county has
been granted a judgment. by Judge.
'i‘hsycr in the superior court at Harts
ford for the foreclosue of a mortgage

 

 
 
 

 
 

Quisgfsmlsim amounts to 88.381
and Judge Thayer 1111111111 111115211st 1i
Tuesday of November ior Honolulu
Dunbar, the. defendant in inicrost. to
redeem.

It was testified that the property use ‘
worth between 32.6119 and “1.800 it
consists of an acre of land with-Q been
and an unfinished building. lliOi'erep-S

 

 
 
 

 

1'rhc bonus needs 11 new mot and.
new door-11111. The other building it
but a shell. ll. is sheathed About onil'w

sides are partly clapboarded. For the
last tin-cc years no work has been done

WITH THE WAT! IIONITMIY.
The Oomph” y. incorpor-
5oruilisatioa11iu‘ths 11ch 11111111 state
"1i”..""“1li.h iii? 11%
«publish on and oihcsrs. '
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Buyélimorporatnd. of New 1111111111.

1 5111111 1111111111
om The inedriinrstora are «1111* iii:
i 5 Wood bury Boulhbiu‘y s91 11

 

 

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ball of tho roof is shinclod and the 511

ad 111111» of “socialisazwmé
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which he has against the popcrty. lilo. ‘5 . ‘

 

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51:11 n.1,...151s

Messallne Velours

It is, :1 Velvet season and Mcssulmc Velour

.1. 1.1

floWer of the whble Velvet family '

bigli position and its uses, for
gown-31. coals, owning Wraps and
stock we twrniy (liliercnt colors,

1110th
18 inches wide, . 2.00 :1 yard.

Flannels.

,Thc weather for ihcni is “here.

warm garments.

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and

and

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evening
shades, including terra cotta, burnt orange and the new

The fabric is all Silk and quite nomertisbablc.

It is nipping frosty
in the morning and Welling and. we turn gratefully to
The I1 lanucl Section IS csprcialb attrac-
tive at 111ese11i,111any styles and grades being shown.

The itchiness, rich». .
liens, and high lustre oi the fabric make it worthy oi" 11..

reception"

Read Go.

“robin/us! {45' H 5. .1.

”.11.“... .1 ,1 .

Embroidered l'lanucls are hematitchod or in scallop?

ed finish with patterns in riots flowers, or sol-0115,32 to

531.11.111.15 wide from 601: 111.1 ‘

French 1 lanucls all wool beautifully smooth and soil,
in especial designs for waists sacqucs and house gowns,
'11» 27 inches wide, from 451: 111).

3101011 F’lannels, :1 very large assortment in checks,
plaids, and plain, all the latest fall patterns, 30 inches
wide. 25 and 39c. 32 inches wide, 50c.

White Flannels, all grades and widths from 20c up

lied F'lannels 111 all weights, plain and twilled, from

2511 up

-—-—-——.__

As announced yesterday we have a choice and exclu-

sive. showing of Children's Winter Coats and Runnels.

leclirms from the stock are now on exhibition in the Main

Street corner window. Little Dutch Bonnets are quite the
rage, and very quaint and attractive they are, particularly

when framing a baby face.

New Laces and Dress Trimmings at the Lace Sec»
11011. Ask in see the Queen Louise 111111 P0111pad0111' Laces.

The D. M Read Co

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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