Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 28, 1904 · page 8

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TWINS GO TO JAN”, r
- ‘IIWINS'I‘IIJD Oct. 28. «Albert and Ed
mud Gianictter the twins who werci
nrrcnted tor breaking into eighteen
cottages at Highland Lake. wele takn
I on into the Superior 00an an n bench
II 3h prepa’nitl a wry attriw wgarrant today: sIntc' n Attorney War .
‘ IghI. will be more fullyn her pleaded for clemency tor IhIIm. III-I
account at the‘ explnnarg he fluid that he thought the boys only
wunted to steal telephone lush-moments
with which to rig up It line. in IIIII
country. IJudrIc Elmer Imposed II sen.
tencemt one. 3’6.” In lnll' William
Ride and Forum Bailey, of Norfolk.
"also In court for burglary pleaded gull
,ty and wore given a yenr each. 3:

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Town Teachers' AnnocIm
an augp‘lc a this In-
be given.

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,ly‘l9 Martina on hand And «oil our goods III II cents unruly
it mom in ion In iuiilc‘fimlr mm Isa-rm will pram "nth

.Ihcn proceeded to the Intactlm or; I‘lm

, the Russ II embanny no follow»:

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Bubncuncntly Mr. Balfour and mir-
clgn Bucretaty LIIn'Bdcwnc had It sumo.
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militant, Which IIIIIII nttcnded. by IIII.
whole ministry. I
A statement has luct‘ heron Iiiuuetl by

In constant communication
I’ltlrh government. As a te-
IIIIII Ii II at communications “the am»
busy tippers that there will hen fluently
and Inn niaciow settlement. The whole
Inspect at the nltuutlon liar dcnid'edly‘

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BERLIN; Oct. 28 iii) puma—Thu
German Itovernmen in not dlnpnned to
take up the case at the German fishing
vessel annulus which was tired on
October 21 an Ham“ 3 Reel by Russian
warships unless the ownoi nukn Im
an lndeninity.’1‘he Foreign Oiiice n1-
though without confirmation It the
lepoit does not consider It lul_.,.'-‘b-
able that the retinal was tired on you
an no damage wun done and no com-
plaint has been lod ed bu iInI cuill‘
lllfllltlt’rl‘, ticrmnuy WI l nynld becoming;
Involved in tho Anglo-Russian cuutlu-
vcwy. lfl'clsous having clout: Ielutiuuis
with the Foreign Uilico still believed
that it. will be mulchbly settled ‘
GEII‘LII‘ Sweden; Oct. 23. "I he pup
lain and lzrety oi‘ the chdlnh ulcumrl
Aldeblt‘frun flout Hull (pwviouelv III- 1
pound Io haw-,bccn tiled on in thc
idltugcluI-k by It foreign clhinei IIp~’
plnenily Russian) have been exnm— ‘
iucd on oath by‘ It magistrate III the
institute ot' the govelumont All at '
firmed: their conviction that the bridal
Ier tired shot and not merely blank
chargea. ’ The captain, deposed that
shells are .seen to burst IIIuI hih
atcumel. The gun used Inc supposed;
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‘ ‘ Wore. It hult‘ mile upurt III. the time of ,

IIho Ililut‘k The witnesses sold they,
new convinced that ‘Iiic worship from,

gwlllch tho Idiots nerc illul sow dis—l

I greatest r'erncdics for con-

i3 strum of cult up an extra hole being

Emulsion Inc I the

sumptitm. Scotts Ii mulsinh
will nitraytt bring comfort and
Scott's

Illmnlsion doors Im the any

relief ——~ often cure.

sumptlrc what medicine alone

éa‘nnotxio.“ it’s the nourish-

mm hilt that tokcs‘ 111(23sz-
ticnt 5.. long strides Inward
health.

W e 'll lend you A nipple traa‘.
SCOTT (it ROWNE, .09 Pearl street. New York.

MISS \MACKAY DEFEATS MISS
BiF‘SHO .

NEW HAVEN Oct 28. ”Miss Puni-
IIIII Mal idly. oi the Oakley ('lub, Iodai'
detoh e‘d Misc Georgiunun Bishop, of
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needed to decide the contest. It was
Miss blackuy' II short game especially
tin qunlng down puts that brought th
It victor-,y‘ ch important matches
among women have been closer I):
hurt; had mole. halved holes ten of the
eighteen going that way tndav. The
sallcly wasI fully tout hundlvd and
when illd ncvonIIImh hole was pluycd
wiIh Miss Mackny one up the interest
was lntIInoe bliss Bishop look the
next hole through her opponent‘s ncI-
Iounnesa. but lost Ihe maIch because
Mien Mackayr regnlncd her steadiness.

 

 

‘ Iiiwily the Swrdinh ilug on tho Alde-

I (pulsars LIIIIIIIIIIcI.

- tor Harlem River would be accepted

3 and in A roundabout murmur.

. wt. m hm mar. mi in some ml and the room. ml In mm In unto-II

“‘ that than Tint Fit

The holes which were halved were the
ilrst snacnd. Ihirti. fourth. sixth nev-
IONDON 0‘” 28——-’l‘lw iondonlmuh‘ eighth Iueltth. fIIlllil‘llllI and

any ms hem or the Norwegian steamer I titII-enth
Sluuuol say that the statement culilulyn MW “mil“? ““1"?“ “l’ "" tithing
from (‘opmflnuzvn iunl night to thawing H‘“"“"“‘“‘“‘ “"1“ “MM“? 19 ‘l 5m“
inst mm n“. Home] “as tired “Wm”... ‘ one. Mists Bishop sliced llt‘l drive. nl~
Russian “mam“ on Sund v 15“,; IIIOSI dropping into II haznld ‘bcing
('Oll'.F(i In“. Skuntol mam.” mum”; ItIntunuIc undo: Ihe Iondltlons in get-
ulnlismludluncil ilovm but IhI-InI Want "“3- " m“ "“- ““l' oppouI-ni hm:
no [hills 0. "u“. "Magnum" . IIIIIIIIIIIIII Ihc groan on im drivo and
‘ PARIS 0...; 23 “(I rent Elijah! [I H llolcd out ugnln in two more. squm‘ing
"flexed to submit u“, Rusub British the match. In the sIIvrIlIieI-IIIII Miss
complications to an litli‘fllatlmlal com l “NW" gut W" “”"W‘ on M" ””V“
Iniwlon and then- is every Imam) lul not out ntzuln on lit-I next sIIolIc, hut
hellI-IIII that Russia will III-II-ept thin III linsi ”W hole "3 Miss “‘“km hi“!
mummom ImadII ihr glelrfn on the fourth shot and
LONDON, (III. 1’“. ‘2 3‘ p m" Or‘ holed out ih II’Io puts “inning Ii I07
dais the bwn isnmd and IIIIkn‘nwledlIn ”M ”W 9““ 3‘0"” 0“" III). h” way
ed by VII c-Admllnl ltolesixen‘ah Ihuti 0n the eighItIIInIh hole light in trout
the Russian squadron Icmnlns III \‘lgo "1 ”1“ “'“l’ honnc ‘\ 3“ Murltuy “my“
until the ronrluniun oI‘ thr urenInI “1 ”m"? but "“m“ 0 “‘9 g"“’“'w“h
R'l'usovliritish Ilegotiuliouu. . This eh il iluII lion and had It ('llillli’t‘ to win
human... \Ihnl “i“... Ingnlded m“: .N the hole und Inuit-II theI-r. but elm tell
one of the most dungorous I’enIuI'eII ot dcun "“ n ““1" ““9? W“ “'"l Miss
tho situation, namely "H, possibility 0f illshop' Ivcnull lnnltms. Ii in 7. Then
II premnIIII-II climb betvaII-n IIII~ Brill-Ill ”m" the ”m” "M“ whiIh m“ Mac-
and Rnrslnn Stilllllll'tlllfl_ kn) took, I. to Ii Both drivts were
LONDON, 0,.L 28,13“, \I‘ldespII-Id l good and an wm the lion shots but
hut-mu in many-B. (‘uln’not “mum“ IhI IIIIII- “‘GIII’II‘II his» Min-Inn through
was evidenced by IIIII I-IIrlv IIHsI-Inlhllnn " “Ml 1"" “'0 winner ““5 enthus-
this mnmmgI M "mm“, m Untying lnsllculiy chctpcd. II. was tho closest
sIrII-t. 'l‘hmm guilm‘inga soon llccumt "'“M‘ “”3" piuyul “" ”W he“! links.
so iilll‘lt ihut IhI pollI-e wmr nbllgtd IIIi "

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dispmnc IlIII-zn into the nclghbullnt'. ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
Whiteliull Ilil-IIIII'I Premicr Bnltotlll "

was IIIIr-LI III \Hll'li tliil‘llllliig to his InIIIrII-I or Noruulk 83.. Pruhum
coIH'zIIspondenI'c :IIIII Iu'Ilvlug visitors. (tum October 27 A 11.1904.

uinong whom nun Loni Rothschild. l Enlaio nl' (lint-u I). (.mhlol Into oi
LONDON. (NIL 23. M'l'lH‘ fll'fit llit‘IS- the limough n! lilookivu III the rltv
Inn of tho ilmnn tlcei lot! lI‘lrlh utlmu! Snug (It New lurk. ilt'I‘i‘flSt'Il.
Fmth this morning and is mun-lied In OI'III'IIIII. That the Adtnlniniratoi cxI
smite III IIIIII' at Portland tomorrow. hihlt bin A‘Ilminlstrntlml Iit't‘tllllll Io
GIBRALTAR Ui‘i Eli—”lite [hwillt-Ill i thin (hmrl Ioi‘udl unintent at the Pro
SIIIIolII Heinleinl bate '(lmce in Nmnnlk on the lat day
Doris Ehdymion und Thesns soiled In ”I Nnvpuflnq 1904 at to unlock (0..
the. woniwnrd this morning. .noiin: and that Inll persons Interested
"'"""“““"'"' Iin mild EIIIIIIII may be untitled Ibex-e»
HARLEM" RIVER FREIGHT CON-' 0t Ihc Administrator will churn this
GESTEQ. . ordeir to be published in B nowupaper
. horns a circulation in said District
STAMFORD. 09" 2% «Mununclnr-I at term tour days before said Int IIIII‘
ms in this place wer IInurl‘n‘Ilsed to- of November 1904
day to rel-cite a copy an order trom HENRY W I} lllI‘l‘ORY
the New Haven road In Its freight 55- 028 II ‘ ' ' Jud‘e
cut to the client thqt no mere freight K "

Democratic Ralln I
Hart's "I'll". ‘
Friday. Oct. ‘28"). 0p. m.

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until further “0M0 lnuulrym bowed
II is stated than there in a agitation
of Ircight III the Harlem River ynrda
with a scarcity of rolling «tuck Mum
hctureln any that the order wili‘rmn'
pel Ihom toI send their freight by water

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 28 .w-AI rim or-
Item III thc New Haven rand today It
was slated upon Authority that notb
lug n'nlI known of the order that
freight will uoI be received tor trunn-
portatlon via the Harlem River. as re-
ported from Stamford,

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SMALL PAY.

A Catnimoro uhawl weaver in Persia
earnn by the IIIIrIiIIIII labor about III
pence a day

ITII. toliowina wail-known and

pi‘omlnmt makm will b. heard:
A. HKATON ROBERTA”.
Gondllh tor onvarncr.
EDWARD r. HALLAN,
Candidlte for canon".
LYMAN w. HEDDINGTON
of Vermont.
cdnctnr av swim aims BAND.
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Our now Itoolt at «‘qu goods arming dolly, w. If. our crowd“

III-«will guilt. I rcdupmpt III nil tum of «mu acids. It will
'you to (In! your winm supply In. ‘I’IIII Ii I’ll only «mummy to an III.
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I . _ - $le
‘ Our entire Ilcw liilt‘ I’Il' Film is no
grade Iputl‘itiy that hm: lilti’l tys prevailed in

line. We stand hack of every piece of 1

Ship has been nliglttcd

" IIIIII merit.

Kitchen Lumps

inrn Lanterns . . .' . ‘. . . . .. 43c .
Campaign Lanterns, ._. .2,.for‘ 25c.

Bracket Lamps, Complete.-. 29c

I... How 01198;).
But How amid.

For many years we have
lwcu favored with much of
the host and most particular
trade in L‘Iyal in this vicinity
-—trudc which demands the
best cool obiniuzlhlc.

From our point of View it
would hr lnlniucss suicidcl In
us to buy cheap grades or
('0in to send out among,r our '
friends and tune the dissatis—

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faction which must inevit—
uiily rcsult.
Chrupunss is not based

upon what you pay. hut on
what )0“ get for what )ml

pm. Our Coal is III“ 1.1)“.
north the price we unit {In it

w: rzknls can. co.

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viie every one to make a Cliticni cmuduatiou’ oi these gutucnts

Any: of our $3.75 or $4.45 ('liina Pnr
Any Iii our $2.25 Lamps, $1.50.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Iwnpc‘n nullérrady IIJI'IIVIIIII'II inspectiou. The.
this IitIputIncnt lltlsliltlcll maintained ‘iu this

In IIIIII \yc .scll with a. full guarantee: I

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:nmc high

The Innnuiariurdif "
Istands hack bi us so that the huycrt takes no chancch when tiiéy buy turn from our ninth

.\o detail of honest worltmitu‘

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Every piece is patent in lit. elegant In deal-m and made up in the Very best

possible mhnnér. Our prices will he found to be or. low as can be quoted fur hum of equal qualiby
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i3r0lis loiiIIt Paper ... . . .. Ioc
$1.50 \‘lnsh Boilers .......$Ill')
‘1 “"llnnging' Lamps . .. 2.25
: ('rnttrr draught .l'langiug p”;
"I Lamps : ........ .. ..$3.95
. . I . A
lor Lamps, with tilolII-s. :Iil I'IiIleiI-ic, for $295. I,’

III-5,.

For a good my Yam Ibis store has been known

as the but waiting center' "I the twin cities.
This Sahara by giganttc cfiortand through
the fact that mud wayward opportunities
came 3am». In)? lifter absolutely the finest
stack of chillingly man. woman or child
on cal hurt " 3 plan. Till: modm plan
has Iiiurtdpr malt {thousands ofNomalln

m in It! Will! “It” and m attribute III)

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