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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 4, 1904 · page 2

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to give 6 reo-

Y waii' 66d Buck

P6666166 Flour? They are
cults makers in the market.
BIDW‘IIIY to your soul
w to yotii‘h'chlldren. Save

“1 {flights community. It‘s

phys. ioun peliwofntéu Internet ’ou de-

'storm ‘
Price was _

hotel-é Dresses. sires
o-l’rloes were 31. i9 and

‘ SIECIALSAILEOF

you. Why '

'th Mir? Important attention,

toomt Before entrustlns‘

16 Will”! to ItIiPPon‘re he wants to
now the character of the institution.

'THE WUTH‘ NORWALK SAVINGS

is, one or the strongest till?“
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of tried ability arid Indumeut.
E’gnuirn are conducted with th is
Itors’ interest always in View.

corn pro
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posits and luv to Well an ac-

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BOYS’ OVERQOAT8 AND EEEEERS.
. FINE iiEE‘FEIis, alias;

3 to 9 years ......;..._P.i.25
916-15 years
- P “MEN’S OWE.
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ctorumo. pleas AND
FURNISHINGS. . ,,
l1 North Main ,3 pt. 80th NoryuIII

If You Want To Sell

10“ property, whether it is | m.
6 house and lot in town or real estate
of my description qui6kl1.~ 66.11 or ed

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like New 9116966616 no snow FULL LINES

1...th Ribbed Gsrments,
P’ Vests and Penis: so...” 50¢:b

' _ Lorilee Ribbed Garments.

 

Ecuadorian.

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soiiudeet do

term-«cod, liver all without ,.,ol
doxicli (III it. may

, greatest flesh and strength center for
The Cliiiord Pharmscy.

. Judge Bush's Bum With 6mm. To-

' and contents, owned by Judge Austin

P telly destroyed by tire at this place

 
 

 
 

’ gonvlctlnn oi the person who set the
P re.

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It will he of earnings to you 6160 ,

1 tional stories which have been circu-
l‘nted for more than 6‘ your, concern-

‘ credit. in the administrator's account6.

liver 1
so th
616.66
covered for the benefit of lilo sick, and
all I 6 166
latte

the nod liter oil trndoyior w ‘
to, trike 6 holinesting oily dos
um oil or, emulsion when the
b6n6llt6 $66 now be pinned from Vi-
no]. Whic Is as delididus to the taste
as 6. virelyiip run; 6?

Vlu‘ol ‘i s lfipiy cod liver oil in 6 new
para:
utel‘Y
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Idem-”B
made from fresh cods' livers.

young and old known to medicine. and
is different. from my preparation that
can possibly be made by any one else.

FIRE Ar sAePr true.

~54.

tal Iy Dfitroyed.
EAST LYNN, Nov. 4.-'l‘he barn

Bush. candidate for state ssnstor
{mm the Tirentieth district. were to-

yesterdny. . Members of the family
found the building enveloped In
names at 6:15 ociock and It was im-
possible to say any 0!:- the contents
Besides the hu lding. Po valuable pair

cattle. two cows. horse. wagons.
mowln machine. farming tools, fifteen
tons a hay and a quantity or corn tod-
der were burned. The only thing to
escape was a kitten, which could not
have gotten out except by opening a
door. TheI origin of the tire is con-
sidered to be undoubtedly incendisi'i’.
and Judge Bush has offered a reward
of $500 {or informntlou lending to the

 

 

The loss ls estimated at $2,000.
with partial insurance.‘

il‘oiey It 00., Chicago orikinntec Hon.
ey and TM as s throat and do.” reme»
dy, sud on account 61’ the mat merit
and popularity of Philly's Honey and
Tar many imitations are uttered (or
the genuine. Anti for Foley 6 Honey
and Tar and romeo y substitute of-
term! as no other progration will give
the some satisfaction..- It is mildly
laxative. it contains no opiates and
is safest lor children and delicate per-
sons. Sold at Pleisted 6 drug store”

\

WOODBURY MAN’S SHORTAGE.

Buit Brought Another Judge Warner
for mono for Mismanaglng ..
Entnt o.

WATERBURY. Nov 4.~—~Th‘e sense-

 

 

lng on alleged shortséo (II 815, 000 In
the accounts of Judge Arthur 1). War-
er. of Woodbury. as administrator of
the outfits of the late George B Lewis,
also or Woodbury, cents to 6 head yes-
tel-day,- when suit was entered by the
eighteen and ‘devise‘es of the will,
against Judge Wilmer churning 320,-
000 damages. The pnporll‘ were serv-
ed on Judge Warner today by Deputy
Sheriff Higgins, 01' New Heron. in
the writ lire twenty- seven diiteront
courts. In which It is alleged Judge
Warner received money in connection
with the estate Which he neglected to

The case is returnable bciore the Sn-
drier Court In New HsVeu on the first
Tuesdoy In December.‘

AHEAVY LOAD.

 

kodol Dysp epsis om it digests
what you est. Boui- stomach. belch.
incl 3“ on stomach and 611 Nihilists
of the, torn ch thnt m emblem lire
instan rel eyed and continent”
gored” by the use of KM DYWBIB
are.
Neill street, New Britsin. 0066., says:
“K6601 Dyspepsia Core In giving such

P timer-m Intonation stut- Is" no surely ‘ ,
relieve roller 6611:666- ,
or this autumn“ sII- ,

‘bEdomiIlI‘ the

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be
pucnb'iNII whit,“
‘, In ileldifit' lie IBM?
‘6‘ unless he hits played.
itor 6t lesst P
, II 1161,!

he 6' the number or men ours

(1 three; while NoI‘uIiolI‘l Bdlyohe. Sprinti-
lisvou lied on

To lift that load on the stomach take j

s 1’. Stem a drought. It 397 P

MP “01‘“.

butt-I “ situation It... .
of mi deport, In there“ leuder‘ when.
P con-

n: two

It plsyotfi‘

Foster also lead
661 three base hits. Bull

Wéi‘o HIP
”Moll. “ I

he 1668116 or the end of the
or the 6166 BridaMrt had
held; Merldeny. . wtliundon and New
ch‘PP' Hartford won
the only team without one. P

The best batting team in the 166566
would be Plank at Norwich and We
end Mobnughlin‘ or New tendon, pitch.
on; Codnor of Splinpileid 66d Burke
oi Meride‘n; Themed. Meridian. first
Intro: 3.66m. or New Plinv‘en, second
base: Butch“, of Hoiyoko. third base;
Noyes. of Now London,‘ short stop:
Foster. of Bridgeport. loft IIeldi Grok
1166.0! Norwich, continuum, and
Clark. at Brlduepoit; rliht held.

The best fielding team would be.
taking pitchers who had emulated: in
25 or more games. Vicious. at Holy“
okc, Lth. of Springfield Imd' Dunl-
Inn; of New Haven. pitchers. Bunyan.
of Hartford and O'Rourke. or bridge-
port. catchers; Yale, ’66P. Bridgeport. or
Csnevnn at New Haven. Iirst base:
Daily. of Hartford
Eaton, of Holyolre, third bilse; Noyes.
at New London. short stop; Austin. of
Norwich G Bennony otP§3New Haven,
and Arthur, of Bicycles. outfielders

In the base stealing line the best
team would be: Connor. of Springi‘
fluid, and Armbuster, or. New London.
catchers: Bowler 01,. Springfield, uc-
key, 0! New ilnv en. end Dong.‘ bi.“
London pitchers; Yule of Bridgeport
first : anney, of Bridgeport, see
(and blind; Holmium, of New Haven,
thlld base; Noyes, 0! New London,
short stall. and Keene, of New londou.
Foster. of Bridgeport, '1‘, Banned,
oi Hartfold and New ndou ‘o‘ut'
flelders.

Bridgeport lends the lesson In but,-
ting. while Holyoko and New Haven
are tied idr fielditigfil‘dolm‘l‘l
London was for ones to base
stapling line. The 1! team with;

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its 346663166 such hill

striking contrdet with Me‘rlden one Its
slim 92 Sprlugfleid is the leader id
mriiioins. Bridge ort In two and
three bliss hits on New Button in
home runs.
the most bases. although Keene sun

 
 
 
 
 

 

sacrifice hitting. He we; eerily the
'stur of the league. although: Murphy,

 

league all the season

 

 

—~—,lilnergy all gone? Headstone?
Stomach out or order? Simply a case
of tornid liver. Burdock Blood Bit:
ters will moire s new man or woman
of you.

eruueur‘ KILLED ’33 pAvouoPr.

Serious Riotlng in Audi-in Calls for
Interference by; the Boldlors. ‘

INNESBURCK, Auntria Nov. 19—-
The rioting in tlie students at the Uni
versity here which began yesterdhy
become so serious during the night
that ti‘oops. with fixed bu‘yoneng.
marched Into the midst of the German
dolitdnutratore‘. Ali 3 oclocit title
inorn‘i it the letter were hotloging and
wrookIng the‘ hotels occupied by the
Italian student‘sa An artist

 

 

 
 

 
 

named

6rt 6nd many persons
were wound . The building orcu-‘
pick! by tho‘ Itslisti nanny. or the Uni
versity wile Wrecked. P

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Pane sanitnriuxn to southern? gave up .

shell in this“ .300 616,66 and but nine 3

» could believe 6 titty-cent potent moul-
cme would touch my 91.139.

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Yale of’ Bridgeport state 11

Rising of New 1.611ng lgd nettle? nw
erases. A‘ltlxer, of pri ghcid, ledP‘In nag,-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

who jumped from Norwich would have me
pressed him had he remained In the

 

 
 

dby n bayonet thrust ‘

. regarding the zloniiit congress. ,. ._

d‘ could ii r of, hilt no
lie liuiil l «653m Bmililh Elihu.

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cities by too cloud ,
as.“ too little 636m P ,1

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ll'lilh on were
lllI ted
each on

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to post. ir‘oru ,
smoking, quit coffee it
sounded my llolly 51666
but without any, merited “II
“Friend 6» had: ottonP ed nodlm
try a: well known propriotniy' .66qu
Btunrt’s DYIIDG sis Tablets. pnd, 1
often” on used: te‘ nh‘w‘s‘iinosr ndve‘
ments oi the remedy, but never took
any stock In Myertised medicines noi- .

“ "To niske I ‘idrig stemmed; 1- undo:
Iy, bought 6 ceilple or packages at the
dearest drug store. and took two or
three tablets after each meal and no
csslonnlly 6 foblet between month.
when 1’ folt‘eny 166116; of nails
discomfort.i “ ‘- ‘PP‘
“l was ‘surprised at the dot »'
first week to note ‘6 msrhcdfilhprove- ~
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health
Power
Dyep‘sp‘rls Thblets W‘s-P6 ‘ .
completely, and they did hot lip-
point me. I can eat and sleep and
spicy my coded odd elm, bed so one
would suppose I had ever known the
horrors of dyspepsia "‘ "‘

"Out of friendly eerie
to the proprietors of the remedy 66k;
log for information as “to what the
tablets contained; and they replied
"that the princi _ oi ingredients were 66'- .
eptit'i pepsin government test). malt '
dlustsss; And other natural digestives.
which digest load regardless of the
ponditdn of the stomach“ ‘ .

The root of the minor iii this. the
dige‘nt‘lveD elements ‘ contained
Stuart'sD spepsis Tablets will digest
the I'ooli re the overworked shomnch
a chance t9 recuperate and th'é no'rv‘es
6nd ‘wiiole system receive the nourish
monr which can only come from food:
stimulantb and nerve topics never giro
real streuwgth the grit!
strength anfllfldb y t lid
tion Every drop 0 iii”

Whetre a‘nd tissue Is dinnidn‘vgh edfa
from our yi’ood, and‘ii” 11“"

Ito um i action sud complete
Pd ”glestlon by the regular use bf so good

wholesome a remedy as Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, you will have no
need oi‘nervéi Ionics hull an itsrlumt.
Although stuhi't's Difp 93g“ 6'I‘abl6ts
eve been in‘ the mar et 1y 6 few

661’s yet prohsbly eréry d‘ gist' in
tyne United States, 066666 in (ii-est
ltain now sells them and considers ‘
them the most popular and maximum
or any" preparation for stonfich‘ troll

{616d before the We

ALLOWED CHRISTI,

Captain Ger-thin
Ron 'rdiii 3,;
‘GOMEL,’ ussln.
trial today olthe be , char ‘dwith
being responsible or no; i'l ting of
September 1903, Capt. Gorathiti. com-
thunder 6 one of the o ponies of
troops on the occasion o the riots. .
testified upon croseelts‘ihlnstion that
he allowedI Christian riot to 6le .
through the line 01' soldle.‘ “litur- ‘ P
their declared um he had not rec‘éived,
instructions from P9166 C’Ihiet Reev-
sky. The latter, w 0‘ was present
in court, Jumped up and flatly denied
the statement. saying: "I told you to
serve out hull cartridges 1 shouted
to‘ you to check the progress of the .
rioters. but you formed u loads (Pot ,
,cnahliug‘ them to paint through. " ‘ ‘
r. Alexanderofi testified to the In
tonne race feeling at (Ionic! no Jews ~
bolus admitted to the town club.
Counsel (or the Christi us closely 'P
croueexnmiuod the Jewis witneissos,

 

 

agility can: Soil overflow. P
re Fra‘nklln Sum, of New ”0151.16. ’
Del.. Eli's: "I suffered for Mind

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m 'tu'cim. “ rind”? W

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centho com misty?“
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P To sit down in a tonitortshi .clm
P , and spend an evening with 136th

. mas at our own risk if desired ,‘__P"

' Nealrly ulwnyetherc can be room Pinndc for ono'
Bookcase, and we have a Wonderi'ul collection “In Go d‘en ‘ PP
‘Oak FuIIIcWak, Mohegany finish odd Birdseye Maple.

our.

86qu are beautiful spccnucua of the cabinet maker 5 art In
solid Mahogany They are in all slicer-
corner in your library. hall or sitting room, or space he-
neath 6 window or staircase come in and let us show

you it“ Bookcase to fit it.

If you have a

All purchases made now we will stare until Ciu‘lsb

 

Artistic Lamps

A group of very elegant Electroli‘ers and the Port—

i".

‘ablcSPis in one of the Main Street WilidOWS. A still larger

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

assemblage can be seen in the China Store. The supports P'P ‘
(If these lights are gracefully shaped columns and stand-

ards of Bronze, Old English and Pompoiian metal.

The

Shades are of Cathedral and Art Glass, while eome very

beautiful ones are of Mosaic.

One of these Lamps will add much to the appearance ,

of a room. Prices moderate. . , ‘

Eidcidown Carriage Robes.

At-tlie Infants-3 Wear Section they have

prices (in a» lot of ‘Whitc Eiderd‘own

changed
Carriage Robes.

'l'hcy arePtleilify things, soft, warm, null just rightito’,
Pale blue and pink
satin ribbons are used fox the simple but effective trim.

P; L, f (III

luck the baby in for his daily airing.

mings. From $l.o‘o and $1. 50 up.

Leather TrinlmIIII‘IS

We have the modish Leather Bands which are used

on collars and cuiis of Automobile Costumes.
for the slight and severe ornamentation of Equestriennc,.

Suits.

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The D M Read

and \aleo

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