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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 15, 1905 · page 2

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ct to apply to boilers
_ as oi! locomotives, motors 3
‘ bibles; boilers in private

heating purposes ex

113 less than Iiiteon‘

press re to the square Inch.
, {drillers by not applying

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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,, , ,d i‘tlllnly be locked Ionic
‘ .mw ed- that the other unions
., timimConnecticut will join
, nbury wanton in support oi"

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yMOEI. TOMAOH TROUBLIB.
‘ lit- omach trouble in removed by
‘ e ot‘Kodol Dyspepsia Curt It
the stomach perfect rest by (if
I What you out without the atom
alt," The food builds up the
bodth t restores the stomach to
th NYou don’t have to diet your
when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
J. D. Erskine, ot Allenviile.
Icht, says. “I suffered Heartburn and
“much trouble for some time. My
ei‘dnélaw has had the same trouble
on who not able to eat for six weeks.
he ived entirely on warm water. A!
taking two bottles of Kodol Dys-
feasts Cure she was entirely cured.
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View eats heartily and is in good
t
in.’ instant relief."
I vii Pharmacy.

your course mm ~uivna.

i “*9“
ai‘i for Port Chaater Suddenly ‘l‘lltad
Go Overboard.

9 A large iioat containing tWelve beav
"in loaded freight cats was so badly
.1 ostled and heaved about by the heavy
«titles of ice in the East River New
York. that while she was being towed
oil Fifty tourth street, near the mouth
of eddying Hell Gate, she was tilted
(in énd and the tivelve cars wore pre-
"ipitated Into the river. .
Among these carswwere two con-
signed to Port Chester. one loaded
‘with beer barrels. while the second
positioned miscellaneous freight.
This happened on Wednesday of
.l tweak and every day demands have
made at the local trclgbt oince
or Irelght that was “surely shipped."
Not until Saturday did the looal au~
‘thoritien learn of the mishap and
«were able to explain why the goods
h‘a'd not arrived
~ A! the spot in which the cars .lla
. where the tide hows very swiftly.
it will be a difficult matter to raise
itheitn, but it is understood that great
. es and wrecking derricka will be|
.. ed and the cars lifted one by one
to be hosts.
' uch’ or the merchandise will be
W; but it In said that ale and beer
i , keep as well as in the moat lrn
rt”! ed reirizerator. 1

I am glad to say Kodol gave
Sold by The Gilt.

 

 

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FRAUD EXPOSED.
319w counterieitars have lately
cumming and trying to sell lmlta»

a of. Dr King‘s New Discovery for
gonauthption. Coughs and Colds, and
other medicines, thereby detrauding

publioi‘ This is to warn you to
beware at6 such people. who seek to
props through stealins the reputation
gr remedies which have been success.
lly curing disease, for over 85 years.
A" aura protection to you is our name
the wrapper.-, hook for It. on all
g. Kill“. or Buokle‘n‘s remedies. as
othurllN are more Imitstloua. H. E.

£00., Chicago, ill., and
Blndaor. Gunilla

a. a. it. wants cacao.

Want to tract Monument at Comps
, Inch." Wastp art.
the initiation (it the Connecticut
M 7‘. ions of the American Reroiu‘
with sat at the present general all
Ir an appropriation of It. 000 for
tion or a monument at Co
, ' in the town of Westport, who
L tiah amoral 'i‘ryon landed with
‘ , gonna and started upon his raid on
‘ nry. .
‘ meeting or the board at
, the society at the Union ea:-
New Haven, a committee to
ths'mattsr 13:21: the attention
, numbers at legislature wall
‘ Members of the moiety
section of the suite our
lilO’WiiiEllflw, “which

a. chili to permit'
the general assembly to be
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‘l‘i‘r‘ed, sick nerves cause nervous headaches.
The nerves stop doing their work properly. .
The protest against neglect and abuse.
Their tired, sick condition is shown in many
we 8, sometimes one way, sometimes anhther.
ea‘daches, “unstrung” "worn out," "run
down," “nervous," “blue,' all warnings from aiclt
nerves.

Health, vigor. determination, courage—in fact,
all that makes life WOW? living depends upon a
healthy supply of nerve orce.

Paine’s Celery Zlompmmd makes new Nerve
Force. it revives the. old force and makes new.
it not only does this, but by strengthening the
nerves that control all the organs of the bod, it
cures the real cause of headaches, neuralgia, r en-
matism, malaria and the many diseases coming
from a run down condition of the nerves. . .

For 18 years Paine‘s Celery Compound has
been the most universally used nerve vitalizcr and
tonic in the world. For 18 yearse-think of this
fact and realize what it means

Read the experience of Mrs. L F Mulray after
La Grippc:_

“Following a aavara attack of La Grippa
my general health aaamad to ba aarloualy
enacted. l suffered from constant narvoua
headache and waa ao unatrunp that every-
thln irritated me until I waa in a pracarloua
con tlon. i also was troubled with aiaap.
leaanaaa and would ride In the morning more

weary than whan I wentto bad. Aa my med-
lcina did not seam to help me any the doc-
tor adviaad a «template change, but, an l was
unable to go away. a neighbor adviaad ma to
try Palna’a eatery Compound. i uaad it faith-
fully tor a wait. ruling that l daily grew
better and arranger and my health kept grad.
ually improving until i had uaeii three and
a half bottlea. when I was in perfect health,
with no trace of my former troubiaa. A
number of my frianda who saw what Paina'a
Celery Compound had done for me have used
it since, and the all feel an plaaaad with re;
suit: as i am. ours vary truly "—Mra L.
F. Mulray. Firth and Mercer atreeta. Seattle,
Waah. Treasurer Skoogay Country Club.

Thousands of grateful patients tell of the
unfailing effect of Paine' s Cclerv Compound as
a nerve vitalizcr and tonic Physicians. the
world over, use and prescribe it and testify to
wonderful cures.

One bottle will prove its wonderful properv
ties~it gives almost instant ct‘t‘cct.

Try Paine s Celery Cmnpound to-day.

It braces you up at once.

See how much better you feel

See how much more easily the trials roll away.

Let Paine’ s Celery Compound strengthen and
restore our nerves. nourish your system, purify

our blood and help you backto vigorous.

110}. ant health

Remember this-Paihc' s Celery Compound
is the prescription of one of the mast famous
physicians America has ever known-wProf. E

E,Phelps of Dartmouth University

All reputable druggists recommend and sell

Paine' s Celery Compound.

VIII-Ll. RICHARDSON I. 00., '
BURLINGTON. VIRMOIT. ,

geckos Shirt \Datstt

AfliTHE BEACON ADVANCES WI. MUST MAKI RIADY FOR YH!
IPRINO BY CLOCING OUT WINTER OTOCK. FOR THII WIIK’I
IPICIALC WI HAVI CHOQIN: ‘ '

Sistine.” Shirt Wants.

Ladlea' Flannel Walata.

 

 

 

Ladies aat'ben Waiata.

150 were $1.00. 01.49 wanna».
Ladlea‘ Check wimp, Ladles’ Mohair wnm.
01.00 were “.50. "a were 01.00.

Laiilas' Mohair Wrists,
31.00 wara $1.80.

Ladiu' FlannelWaiais. Ladlos’is noun:- Wallis,
am ware use. we warm.
ornsn waiajra A‘I' IINIILAE ssoucrmua. '

Ladies“ Flannel Walnuts,
76o m. 01.01;.

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FRICII.

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‘fflf‘lhe eleventh Annual emanation or

‘1 ‘del‘ohatlo o
to oil/held

n . u 11‘ ‘
sum of this title Association
All arransem’cnts bay ya I

the connecilcut sate Ass ‘lptiou of
Letter Carriers which will be held at
Steamed llall, corner Main and Stats
street. Bridge sport. next Wednesday at-
ternonn, crusty 22, commencing at 2
ocloclt. Upward or 200 delegates are
expected to be present. in addition to
every postmaster in charge of a tree
dciiyoiy silica in this state. ,

The convention. it is expected. will
benchemlagzest eve; holtli‘ in this stats
on w a one u mac interest on .
mioxule‘nu it after «no

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has Malays been customary to
elect thenew president or tile associa-
tion to act as doings a and If the rule
ls tollowgd out this our the delegate
will he ohn E. McElroy, of Bridge
port. who is at present vice-president
and in line for advancement tolthe
presidency at the earning election.

A reception committee, composed of
24 prominent Bridgeport men has been
formed and will not In conjunction
with Postmastel William ii. Marigold
in entertaining the mutual postmas-
ters at the Algonquin Club during: the
senator: of the carriers in the utter-
noou. The committee is compelled of:
Hon W. ii. Marigold. P. lit. . chair-
man; lb W Lyon. assistant P. it: E.
S iiunt,.csshier; Denis Mulvlhlll,‘ may-
or: i“: J. Nan-smote. collector of port:
Coir M It. Razors; Judge H. C Star
ven on Judge E P. Nouns Hon.i1ugh
Stir- ;, Prod Enos. prrsldimt or board
otltnde; Frank A. Wiimotu E. G:
Burnhnmi‘ George E. SOIEBI‘B. George
E. Hill. l). E. Marsh, P. 'l‘. Staples.
1’. h. Holser, Jerome Orcutt, Hon. M.
L Reynolds, Hon A. W. Paige lion
W. R. Brown lion. Henry lure. Sheriff
8 E Hilwley.1ion. Al. Doty, Wil-
Main 1‘ Myer, P 0_ inspector

At the conclusion or the business
session the members and invited
guests will adjourn to chuonuock
Hall, where a banquet will be enjoyed.
The latter will be prepared by the la-
dies of Fidelity Rebekah Lodge, 1. l).
0. E. who are noted as experts in
that line. Speeches will he in order
‘nnd general good cheer will predomiv
auto.

The present otllcers of the associa-
tion are: President. l". i.. Sunburn.
New Britain: vice president, .l. P.
McElroy, Bridgeport; secretary. .l. B.
ticssnmn Hartford; treasurer, William
scymour. Meridian“ -

The committee of arrangements In
composed of the following carrier»
and oiilcials or the postoillce depart-
ment In Bridgeport: ‘3.er

J. L. Christie, chairman; P. H.
Flynn. secretary: J. i“. McElroy.
treasurer; H. C. Henna, .l. 1). Benton.
F. ii. Howard, 0. WV. Green, P. W
Chase, R. N. Burroughs.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

——lt's a mistake to imagine that;
itching piles can‘t be cured; a mistake
to suitor a day longer than you can
help. Dean's Ointment brings instant
rcllvi’ and permanent cure. At any;
drug store. 50 cents

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CHICKEN THIEVIS IN EOUTHPORT

Sayer-at Realdenta Lose Entire Hock
oi Chickens. .

SOUTHPORT, Feb. 15.-—Chickeu
thieves are running a harvest in the
village by their nightly visits among
the local hennsries. During the past
week'severai residents havo lost their
entire flock of Iowis by the thieves.

 

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‘ 4A FEW MORE PIIICII 0F FUR LIFT AT THE MAEKID DCWN " ,1 'r;

who are thought to be local parties
and several well known characters are
under suspicion. having been seen at
‘ late hours near the vicinity where the
thieves have visited. several nights
ago the hennory of'Jllmoe Smith was
entered nild’hls iliilil'ii'iiiittlmll' chickens
stolen. The residents who own
chickens are now on which for the
thieves and if they are discovered at
work they will carry away 11 charge (it
buckshot, inuleuduot chickens. '

. 70 can: A com iN ONI DAY
alts Laxative Brains alpine Tablets
i druggiata refund 9 money I! it
our to cure. E.‘ W Groves signature
is on each box. lilo.

08L IICOMll CCNICIINCI
' ITIICKUN.

HARTFORD. ll'sb. lll.—-Roso Mo
Lsughiin. of Boston. gave herself up
to the police today. saying she was
conscience stricken. she told Chief
at Police Dunn that she had been
employed by Michael Daugherty. a
contractor and builder or that city and
had stolen ”to from him and model:
trip to New York, where she spent the
money. The police in Boston were
communicated with and said that a
girl oithat name was wanted titeret
on a charm oi theft. like will be
taken to Boston tor trial.

No Dessert 1
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mall clerks have triedt

yours and none of them has expressed
any land dollire to keep the ion:
the first place the Clark has to at
about ballpast tour in the morals: in

out past eight. The work on the route
llil so}: especially hard but literals lit» ,

 

{labile intercepted the substitute on

probably be overlooked by the depart.

lava New Haven about it w

to takeWgflalo‘iginht. ‘

ins it
about the tooth. and were aware
it of .llln last that their letters and

man ,the devolution tira‘udn‘ao
assessor bet0
South Norwnlk d Danhury an
trip was miss
years that he had the run . .

Since Mr. Bw’ltt was transferred to
Bridgeport a few month ago seven
to run but
be hold down so well tor so now

Dill.

order to get things in readiness tor
the first trip up the road. He does
not get through at night until about

out it that is interesting.
. plerk Schlie, who overhl
«the ill

officially an attache oi the Danbury
post oilice.

Mr Schile tattered with a badly ul
ceralcd tooth sundny and before he re-
tired Sunday night took some medicine
to relieve the pain. The medicine
contained acme sort of drug and under
Its influence the young man forgot all
about the aching tooth and the mail
service 'asrweli and slept until long
after the morning train for Dnubury
had left South Norwalk. He tele
graphed explanations to the post otlice
department as soon as he recovered
his senses and then hurried to Dan-
bury on the. next it sin In the mean-
time other telegrams had matched. the
post office oilicials and they had dis-
patched a substitute to this city. Mr.

tr'the road. however, and quickly 1mtsn~
sled things:
slept under such circumstances will

ment as his,1'ccord is first class.

TONIC TO THE SYSTEM.

For liver troubles and constipation
there Is nothing better than DeWItt‘s
Little Early Risers the famous little
Pills They do noi weaken the atom
ach. Their action upon the system
is mild, pleasant and harmless. Bob
Home. of ”Fayette, lnd.. says, "No
use talking. DeWItt's Little Early
Risers do their work. All other pills
l have used gripe and make me sick
in the stomach and never cured me.
DeWItt's Little Early Risers proved
to be the long sought relief. They
are simply perfect." Persons travel
lng find Little Early Risers the most
reliable remedy to carryrwith them.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy "
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TO INVISTIGATE COUNTY JAILB.

Commiaaion at Three Aaitad fol-“by
Representative Marsh.

The very small proportion which the
earnings or the prisoners in the county
jails throughout the state bear to tho
.eost of maintaining the inntiiutlous
was touched on by Governor Roberts
in his inaugural message. t In likely
to tcceito considerably more attention
before. the legislature is through the
inn-.mlutilou of a bill by Represents
tivo S. .l. Marsh. oi Waterbury. cull-
mg for the appointment of a cannula
stun of three to Investigate conditions
algal rciloll them to the assembly of
i. I.

hit. Marsh is clerk of the Water-
bury district court and is more or less
familiar with the matter which he do-
sirescalled lo the attention or the as-
ssmhly. consequently the bill backed
by him will probably carry some
yelghi when it Is taken up for a hour
ng.

The iull text of the bill In as {01 l
Ions:

Section l. The governor is hereby
authorized and directed to appointed
or before the first day or June. 19115.
a commission or three persons to be

 

 

 

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Faction 2.“. shall be the: duty '0!
said commission to investigate [lili pl‘d
som system of management of all tilP
county Jails in the state. the records
of commitments to such Institutions
during recent years, with a “matters
or interest. pertaining there the fa
ceipta and expenditures of Ililla, In
eluding accounts of fees paid to county
sheriflu and other iall oliiclnla, nudes
counts hall in connection with the in
dustrial employment of prisoners. in
Jolie. and any or all matters pertaining
to the management at such institu-
tions. The books and records oi courts
and court unicorn of county commie
sinners. and or county sheriffs and all
otllcora oi Jana shall be freely open to
the members of said commission in
the prosecution of their olilclal duties
as provided in this not.

Section 3. Bald commission shall
make a report of the results of its in
vestlsatlonn to the general assembly
of 1907, including such recommende-
ticna (or new lasinlatltm M. it may
deem hast to improve the present sys-
tem oi management of county jails
with special reference to their unified
control and management by the state.

Section 4. The traveling and other
necessary expenses or the members or
said commission Incurred in the per.
formalise at their omelet duties shall
be paid it the state comptroller upon
orders do y‘ presented and the sum or
three thpdtand dollars is hereby spore.
printed the par; mill or carrying out
the provisions of' his not.

aim

rant. on sloth/ALE course

rho" Ii hoot ' ’1 i
neatly. it its bill ”titties Foin'iiilgi
ale. N. ’Yi. our 31 e‘ii

plot yesterday we... lulu ed rennin
’lni Ironi Inn on a prevail:

 

The tact that be over.» “’

in the twent one

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lie is still the regularly ‘ V
assigned clerk for the route. but he is
sorting mall up in Augusta, Mm. while

it While in ,

«Inshorsizdid not reach them on liul , V ‘

 

Housekeeping Articles.

we havé lately been receiving i111 ge additions to our
Kitchenware Store until we believe We have every article
needed in either kitchcu or dining room.

New lines of Cdoking Utensils are here, Iresli from the
manufacturer, and such tempting things from the house-
keeper 5 point of view it will be a pleasure to cook with
such dainty looking and convenient things.

Two kinds of Blue Enameled Ware appear, dark blue
and turquoise, both with immaculate white linings There iS ‘
every conceivable style and size. .

ntoltt’tomplcte stoclt oi‘pinin Gtay Foamtlcd Watch.
shown,‘ ill i cty'nrtlclc the cock might requirc.
quota priccs’on some” G‘rny Enameled W ate the tint-st quill—
ity; we do not carry “second.

 
 

Rice 3011““. .......... 5llcts. wan. Basins, . 166th.
Covered Buckets, 18015. (‘ol’fee Boilers, ....... . fillets.
(lolanders,....... 20cts. MeasuringCups, ....... locts.
Berlin Kettles, 411111., .. shots. Convex Kettles, .. souls-
Preserving Kettles, 20cts. Milk Kettles. 26cm.
Tea Kettles, ....... Ihcts. Dish Pans, ......... 45ers.
BerlinSsuce Pans, 35ers. Lip Sauce Pans. 10cts.
Shallow Stew Pans. 12cm. Deep Sauce Pans, 18cts,

Berlin Sauce Pots, (3 quart size, 45c.

Wash Boilers. A small collection of Boilers, the best
gradli, which lmvc‘ becomc bruised or denied. They are
all right for use, however, and will he sold at exactly half

price. For instance a Boiler at'$2.00 sells for $1.00. Several .
sizes in the lot. _ 1. . ,1 “ * '

Sale of Ingram Remnants

A: lot just recall/ed from the mill, Rcmnants from to to
25 “yards in a piece. All colors, all patterns, much that' iS de—
sirable. 40¢: a yard. Special. }

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If you are thinking about a new gown stop at the Dress
Goods Section and look at the new Mohairs.

 

The D. M. Read Co.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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We Call Your Attention

To the advantages uttered in the
using of our Lehlgh anal. Less dirt,
less dust. more comfort more satin.
faction, more heat to the bucketiuil,
more economy to the ton than any coal
sold. Gives satisfaction because It’s
satisfactory coal Try it once. You'll
see, the advantage or using It always.
No Trading Stamps. Remember you
get value in Goal.

8. .llERSllflElli & SON.

122 Water Street, Tel. 236—3.

74 Sesvlew Ave.. Tel. 97—43.

Wood Street, Tel. 203—5.

John T. Hayes, 5 Main 8L, Norwa'lk.
Public Market, 32 So. Main st. 50. Nor.

'i‘he Rind “You Have Always nought. and which baa been
in use for over 30 yeara. has home the signature of
and as. been memories- on per-

sonaiaupervialon since ital-tuner.

4‘ Anew no one todeoelve you in this.

All counterfeita, ltuitatlons and "Junta-good" are but:
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
Infinite and Children-Experience against Etnari‘ment.

What Is CASTORIA

Ontario is a harmless substitute tor Castor Oil. fare-r
goric, Drops and Soothing ”rope. It is Pleasant. it
contains neither Opium. hine nor other Nat-Mo
substanae. Its no la la tee. It destroys Wilma
and allay a ll‘everlahnena. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
(Julio. It relieves Teething II‘lurublcil. cures (ions is
and Fistuienoy. It assimilates thisi Food. regulates this
Stomach and Boweia‘. giving healthy and mm man. 1 '
The children's Penance—trite Mother's Friend. ‘

oauuma CASTORlA swore

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