Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 23, 1905 · page 2

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

“1938,18 WHAT rou EAT

“foam. to on. u...‘ ‘.
more to no Wonk. "

‘ I 31.110 so. 11w
.moiu muslin. nil-1'3“. an M"

W by I. o. Danni e... cucu-

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

’ ‘ FOR SALE av
THV' CLIFFORD PHARMACY.

 

 

5‘ Pnnvsse FOR DR. HARPER,
f Offéred by the Immense Audience As
,, demoted in Orchestra Hall, Chicano.

CHICAGO Feb 23. ~——A silent prayer

., for the recur erv of President Wil‘. lam

.R Harper. of the University of Chico

, go, who has been operated upon in
the Presbyterian Hospital, was offer

“,I ed by the audience assembled in Or-

, chestra Hall to celebrate the birthday
V- anniversary of Washington. The pro-

,‘IIgram was arranged by the Union

' . Lea'zue Club.

.- ~Wlthout pronouncing the final bene-
dictionnnd with his head still bowed.
Dr. James 8. Stone of St. James
Episcopal Church asked that the au-

, dlence remain standing. ‘Lct Us for

. a. moment invoke the blessing of God

._ nponthat man, that great scholar.

_ ‘ that friend of us all. President Hnr

'. Vper. who is now undergoing such a

serious operation that he speedily may

be restored to us and to his work "

, . Dr Stone, after a moment's silence

, began to lepeat the Lord‘s Pra: er

I The audience fol owed him Almost

' 2’000 persons thus added their petl

.. . tions to those thnt had been offer-oi iii
the University of Chicago and over

the city. ‘

 

 

NO MORE STOMACH TROUBLES
All stomach trouble in removed by
'the use of Kodoi Dyspepsia Curt. ll
gives the stomuth perfect rest by dl
seating what you out without the stem
ach'e aid. The food builds up the
body, the rest res. ores the stomach to
health. You don't have to diet your
self when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
, Cure. J. D. Erskine. of Allcnvllle
I Mich, says, :1 suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for some time. My
alster—in-inw has had the some trouble
and was nor able to out for six weeks
She lived entirely on warm water. Al
ter taking two bottles of Kodol 'Dys
pepsin Cure she was entirely cured
She now eats heartily and is in good
health. i am glad to any Kodol gave
the instant relief." Sold by The Chi
ford Pharmacy. ‘

DEADLOCK OVER SATURDAY
V HALF HOLIDAY

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.~—Over the mat
ter of a Saturday hnif holiday. 8,600
carpenters and 3,500 bricklayers are
in a. deadlock with their employers
Arbitration has failed to relieve the
situation thus far. although confereno
on have been in progress for three
weeks. The difficulty is made more
serious because of the r‘efurul of each
union to yield‘to the desires of‘ the
other. in place of the biweekly pay-
day now in effect the men also are de-
manding that they receive their wages
every seven days

All the differences have been nub
, mitt ,uccording to the agreementsio
orbit tion committees from the un-
ions and the building contractors
council. In ruse of fullure to reach a
settlement an umpire will be chosen.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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, AQONIZING BURNS

are nslnntly relieved, and perfectly
. heal‘ , by'liilcklcn‘n Arnlrn Buive.’ O
‘ Rivenbark. Jr., of Norfolk. Va... written:
‘3?! burnt my lull-lo dreadfully; that ii
bilatered all over. Buokieu's Arnica
salve flopped the pain. and healed ii
withtlut n scar." ‘ Also heals nil
wounds and com, 260. at F. H. box
. bar's. druxgilit.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

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CHIGAOO MILKMEN COMBINE.
CHICAGO. Fen, fill—Milk consumers

of Chicago are new confronted b“

‘ combination of all the lame dairy
‘ilrtna in the city. The loading dealers

have met and quietly enacted on go

quotation which it In said. will

 
 
 
 

MY of milk. Email dealers predict
hot the price of milk would be raised
tie eight conir Thirty concerns con»
lilo: over 300 rairieii and depots in
lease ,Vmpoued the organization.

molten; in read.
up: you deal realm that men;

n editions originate in your food."
LEon may feel a twinge

eddy
inspiring

we

Viit will convince you
we Pills mi cull-nu
l sickness and to not:
led. foods-or mono;

as iii no... to have to be or
on affibnfiht to. to live

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my“

, _, “I like “dirt in the festivities toot manor»
I no the past week in college circled

4 State Senator Stiles Judson, Rev. An-

, Yule university. and Professor F. S.

‘ nine to control nearly the whole «up ,

., HARTFDED. Fob. zap-Five 'f‘rl in,
its! College students were not able to ‘

 

following the mid year examlnuti‘ous.

 

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ilI ‘ ‘3' t‘ “I’I'wo for o it ”'1 Hill
trig chapel too much. will have to
deny themeelvoo the‘ pleasures of (1111- .
legal life for three months. This is.
' n 01,11,113 Muscat. do as of discipline,
I inlt‘y undergraduut have renewed
in a long time; ~ ‘ ,
'rno semi annual examinations were
held about ten days ago Three-i young
men who had not taken the trouble to
be smart before the examinations got
smart"d‘11ring‘tliezu and tried to carry
information in other places than in
their heads. It is said that they con-
than when called before members or
the flicnlty and got lighter sentences
than would otherwise have been ill

,‘filctodr However, a yenr' a suspension
is all 111. as severed punishment on

Hiya.

fore it

cents ‘u‘

no other

 

No wonder iii:

‘ unlit grow enghmlnstfii.
mimuko Mn
after yearso

some both

Donn a Kidney P

suffer us.

I -, lui representations of the daily walk
‘ ‘iiolte in south nouns by VinioVajn‘s inn.
“ tidy. Pills. 1 I
Thomas Wood. who formerly rune.
sunset ii uhi‘bunéer by Militia.
and an employs at Asth’
"Fer three years
troubled glue a. crest doll.
straightened up 1 111111 a retort) inureu»
iar rheumatism. and it became so irif
at my work and when off
'duty, i felt it high time to check it lie-
more serious,
ills at hiaistad .1 phar-
many I had no backdohr and 1he scle-
nose in my muscles did but trouble me
after taking the pills. "
For sale by all dealers.
Foster Miiburn 00..
Buffalo N. Y. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Do‘un' s and take

became

box.

0.‘ono Jill ,Iny “1.11mi relic:
Public state—
ments like the following are but trnih~

 

Nor oil: I ° W ceramic. V’ I

till enquSh
F» iii. rumpled received a letter
from his and. Cleveland Fuensen’luh
yesterday, saying that lie and Mills

York yerterdoy. The ceremony WM
performed at the Ascension Memorial
ohiircil Rev J F. Steer, the rector.

 

olfactory, ofllciatlng. I was Mr.‘ Foursouiclis
lfiéfiey? wish that his son should Wait until he I

was 21 years of are before being milr
ried, but on receipt of the letter he
immediately telegraphed that the
young man and lilsVJIll‘IilG w uld.‘ be
welcomed home, and; they air veil on
a late afternoon train
.F’uessenich is 19 years of use.
Miami: Holder is an empioye of the Ex-
celsior Noodle Company. of this city.
senator Fuessenlcb is prominent in
the business. social and political life.
of Toirlngiou.
of the Hendey Machine Company, a
direotm of the To rington Gan Com-
bani. 'I‘oxrlnuton National bank, Tor.
r‘ug’ion Piiuilu; (.‘o. and an officer

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Price 50

 

any 0‘ liege inflicts short of expulsion.
The suspended studentis will be. allow
ed to rteurn immediately after the ex-
aniinntion in 1906 and will thus fall
into the next lower class. ‘

In“

STOP THAT COLD

or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up i ‘oids when
mar tried almost without exception
ill. 25. 50c and $1. 00 bottlee The, Chi
ford. Baxter's and Piaistod'.

WILL PASS CENTURY MARK. _.

PUTNAM. Feb. I23.,--Deacon . Ezra
Hammond of West Woodstock was 99
years oldIreceutly and indications are
that he will pose the century mark.
There is probably no Connecticut voi-
eran of. the Civil wax who is in better
physical condition The deacon is up
with the sun, saws wood. before break
fee and does light work around the
hon 9 during the day. On Sunday he
cool; to church and sings in the village
choir. He was bornon Woodstock Hill
on February 17 1806, and his parents
removed to West Woodstock when he
was 6 yours old. He had worked as a

 

 

 

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VICTORIA. Fl.

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EIGHTIHOUR BILL pEFEATED.

0. Feb. 23.—-—A bill
introduced by Hawthorne ’l‘hwaite.
Socialist leader, in the British Colum-
bia Legislature, for an eight hour day
in the British 00‘ umbin Smeltors, has
been defeated

PIRATING FOLEY'S HONEY AND

 

'Foloy & Co. (lhicago. originated
Honey and 'l‘ar us a. illrout and lung
remedy, and on atcount of the grout
n‘eili and populuiitl of Folel 11 Honey
ill’ii'l Tar funny imitations are offered
Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any sllbstiI
lute offered as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction.
is mildly laxative.
iuies and is safest for children and
Sold at Plainted's

genuine.

l" .I‘SOIIS'

it, contains no on-

of the Tunisian club and is allied
with many other T0llln"l'.0n interests

Cleveland F'uesscnich has not yet
finished his education in the Torring
ton High school .

COUGHS AND COLDB.

All coughs, colds and pulmonary
complaints that are. curable are quick
iy cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
Clears the phiegni,dru1vs Olli inilum
mation and heals and soothes the of
tested purto,slrcngtl1ene the lungs.
wards off pneumonia. ”ruthless and
pleasant to take Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy. ‘ ”

 

REV. DR. LEFEVRE DEAD.
, COLUMBIA, Feb 23 ~Rev. J. A
Lefev‘ic. at one time moderator of the
Presbyterian General Synod of the
United States and for forty years, a
Presbytellan puzitir in Baltimore, is
dead here :13ch

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hoemuher and repair'el for sixty
rears. His first vote cast for pres-
‘deni was for William ert in 1832.
who we... the Anti-Masonic candidate.
On election day, November 8, he wail:-
ad from his home to the hull. climbed
1i long flight of stairs and cost 11 vote
for Roosevelt. For his energy Pres
ideut Roosevelt sent him a photograph
with his compliments.

THE GRIP.

“Before we can sympathize with
others, we must have suffered our-

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lo disease that causes so much physi-
1al and menial agony. or which so
<ucccssfully defies medical aid. All
longer from the grip. however. may b1
welder] bs‘ the prompt use of (Ilium
.erlnin‘s Cough Remedy. Among the
one of thousands who have used this

 

Speakers at Annual Banquet.

BRIDG‘EPORT. Feb. 23 —-'l‘he six-
eenth annual bancuet of the mute to
.-icty, Sons of the American Revoluv
lion was held yesterday afternoon at
the Atlantic Hotel. with about 2011
numbers of the organization present.
some W. Blidseyo, of this city, was
oastmnsler, and the after dinner
speakers included Jonathan Trumbull,
president of the Connecticut society
%. A. R.: James Demon Hancock. pres.
ident of. the National society. S. A. it;
John R. VunWormer. of New York;

 

 

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Opium Morphine not Mineral I '

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Aperfuci Remedy i‘orConslipoV
lion. Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea
Worms .(ZOiiwlsioilsJ‘Wcrisii-
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remedy, not one case has ever been NOT NARCOTIC.
opened that has resuhed in‘ pneur
home or that has not recovered. For .
stile by Stillson-Poweil Corporation, ii ' Mil/all)
ZTifford Pharmacy. Pierce‘s Bridge wawbu
Pharmacy. Zeiifliss Pharmacy. “ ‘J‘W‘xmm .
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Secretary Stokes. of Yale, Among the "hydrod-
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secretary of

 

son Phelps Stockes jr..

Luther, president of Trinity college,

Hartford.
DR. LoPRANOL"

LADIES.

 
 

 

1 COM POUND.
€33 “Read; rentl ninth”; 1.51thng gnu-ii

 

 

 

cures a COM in One Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Congh. 25c

cures Worst Group In a Few Minutes.

Only Positive Cure for Quick Consum

rpm Breathing Pun-p nod Mum flooring.

lures Hay Fever or Money Refundiid.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 500

Cures Sore Throat and Ulccratad Tonciis.
ption.
'(Iils the Catarrh Microbe and Cums In Gite Month.

50¢ -‘$I300 I

Only Thing on Earth That cures Asthma.
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WMMMWMEMOMW
Toluiiuidtirip outoiihemmuetom the rigor of youth
I’ll”, w oil of» folio. Mill
till: the ruin of

am new Constipation
In 3,4 hm Kai-Milo in i (ii

summer mum

TRIAL BOTTLE 25c

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251:; so. n... o: no or DBUGGIS’I‘SL
up. Moreen a co. nip. chemists. .

viii.

«New

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20 on treet-

I “width Militia“
bottle of NM
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nonuniform, Feb salamander

Iii‘unnie Holder wexe mairiod in New

lie. is superintendent ,

 

s all ltllportuut

Loi‘iiu answer it their Try Co
American most popular mu.
oeived Highest Award. Geld

Wuri the Fair. tit. Donia. 19in. scam

thing in the package: add boiling will“

told not to cool FluvorswLomwl. 0“

nose. Raspberry, Strawberry. (2. one

into rind Cherry. prder’ l1 ack‘ 3‘. of

6123011 flavor not); your are r-‘tbdoy
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Strikers fllugghd EnglliV'
Poland. .
WARSAW,R"1ssiun Poland rents
-No trains are running in either di-

 

, lection today on the Vituliid Railroad

The mhiiagoment attoninttid to install
soldiers as firemen but the strikers
had plugged the‘ water gauges. with
the result tinii the amateur firemen
iuined fill. r locomotives.

The strikers also do. rifled. aniln‘iber
of ours. The men demand. an diam
hour day and on increns or Wales. '1 as
directors offered an incronn of warm
to some employers and to grant it nine
hour day but the strikers refused.

their solidarity to other nude in this
important juncture of the labor moves
ment, and because the management
Oppressed and exploited the men. . , ,

The employen of the government al-
coho] monopoly walked out this morn-

1111 general strike in Vistula and St
Petershurg Railroads is hourly ex-
pected. .

The strikers paraded Czerlnakowsha
street today. smashed the window of
five factories and forced the workmen
to leave. Troops were. summoned
and it is reported tired on the strik-
er.s

Owing to the railroad etiike no
malls have been received here from
the west since yesterday momma. ,

PLATT’S SUIT DISMISSED.
Mrs. Elias Keeps the. $885,000 Secured
From Him. , “

NEW YORK. Feb 23. #The Inuit of
John R. Plait tho octoge'nnrinn mil
lionaire, to compel llnmiah Elias a
negroés, to ,return to him $685,000,
which he alleged he gave to her ‘dur.
ing 11 period extending over twenty-five
yours, wus dismissed by Justice O’Gor.
lilnn in the Supreme Court. Justice
tl‘tlorman Said the case was absolutely
without evidence to sustain Platt’s al-
legation that the money was obtained
from hiln by menus of threats of bod-
ily harm and exposure of their rela-
ious.‘ 0n the othel hand, the court
says the plaintiff asserted that the al-

cued threats thei' affected him, and
he expressly admitted that he was
moved alone by sentiments of affection
for the woman in giving the money in
question. Justice O‘Gorm'anlinds no
allegation or suggesdon in the. com-
u‘nlut that Plait was an incompetent
or of impaired mental capacity, nor
but the money was obtulued by the
exercise of undue influence. He hole-
fille dismisses the complaint but 111th
our. costs.

A MENAGE TO HEALTH.

Kidney trouble is an insidious dan-
ger and many people are victims of a
noxious niniud} before the symptoms
ure loeognized. Foleys Kidney Cure
cot rec a irregularities and strength-
one and builds up the kidne;rs.a and it
should be taken at the first indication
of kidney trouble, as it is impossible
to have good health if the kidneys are
deranged. 861d at Plnlsted's Ding
Store. "

 

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GUNTHERB. cHicAoo..wms
FIRST PRIZE.

MlLWAUKEE. Wis, Feb. 23.—-—The
last firemen squad in the American
Bowling Congress tournament finish~
ed at 1:20 llllR morning with Gunthers
No. 2,.of Chicago, the winner of the
first prize. $450. with u score of 2.795.
Kioempkens, Chicago. 2 629; lmperlsla
Fond Du Lac. 2.449; Bedenwlv; and
Film. Chicago, 2.577; Grand. Chicago.
2.530; Blue Ribbons. Erie, 2,570: PreI
mos, Port Washington. 3.688; Missou-
ri. Kansas City, 2,670: Omaha. Omaha.
2,7l3; Crescente, Kansas City. 2.597:
Spicgeiburgers. South Oshkosh. 2,286:
Dad's Colts, Fond Du Lac, 2 till: Qua-
kers, Smith Oshkosh. 2,116; l’lllitcrs.
§§.__7l’oui, 2,543; Apaches, Oshkosh.
u, I .

W

romc To fill: SYSTEM“ .

For liver troubles and constipation
there is nothing better than DeWiiin
Little Early Risers. the lemon. little
Pills. They do not weaken‘ the stom-
ach. Their action upon the system
in mild“ plenum and harmless. Bob
Moore. of Lah‘ayette. Ind. mu: “No
one talking DoWlti's Little Early
Risers do their work. All otheru pills
i have used gripe and make me lick
it My stomach and never cured me
”8“” v
to be iiio lung nought relief They
me simply perfect." Perilous travel-
ing find Little Early Bloom the most
roll bio remedy toicnrry with them.
Sci by The Clifford Pharmacy in

"an...”

CAPTAIN KILLED BY A RAUL.

SOUTHAMPTON. Ens. Poll. 23“
George W. Raynor, oiptsin of the trio
blue steam yacht Lorain (Wounds?

All Barber. of New llurid. 1m liiii’ed
today by a fill front the mm is hiiV
fro? tho chort'robm reunite the not

lift roar nu bneu uncut

hero. The Lorain blotted on 0. mm
month's cruigaaemrdny under chin

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All efforts 11m ”1.1.33 to find it 1...
tor remedy for enrolls. col drool! loud.
it stops the cough.

hour the lunar

, cold. J; N Patterson, Nubile. food.
writer:
cold on my lungs and tried at low

since and bud treatment from two
physiologic without getting “I? benefit
A friend recommended noisy ii Honey
all”. for snow twéthirdnt of“‘ a bottle our.

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be 11.3.? Wigglfl‘g“ WWW?“ til Mil,
would Wonder

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A inanimate issued this thinning by. ,
the strikers says they struck‘ in show .

iii Little Early Risers proved-

troubled iiilli Foley's Honey end for ,
Iiid prevail" deficits results from a '

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Infused thousand yards of
Wash Goods at. 19c '" fr yard

Scotch Nub Suiting
Scorch Union Linens
Bourkite StilllilLfS

 

M'ciaugc-‘II II
Nub Voile
All linen Vo’ie . ..

Just tile very thing‘s to in: were this coming summer.
Materials that will go into the tub as often as necessary
and some out fresh as new. 19¢ a yard.- ,.

Special in ihilcy Madras, for Which there is a great
imam iii men“ s shuts ..‘th1 women' s shirt waist dresses.
These arr for the nest part small heat.- figures or stripes
(in White grounds. ,- Full 36 inches wide, f5c a yard!

Oxfo‘ld Waisiing... Rather heavy were. White ,
grounds with figures and stripes, that. will moire serviceable
Wafers. ’1 hey will be just right to wear. new. bettvcen sea-
sons. The matriial will be fine for little boys’ dresses
Value 25c. 816C :11 at 15c - .. .-

Bath Robe Flanntl. A. few patterns of these, the hind
that used to sell at 39c, soft, thick and warm. 19¢ a yard,
while thev last. .

 

In the Upholstery Store.

The new S. ikolincs. Never hetero were there $11th
pretty patterns I‘hcre are violets and cornflowers strewn
on a white ground. crimson rambler roses on trellises;
briar roses and carnaticris ’Ihc material is fin. with a soft
silky finish alto *ctlicr ven attractive. Iz/c a yard

New bash \iusi. us. Dots, figures- and stripes, 8, to,
12%,and15c 3 331(1

Ruffled Saisl‘. (mt rains, made ready to hang, nothing ,to
do except slip in the rods and put them in place. 19 and
25¢ a pair.

Door Panels, special. Of BrusSels Net, 32X40 inches,
with center medallion in applique, 19c each.

 

The new Fibre Mattings are on exhibition.

The D. M. Read Co.
Sonics” Shirt Wallets.

SPRING BYI CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK.
SPECIALS WE HAVE CHOSEN:

Santos Shirt \Dats‘ts.

Ladies Sateen will-is,

 

FOR T? WEE-KLM‘XQ

 

Ladles' Flannel Wiring,

m wm $1.00. v.49 wm m
udles‘ Check Walsts, mdies' Mohair Wallis.

$1.00 were $1.50. 159 were. $1.00.
Ladies“ Flannel Wald“, Mdles'MohaVlr Wants,

75:: war. 31.00. "no wm duo.

Ladies’ Flannel Waists, Ladiel's Mohair Woiuti.
01.00 were $1.60. 01.49 were $2.00.
OTHER wmra A'I' SIMILAR nebuc'fiom. ‘

A FEW MORE PIECES OF FUR LEFT AT .THE
RBIGEB.

MARKED DOWN

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