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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 28, 1905 · page 2

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ryh‘as’ introdu bed It.
etltion tram subdivllllollé‘.’ c.
r_ herhood or Locomtlve sun».
1 tford, in raver oi the en»
an prohibit“ til it
oh ‘man as a ioconi’tlvi'?
0 has hotbed three year;
We a a locomotive hreitili
e p'erie e ace locomoll lve

 
 

FRAUD EXPOAKD. 9
,. terteiierd liav

thereby dlhit
I; is to warn rm to
pee is. who sec to
_ . steali g the rcpiIVth on
esw whips have In mice sli-
disease, tor or I lie yelp.
action to you ii our name
pper. Look for itch Iii
" .9 or Bu‘cklon‘s' Ieni‘edien,V V
at a are mere lmltattbna. ‘ ‘V
‘4..th N a ado. Chicago. in}:I

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

RTFORD. Feb. isiw'rhe Conneo

tioiii 0 Company, with a capital

V stock 0 550,000 tiled a certldcote oi

, £110: on wth the Secretary or

_' allots y sterdsy The company will

V d? business In Bridgeport The names

,0 monster Alien w. Page, or snags

- pd .9 Sherman T Cats and W. ”I...

His lII appear among the incorpora
, o ‘.

ONLY CLONE POI-l OYSPEPOIA.
VliinI. Franklin Bush of New Chstie
, Ooh, says: "i suiiered for years with
d yIpepsln. used to have great distress
vied Mbelching I tried everything I
could item or but nothing helped me
uhtli I took Brazilian Balm, and one on
will botle cured me completeiy "
, FoI sale. by R. H. Plalsted. 5‘. ll. Bait
.n and tho (lilil’nrd Pharm'ncv -'

New ansn 'coNenecAI-iouAt.
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NEW HAVEN, Feb 27. —-A circular
letter has been sent out in this city
cloned by all Ihe Cohereentionai pas
tors suggesting special services and
Union meetings during beat for the
“a akenlng of the personiii social
in ustrlal and civic conscience.‘

GRAVE TROUBLE FOHEBEEN.

it needs but little foresight to tell
that when your iteration and liver are
badly eifected, have trouble is sheen,
umcse you take the proper medicine
for your disease, as Mrs. John A.
Young, of Clay. N Y., did. She airs:

 

 

of live has been appointed at a team

« yéIrs.
. re-‘eloct on.

lib y e
i accomplished.“ 9. ..

rmeu WWI

' V lilch Colonel N. H. Holt wi

The roads comm ,.
Irwthe Creenvii Tr
to and the .stcmt'ordu
airway Comedy, the
.enuing west to New _
The entire trackers

is about titty indies,w

V, it” ”.9. 3

machine a euro clear down
No cocaine neoplasm
Indianapolis.” Indiana.

PROBA I VOOVUR'VT INVE OATVION

delirium» of Fly. to Leek Into New-
town Matter. -
NEWTOWN. Feb. 28.-—A committee

meeting Vto investigate the records of
the probate court, oi which Michael J
Bredley was formerly in dge, on to
report to the town slittyV clays lieu“
The committee code so

roll. Charles G.‘ M (William JV.
Beecher, Ill. (1.: Page ’an‘rl PhilipV Hall.
Judge: William J Beecher o'i." the
probate court, who entered upon his

 

ley In January last, made a report at
the town meeting in which he 'said he
had found the records or his predeces-
nor in bad shape, many matters ap—
gerentl'y not having been recorded
edge rhdley was in office (or weird

at was defeated last fall for
He' was not Erasent at
the town meeting at which ridge Bee-
cher made his report regarding the
records. and no statement in his be-
half was made, though several citizens
endeavored to get a pestponement or
action until he could appear The vote
appointing the committee of investi-
cation was passed, 45 to 15.

CASTOR IA

lioniniont's and Children. 9
iii Iiiid You lliiiil Always Bough

Burn the
signature or

 

 

TUITION CHARGES AT YALE.

NEW HAVEN Feb. 28. —-It is omc-
laily states that while at the last
meeting of the Yale corporation the
question of incieasing tuition charg-
es in the various departments Was not
discussed It will probably be brought
up at a later meeting of the corpora-
tion The question of making a Iul
tlon charge in the theological school
was discussed comlns up. as it is
stated. a suggestion from the corpor-
ation that a charge of {100 a year be
made In the school. This is regaided
by the theological school faculty as
too high and the whole question will
be determined later

THE GRIP.

"Bei‘ore we can sympathize with
others. we must have suffered our
selves." No one can describe to you
the nurturing attending an attack of
the grip, unless you have had the ac
Iual experience. There Is probably
no disease that causes so much physi-
cal and menus] agony or which so
successfully defies medical aid. All
danger from the grip, however may be

 

"I had neuralgia of the liver and atom-
ach. my heart was weakened and i
mold not eat. I was very bad for a
long time. but in Electric Bitterl. i
found lust what i needed, for they
quirkiy relieved and cured me. " Best
medicine for Weak women. Sold un
der guarantee by F. H.8axtel‘, at 500
a homo

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

' Cursed Cold lii' One Night.

 

 

 
 

chilly t'oi
Il’oliit, Win, It

Ilc u hioll vib' '
“a” ” “ dammit.

 

 

 
 

 

Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 25c
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes.

”Dilly Positive Cure for Quick Consultipilon.
‘Kills tile Cétarrh Microbe a'ild Chills lii One Month.

:opsm III-amines l’u'liiigo mm mm flooring.

Mics Hay Fever or Money Refurlded 500- $1.00
'M', y if lilig oil Earth 1|)an Cures Asthma.

, 25c, 50c and iii
WON & 00.. my CW“:

avoided by the prompt use of Chara-
beriain' s Cough Remedy. Among the
tens of thousands who have used this
remedy, not one case has ever been
reported that has resulted in pneu-

duties as magi, succeeding Judge Bind-i 9

' . George W. Pierce, who for the

.everai years has acted in the cap

at superintpndehto the

.‘ltreetV italiivay. w

user or the. entire Iyetem. V *

it listende‘retopd to be the plan n
new New haves and Hattie
hanaoemsat to combine all line. t
by interests between Stamtor an
.iew york Into one sy ism ellilllar to
he Consolidated Rail ay Company
ndcr which some the railroad' s othe

.ci '.cd Vine new holding compan
.vill be organ zed under New Yor
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AGONIZING BURNS.

ue instantly relieved and periectiy
realsd, by Buckieu'o Arnica Salve. C.
. .Ivenbark, Jr.,. oi Nortoik. Va., writes:
i burnt my I'rnee dreadfully; that ii
Ilistered all over. Bucklens Arnlca
Salve stopped the pain, and healed ii
vithout a scar" ' Also heals all
wounds and sores. 25c, ai F. H. Bax
er' s. drug'glet.

JEWETT CITY PLANT BURNED.

JEWETT CITY Conn. Feb 28.—
‘The plant or the Jewett City Textile
Nova Iv Company was totally bullied
yesterday with a loss of $80 000, The
origin In unknown. The plant was
practically a new one having been
built only tbree' years, and comprised
four large wooden VsIruthuresV through
which the flames made rapid bend
way. The volunteer lire department
of the town responded. but the fire
was beyond their control when they
aiilvcd. The company was lncorpora
ted with a capitalised stock of $50,
000. The damage In partly offset by
insurance of about 550, 000

”An—fl.-.

NOTHING TO FEAR.

The question of injuilous suostances
In medicines ‘which has been agitating
the minds of many people, does no
concern those who use Chamberlain'i
Cough Remedy. Mothers need haw
no healtancy in continuing to give i
to their little ones. as It contains ab

 

 

. solutely nothing litirious. This rcme

dy is not only perfectly sate to giw
small children, but is a medicine oi
great worth and merit. it has a
world wide reputation for its cures oi
(oughs colds and croup and can ai
ways be relied upon For sale to
Stilison Powell Corporation. Clifton
Pharmacy. Piercefla Bildge Pharmacy
chtiuss Pharmacy.

HARTFORD MAN. PLEADS NOT
GUlL

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HARTFORD Feb. 28. w Wiillan‘
Schoenwkaiter. ofV 544 Pembroki
street, Biidgeport. was arraigned iI
the Hurtiord Police Court, yesterday
on a charge of embezzlement am
pleaded not guilty. Probable canal
was found and he was held for the Sn

' perior Couil in bonds oi $500, whirl

wehe furnished Scliienwalter we:
formerly treasurer of the Hart lord 0p
'ltl House and the embezzlement w:a
alleged to have been committed whllr
he was acting in that capacity

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. to an
a lame: Film 1.er Ifi‘l'imo PI immunity ' ormol

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JUDGE TALMAGE'S WILL.
BRIDGEPORT Feb 27. -—-.A. num
ber of public be'quesia illlpPill in in
will of the late Judge A M.’l‘a1mage
The Aledphlc Liteiary Society (I
Wesleyan Univeiwsity Middletown i

 

 

mania or that has not recovered. For
sale by Stillson- Powell Coiporation,
Clifford Pharmacy, Plerce's Bridge
Pharmacy. Zeltfuss Pharm'acl'. ,

ii.

TRIAL BOTTLE 250.

i.

ZlLlAN Bill

given 51.000.1md the Fairileld Count:
Law Library Association receives I
like amount. V The entire estat
amounts. to about $25,000.

 

 

Cures sore Throat and Ulce'i‘aiad Tonclis.

 

 

 

’ Vernon ‘

 
 

 

. calm. lira bolt oi

Teutonic

 
 

so (lays treati-
meet lexicon Teh-
lemma/nit,

1 basement) 25
.00 as? on. CCCII'J‘” ,
moimsrotlei mum.

mdcsawmmudeylmmummm

toyinoldliflpeetcithuyotmnm tin Moi youth.
WNIMWMM i don W Mill
idioms. Weinimlnuu. Iilllhtlie coin til I». were or
hornet aliens Ill
commissioner»

 
 
 
 

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any“ f-Mpfiqfihn WI” ,

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.roiley properties in intestate are »

 
 
 
 
 

V 000

this plane. was arrested today by

" of Moo, which he tarnished.

 
 
 

this Killedh ill ' civiii .
ii of Floor in .iiiei-Iirsgi
‘ Air can M‘sthodi ‘ '

K.
0 am we lulled; and on JV 5
injure, porn real: g :5 V .
the rtolapso of the die ri " b *
niacin trot-tc African “Medical”
cops

us ulshiw a i- i
~ 0min) I Oil
bulltllwng will bill bill It
rams trudture; erectadJlt if m
the heart of the colored section s;ol
rookl.li1 Fleet street, hello .
. is avenue.
, Arr ‘ngement‘s had been mode lull
night to hold funeral liVervlcVeViiV 9i
Sydney Tainter. one of the older mini
bers oiLVihe church. and the auditorium.

 

 

 
 
 
 

which is on the second hour helm!
used 5 the Sunday school, was crowd.
ed Will an audience or 300 persons, at
whom the mainril, were women.

The congregation was waiting in u;
lcrlce or the arrival at the hon and
Pesto Jacobs was s aniline at he "al-
tor, a siting the summons to meet
the i ncrai piocessiofi at the billion
when a sharp crackin3' of ti silo
was h ard. and in an instant the half
of the auditorium Vneo're'st the Vulgar
col'lhplied, carrying dowil 'lnore
a him mad persons, who were crushed
In th wreckage of th e flooring and
pews. A great volume or duet for a
few moments hid the victim's truth

The remainder of the anal.
ilndlng themselves. out from

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

roa'eata . ' .
1'Hc CLIFFORD PHARMACY.

 
 
 
 
 

 

MR8. ssaoiN is oiseiiasoao.
Judge Bishop Decides She Was Illegal-
ly Held in County Jail.
new hays»: Feb. 28.—-—Mrs livi- New
nia H. Borgia, who was lodged in Jail 9W?
Friday upon a ball piece. was yam“. the dtor and ex ectihit' every hstant
day released by order of Judge James l in“ he rest 0 the flooring WW1.“
dishop oi the common pleas court. Icoliap 9 under them fought madly ‘0
who ruled that Mrs. Ber in was we reach the windows. and in some in-
zany held a ””90",”. he healing stnhc a persons leaped from them
was on hhbons corpus proceeding” In. and Illsl/i'llllfll serious injuries.
stituted by counsel (in Mrs. Bel-gin. 0n lthe arrival of the police and
the had been committed to jail wl cu firemen. the work of ienctie began,
her lather in law sergeant Pair ck The ersons on the portion of the
Bergin, of the {aches iorce, withdrew Iioor remaining Intrict who were un-
mm the bond on civil suit brought injured were taken from the windows
Igainst her by M. B, Cashing, of New by mans ot ladders. Those lying in
many. This case is still one the doc- the ass of wreckage on the lower
hat of the superior Court. Beiore lioor bould only be reached after the
lodge Bishop yesterday her counsel firemen had cut their way to them
stated that the bond given by Sergeant with es. Out of the wreck ill bod-
Beigiii was for lici appearance in the lee ere recovered and taken to in
Superior Court in November, that she static house. and tabout 30 persons
Ind complied iviih all the conditions of ware removed to the Brooklyn hospi
hat bond. and that it was therefore Isl, where three women soon died 9.!-
old. ' All assistant cicik of the so lier b lug admitted. all the ambit;
perior Court verified from the records V lance in Brooklyn were cizlied out.
this statement. and the 'judge there. and civer a score of those Iurt were
won cider-ed her release Mer coun able do go home after their injuries
sci afterwards declined to say it any had been attended to.
lvii suits i‘oi' damages would be ileiVirirehdlng sceiie's Were witness
brought in consequence of hm hm ed in‘ the station house which was
Irisonmeut. liiis. Beiglu Is the wile thrinIFed with relatives and friends,

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

if Dr Thomas 'H Bought and was re- who ame to identify the deed. The
rently arrested and taken to New JeI knou dead are: V
my on a charge of uttering a worih- B‘s the Green, Tre a Ellis, Sam~
css check uel Chisholm, Anna can, Anna Sui-
—--—~«—~——-—~~-~ liven Louise Smith, Mary Scott, two
SPEEDY RELIEF. unidentified women. one unidentified
A strive ibnt heals without a scar child and one unidentified man.
DoWiIIs Witch iinscl Salve. No Tbs cause of the collapse was the
smelly offccis such speed]; relief it decayed condition of the beams and
rows out inflammation. soc hes. cools supports of the flooring. ‘
nd heals all cuts bulbs and bruises. ~ thin" l Painter. at uhose funeral
sure cure for Piles and skin diseas. the congregation hdd, gathered,
l8. DeWilt‘s is the only genuine the organist of the cllurch About 160
Web Hotel Salve Beware oi couu seats in the front of the church had
crieits they are ditugcious Sold by been reserved for the mourners who
‘be Clifford Pharmacy " were to accompany the body. This led
toVihe massing oi the congregation In
one place and consequent concentra-
“on of weight on the rotten doar
lie'a'ms.
Alter examining the bodies. Coroner
Fish rty pronounced death in nearly
ever case to have resulted from all!
focal on caused by the victims bolus
piled in top at each other in a Indra
save at feet deep The coroner sold
that the church was condemned as
Imsae several years ago, and that
be it tended to prosecute a thorough
lnqul y to fix the responsibility for the
discs er. According to Pastor Jacobs.
money had been raised for a new
chur h the erection oi which was to
have been begun.

AUTHOR GORKY BANIBHEO.

Released From the Fortress Last
Night. and immediately Sontto Rico.

8 . PETERBBURG..Fob. 28.-—-Max-
im (i rlty, who was released fromthe
Fortiess yesterday on $3.500 ball,
was nutshell late last night to Rlzll
otter be bud been Informed of the.
deci ion of Coveru'or- General Trepoii
that 0 could not renide In St. Peters-

“... my- ._..m

(ARTFORD COMPANIES LOSERS.
HARTFORD. Fob, 28.~—Whllo the
tract losses of the arii‘ord insurance
Companies by the New Orleans the
sonnet be stated with exactness as
.,'et it is thought that the total will not
In large. in the entire district in-
clved in the lire the Aston Company
ins interests amounting to $125, 000;
he Scottish Union and National 810
00: the Phoenix Insurance Company.
422. 000; the National Fire. $15. 000;
iariiord Fire, 517 000, and the Connec
tlcut Fire about $1.200. How much
if these amounts represent losses is
not known here yet. By the tire at
iot Springs. Arie. Saturday the Flies.
Iix Company has a loss of about $10,-

 

 

 

 

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TONIC TO THE SYSTEM.

For liver troubles and constipation
here is nothing better than DeWItt’s
hittle Early Risers, the famous lliile
Pills. They do iIci weaken the atom
Ich. Their action upon the system
it mild pleasant. and huriiiiese. Bob
Moore. of Lali‘aycite. ind. says: "No
we talking. DerIts lIIIile Early
'lisers do their work. All others pills
i have used gripe and make me sick
n the stomach and never cured. mo.
ilerit's Lillie Early Risers proved
‘o be the long sought relief They
are simply poriect." Persons Irnyei
lug ilnd Little Early lliocrs the most
reliable roiiicdi to carry with them.
sold by The Clifford Pharmacy "
SHILTON WEAVER ARHIOTED.

Bil N, Feb. ihwmrye Berri-
hardt, one or. the striking weavers of
the Specialty Weaving Company at

 

 

Ac ordlng to the odioiitl statement.
(lurk himself preferred a re u
that he be allowed to reside at
and hereup (lenerei Trepoii acceded
and he Iiuilior wap conveyed to the
Rail cad station in the meantime,
Mad Ina dorky had been Informed. of
the other“. release and went to thin
Rail and station to bid him iareweil.
Mail ins dorky and her lion will loin
Cor in Itin, lmmatiately.

HARRIIDN seems WILL CONTIIT
N w HAVE N him adv-Paul WI
Her son, son at ext-Judge Lynda liar-
risow has commenced the contest over
the ill of his aunt, Miss llllien Plant
who inlet! in Florida In January, leav.
in: n estate oi 190.000. The grounds».
or e contest are not made public."
Mm Plant was a near relative of the
late Millionaire Henry Bradley Plant.
left three helmotihiw. lncindlnit
Paul W. Harrison. who.“ given by the
will the Income of a trust or $10,050
with .anothor nephew, William L. lint»

 

 

Chief of Police Robbins on a charge
at intimidation. it is alleged that
Bernhardt attempted to lntimidate
Kale (low. can oi the employee at the
mill. lie was released under bonds

 
 
 

 

5T0? THAT COLD
or it may result in 'Pueunionio. Bro She
*iiion Beiin to brushing“l up Colds when
I'm tried, almost ‘w thout exception,
to all. 50c and II or bottles. The Clit-
, Arise at St. Augustine. who is alsow

ford. Baxter's and PIIlIted’I. in n
he (II executor ll; lven; 75 00; ,
‘Ailllu‘i'lo Aryan touo essence . ' g ' ‘0
saw I! boson mama OFFICIALU.

 

 

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HAVEN. Feb. Ill-«emblem!
landlines who wu’: arrested alter an TRIO. Feb. medias Imperial
absence iii three years or All uracil blot closed its session today with brief

upon Walter. Baldwin, oi Cranks. was care onles. Count Knian‘ra, the price
bound over in the orange town court ruler read the emperor's address
figerdavh’tto the next term of the In: than us the. members on their labors

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“till. 9! bonds of 51,000.

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‘8' SPRING BY CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK.

He wont to lull in “it?" tango: and tormeliy concludine ‘

1."

First Showing of Spring $11158

All event of interest has been the arrival of ihe flint

Tailored Gowns ior spring; embracing someenptty conceit:

. in broadcloth, panama. cloth, flocked and iii wielded m9"

. V hill”, the colors blue, brown, gray and tile'ple .. ..
‘ We are able to Show at this early tiny selected n'iodcls
from many different lines which we define its")! Gilli“:

tliritu‘ghout the season. These handsome “gowns, have tnin- .
mili‘gs end gs‘rIIitur‘es of rich main. with an occasional elite
live touch of cream or white lace. Some have s Md .Vle-
veil. of contrasting material. We shailpot aggln have appri-
I'chhb in these some lines, consequently there will be ill) Willi-
dates. Women' In search of something attractive and Vlr‘Ithiv

viduiii will be interested. . 2'. . ,

We invite an early inspection,

For Shirt Whilst Suits

Perhaps you have noticed those small extremely neat
Checks in the window nonh of the Main streets entrance.
Are they not ideal for shirt waist dresses for spring,apd
summer? There are two weaves. 3...,

Checked Panama we have in six difi'crept colored
groundworits barred into tiny squares with clear distinct
white lines, 44 inches wide, $1 a yard

Checked Batiste is a fine quality of bstiste in even
checks In attractive pastelohadcs 43 inches wide, $1 a yard.

Both are light in weight and very softly finished wilds
for warm weather.

Center Counter Attractions

Russian Rubber Bath sponges, Irregularities as to
shape and grade, at sale prices .
White Pearl Buttons. card of two dozen, I so
Sanitary Tooth Brushes, 10c.
Rubber Water Bottles, 3 Quart size, 45c.
2 quart size, 39c.

W—

Don I forget the display of new Arabian and Brussels
Net Curtains.

 

 

 

 

 

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Candies Shirt Waste

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A. THE SEACON ADVANCES WE MUST MAKE READY FOR TM‘

. FOR THis WEEK'I
GPICIALS we HAVE crioseiv': ~' '

Netsss‘ Sibel Wels-

Ladies Sateen Waists,
75c were 81.00.
Ladies' Check Wei-ti.

 

indiea’ Flannel Wallis,
$1.40 were {2.00.
Ladies' Mohair Wat-II,

{1.00 were {1.60. m were not).
Ladiee' Flannel Waists, ladiea' Mohair Wallis; ‘
75° war. 01.00. 01160 were also.
udiel' Flannel WalItI." Ladlos'5 Mohair Wand.
{1.00 were lull. {1’39 were {MOI

OTHER WAIOTI AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONOI

A FEW MORE PIECES OF FUR LEFT AT THE MARKED DOWN
PRICE...

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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
Telephone 343-6. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We Call Your Addition

To the advantages altered lilthe
using at our benign Cool in» (lift
Io» dust. more :eomtiort, more all
(action, merchant to the hack
merooboae'myto theri‘tonthnnonr '
sold. Givens-Immune because“ i
satisfactory cool. 'l'ryi't mm .-

requiem” vault» rd unlit-zit ”VIVA
oi‘r mailman. lieutenant)?“
get «liter

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