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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 28, 1905 · page 3

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noise the: H d .
snack AT 15¢. w.

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titular their. Li‘hl“ unis in. '

waive. ran AND ILACR “we:
1 ALL new sari-satin.
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E0 Ks Bank‘.

Mahaeklnlo Hotel Illicit;

a and 47 West Washington «not,
‘ loath Net-walk.

cal liens lilies.

WEATHER seasoned".

 

 

 

 

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For Norwalk and vicihlly: Fair to-
night and Thursday. Slightly Warmer
Thursday. The area or high pressure
that was central in the Lake regiou
”“8me learnt-ts has moved ,but
very little during the.paat 24 hours.
It is producing pleasant weather with
moderate. t oranges. in nearly all
section east 0 the ocky Mountains.
This tidbit? willbe. in. this area dur-
ino the next forty-eight hours. A dis-
tunbanoo of considerable sporty is de-
veloping this mornln in thehexzrcnlc
northwast. The“ big cat tem’pe ature
re orted was 106 degrees, at Phoenix,
Ar a.

 

6V. S. Slurtevant is in New York to-
da! on business.

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Thomas Collins spent yesterday in
Brooklyn.

William Casey is in Wilton today on
buoinesep , . ,

Q. .l. O'Brien is in Wilton today on
bublnefl'. ‘ _‘

Miss Katherine Burke. at New York.
is visiilhlnlohp Bowl; of Union place.

his. Anna bickerman. of south
Nora'alll. is visitiu: in Brooklynfl. Y.

Miss Male crawley is visiting
friends in Monclair sud Ashury Park.
N. J.

 

 

Raymond Brothers have secured two
lat e contracts for building naierisl
to fie furnished in New Rochelle.

«The right prices on fireworks at
llafner's on the bridge will pay you
to buy there. »
W’l‘he Masonic Veterans' Association
of"-.Conuecticut will hold its annual
meeting 'in Bridgeport. tomorrow.

,Oharles Adams is in Wishiugton
attending the funeral at an aunt, who
died there recently.

in re ulsr routine business mastitis
oi"-\the orwsla Yacht Club governing
board was held last evening at the
club‘i‘house.

 

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——Hn_ndreds of lives saved every year
by having llr, Tllotnds‘ li‘iclectric Oil
in the. house just when it is needed.
Cures c'roup. heals burns. cuts, wounds
of every'.\sort. ‘

 

Miss Emma A. Boston. of the local
corps of teachers. yesterday received
an appointment as instructor at the
State Normal-School, in Danbury.

 

 

. Deputy Smith. obiBrldgepori, was
present at the meeting of P. C. lsOllnH-
bnry Dodge, N. ECO. 9,. last evening.
Cdilaidlrohle routine bounces. was
lmhlfi‘h‘li; . i

The potato crop ln‘llllB vicinity gives
malaise. oi'beinmof more than average
exueilence. but (armors complain that
the potato bug crop is also greater
than ulual. , .

 

 

\Departnlent (Salamander .Albcrt A.
May would like to see the (.i. A. R.
day.“ Plainville canto ground adopted.
sa‘ the G. A. B. day or the state, to
an» annual outing, . _

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Russell 1‘. Bailey son of Mrs. James-
3.’ifloille, .lr.. at New herb. and you
is a nephew at Modern. and Misses
Match; in south Not-walk. graduated
tally 'from Shedield Scientific School.
at Yale College. New Haven.

w" " "We’ll " .i “with it
i ' ‘ a, rs. .. c ,,
Mill: h adults. a l.. Good, lei-o Hull.
Hayden '81“ (lacs, avenue. 1, Cole.
New York; honias Bowfig. Hall‘s;-
'tuo i‘ ,n , 0nd,“, .. vowel .
Yogi, :13. Blood-fir. .lllleiit. Bos~
ton; Lula. Young. Mdrldea‘y John D.
Paint a wife, Morriatown; 8. War-
ren, 9. enter; Bryce Penn. W. B.
monogram!“
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ml at Thlov inn Trouble for
an“? 5 ‘ ‘ . revelers. ,
~ une 28.~Recently
i» number of thefts
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r be fact. that not
. core at the depot
a oiilcers to citizen clothes
have been on the lookout the oilenders
have not yet been apprehended. Yes-
terday two of these thefts occurred
there. in the morning some hand bag-

"iie will a . ell-,front a passion or and

sterdly iternoon 0. 0. Car lirlgho.

Hangout; Alleghany county, N. Y..
sit a rose suit case and a valuable
raincoat on a bench while he went to
b histlckst. When he returned the
c _ land bag were . 9.. " ‘
.‘ ditty cus‘ i ll‘iirsrsasla.

Mrs. Frankligmgshfot New Castle.
Del., says: “i cutlered tor years with
‘1! GD mused to have great distress

he Magi. I tried everything i
ooogllh ””3" but 110:3“an heaped aged
till .. 'k, azllian am. an one
oedt‘bb ml dared me completely."

For Ill ’by‘it. H. Plaisted. li‘. ll. Bax-
tqroitd‘tliefllifvicrd Pharmacy. “
Dessert-silos RAILROAD MEN.
Toe Mitch imekl Front flennampton

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NEW HAV b3, June 28.-—~To sixteen
e peers; and r n on the‘North-
agriton Division logic been given do
merits under the Brown system be
cause their locomotives emitted too
much slnolte. while passing throukh the
out in this. city. ,

Orders against the production or
smoke from soft coal llalvebeeu given
to engineers and trainmen and coke
andhard coal have been furnished
them for use while steaming out or
the city. The men are ,illa‘ill‘st to
get demerits for this offense.

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FORTUNATE FATHER AND SON.

i am as certain as i now live, says
Mr. C. E. Bartholomew, Kalsaska.
Mich}, thit It.“ vidlenne'dy's Pav-
orlte Remedy of‘ .. adopt. N. Y.. sav-
ed Ty lite whim less: victim of that
lerr is iiisol; er— r t'a di se..My
son‘i‘iad a mgr s’o ”alga hill 1 g; be tOo
used Favorite Remedy and is now. well.
All druggiiits, 81.00; ii bottles. $5.00.

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OUARRYMAN.ORUBHID TO DEATH

ROXBURY, Conn., Julie 27.—,Ordi
Moddaugh. li‘i, employed by the Mine
Hill Quarry Company. was instantly
killed at 1:30 p. m.. yesterday, while
running a tramcsr'loaded‘ with a big
#one down an incline at the quarry.

he brake on the car failed to work.
and Heddaugh iilrust a log of wood
tinder the wheels. ”The Sudden sligh-
plnn ot"the car threw the stone n
Meddaugb, who was pinned to the
earth. His neck was broken, and
death'wa'g instantaneous. He came
here from Bridgeport where his moth-
er lives. and resided with a brother
here. The body will be taken to Ver-
plank, cl. Y., for interment.

‘ owns or raisins

is, in its torments, like dying at can
anmptlon. The progress of consump
tion, from the beginning to the very
and. is a lonatorture, both tovictini
and friends. " ’hen i had consumption
in its first. stage." writes Wm. Myers.
of Cearfoss, Md, "atter trying different
medicincs‘and a good dector in vain. I
at last took Dr. King's New Discovery.
which quickly and perfectly cured me."
“Prompt relief and sure cure for
coughs, colds. sore throat, bronchitis.
etci Positively prevents, bronchitis,
Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter's Drug
Store, price 50c and $1.00 a bottle.
Trial bottle free. "
AlR-TANK on. ENGINE éxrtooas.

MADlSON; coon, June 28r~Whil€
the second sectional freight train No.
... was running thirty miles an hour.
No miles east ot.ltere.lycsterday. the
airmlt on the line became dist
placed. and explo ed. and tore away
a portion of the locomotive cab. The
head brakbman of the train, who was
on the. scrim. warblown oft to the

 

 

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Successor to thc FREEM iAVR'I: PRINT.

Dates Announced for Outings

tions:

26th.
But
Milt

_19th. inclusive, 1905.
The routes selected are hereby all-

prove

their

him.
ethos.

car in
ed to

round,.hut miraculously escaped in- Dewm'g
' y, His name could not be learned. talliou. Connecticut donolittluuro, is traies the
r smanJ Manolo's arm was broken. Whom“! to am“ i rower-i1 mm- antiseptic.
$i nee‘r Marley as utihurtt The bers of his cum on. procllce fluence it

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by he shore road.
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doc .thi or in at the.” i a it select camping _sltes.ahesd of the “in
m%- handguns: u. it; ., .13 ,.
trlcts of Doihbrowa at emelssycc and mentall;‘fiezgii'otutht;“hacliir‘lfiualm My ”a rooove
wmwwé— H M“ I " " '*‘ twill bots toting-lilo the route tor ‘
THRII PHIVIWANCcTIIATIbrhio “Million. ..
. ' um WW .xr..._.utriiu: H Catt: 'i‘iuasi rosin. h
r. d h ‘ e m, sea moses-er ocurecouz s.
w % Q $9 Stella» -' ~ vol
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Troop A. Cavalry, August flint lu

maaders will each detail an officer of
termaster and comlnlssary during this
tour of duty.
places. and purchase such subsistence
stores and forage as are not issued to‘
of stores will be
of purchase. and approved by the em-

paylllent. .. . ‘
The commanding chiller. Naval lini-

cruise‘s in the U.

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That's what we are doing.
prices, but the best at prices that are right.
too large or small for us.
the experience. May we havelyour order‘?

get it promptly. Telephone angd we will call.

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98400 Washington St., South Nor-wall.

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G. Organizations. a“

death
dozen ‘

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sail-l;
DlISril-ll.
trolls;
ward in we
the frel t b
ly. ‘
tracks u

The l
tracks a tur
crushing lllt
lag the
tilltil jar could be

more were
inclusive.

iery A, July 2-itll to 29, inclusive.

l - will.
'htni-vflun Buttery, August Hill to ‘8 ' 9

 
 

d and tile battery and troop cinn-
conlnlund, who will act as quar-
llc will select cilnlplllg
blank vouchers for the purchase
obtained trout this
and will be made out ntllhe tlmc

nkltlg the purchase. and forward.
this oilicc, “without delay. for

 

 

 
 

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Friday afternu
while iryinltp ii

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home
Captain

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Not the poor kind at high

We have the equipment and

 

Among 0 injured
moved to e hospital was Mrs. John
Cromwell. Four others were uncon-
scious wll the hospital was reached.

THE 8A : THAT PENITRATIO.
' itch Hazel Salve pene-
ii of the skin. and by its
bii'ocient and healing in-
dues inflammation and
cures Boill. rns. Cute. Eczema. Tet»

 
 

The boy fell in
out a com a lo .
erocklsditeohld p”
giving walee was struck by
3 rock» fro above and stunned
e he went 0 the water. The

 

No job

You will

T PRINT.

Telephone 324-4

ON MEAD AND MANY lNJURE'DT
or C. N. Frelg Car Crushes T
ghel

_ ‘ The first of the distal linln
o&?e{:8g:§n;flfih:r3;§ut‘o'tli‘tlofitla‘lz'grfi: “(all :M?l}f,b.iune Edwin ll] collls- under the new recently aldoptcltll 3:23;:
)1, . , .‘ u i; ctwci'ell a tro ley car a 'stem. was re ort
dialer. for outing? of various orsanisil-. and :i eight train on the Pennsylvan- nlen today. it pimcfilr‘irgtln gll‘tl'ignltio:wx
[035:3 l'l‘l‘: h(l$by.aizfgutil‘llu:l&.;aL 21;)! “mil indi noun colored woman was York division of which A R Whaley
. a. ' ' "' u an rr. ‘.- - . . '
tloe marches of the following organizu'l WM“ l a Sarah Llomueli. is the superintendent. The rule is that

as no seriosly injured illllt her
mollienlilrily expected, and a

in illrcd.

alley our sloppiad bcyoud the
train
The gulch were raised. the
weeding. Just as the for
s on lllt‘ riilll'oull trucks.
licked down unexpected
hear was knocked from the

rolled over. ‘

a freight

car of the freight. left its
lied over on the trolley.
c an egg-shell, illld hold-
sssngorn under the debl‘is

secured.

 

 
 
 
 

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who were re.

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ere wt. 0 over some of 'th
route , to malty liit‘
possible. "‘ ,. i 1’ “

The exact distance trout Danbury, i

' surveyed in thirty-one miles.

lieavln
Port Chester, t

e line goes to Scott'

cemetery. which Is a sh
north at Rldpeficiid street.

takes a dirso
which it to
decided w
low road the final route. will
coeds across th
Grounds. .where '
trackaiof the .Hlyhland. division.

I bile toan output non-committal
the ennineerti e recs themselv
beingconlldsnt 35M, the road w
built and that, s n.
is the chief engineer. said the
trail being made tor a first-clan
“Wherrthe.
will be on
brim rails

but to

a has matured”
andotlier firaoclasn

[or several days. .
The new ro
of between

station in New Yo

CUIAN DldRBHORA.

U. S. soldiers who served in Cuba
during the Spanish. war know what
this disease is and that ordinary rem-
edies have little more effect than so
much wotcr. Cobain diarrhoea is Ill:
most. as severe and dangerous as a
mild attack of cholera. There is one
remedy. however. i at. can alWay's be
depended upon as w i be seen by the
following certificate rom Mrs. Minnie
Jacobs, at Houston. Texas: “1 here-
by certify that Chamberlain's Colic,
Cooler: and Diarrhoea Remedy cured
my hu band of a severe attack of Cu-
ban diarrhoea. which he brought home
rpm Cuba. We had several doctors
but. they did him no good. One hot-
tle ot-thls remedy cured him. as our
neighbors will testify. i thank God
for so valuable a medicine." Fol
sale by tuition-Powell Corporation.
Cliti‘ord Pharmacy. Mitfuss Pharmacy.
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TWO CONDUCTORGI SUSPENDED.
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First Action Under the “own system
on New York Division.

the number of demerits received by
the penalized men shall not be given
out to the employee in general. but
ill offense for which they are made to
suffer shall appear in seine conspicu-
ous place where the train hands will
see ii. and profit by it.
in accordance with this
Whitley is said to have given notice
that a freight and a pat‘sen or conduc-
tor have been sus endul or the fol-
lowing reasons: rat because the
freight man failed to see that a
switch. leading from the main line to
a siding. was clbaed: this was just
what caused the wreck of the Twenti-
eth Century limited at Mentor. Ohio.
a few days ago. A switch toa siding
was left open. ‘l‘he passeln er man was
suspended. because he til not notice
the fault and allows hr engineer to
run to the siding aw icl , thereby de-
layilng the train.
y the publication oil this offense
and the details of it. the company
hopes to minimize its accidents and
possibility or accidents.

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.iate ”alert!“ steel-n n. reset ded its
lfomier soiled int thgglttviloodninetter:
and concurred with“ the a Mbm'fllfl
bill now ‘01? to the sure. or tor his ‘
approval. «the settleni nt.‘Mwoed
willreceive it as expo s and ll
Indicti‘lts 9!! one outlet nits‘aw‘
pending slain-t delinquent j Ital-tra-
“I" executors. starlets; tel ' ’
“flit pi. woe Melt e,

r lite Atweo .
‘ his sold ‘6‘
l olibtleehe
polled: to concur with
also the wholemeal-
vent Atw' ’Wlildmti
to “drywall . w‘
golfing“. ‘h _ .1. ‘ l
1 ve, wt thi as time
.wlit llivid to ”_ identical“

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ } 10.33.1153, 7‘ q 1 MM . ‘
tight“ “manly-Hertha
l h" ‘ t
A party 5!. eggs. users is in Don-
m finishingup the sum. for th
uIflii‘iiryand ill-ball liar W ‘ hand. A
hitters the route, althgwf‘tha engin-
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Port Chester on the line that has been

Corners. four miles northwest. at New
Cannon. and from there to ltldgetleld.
The line atrlltoll lust north at this
art distanca

On that way to Danbury. the line»
1. course to sugar Hollow
llows. it has not list been
hich slide of the Sugar Hole
taken
From the Sum Hallow road. it prob-
thc Fair
t oonnects with the

el" “’
ll be
W. L, leaks. who
survey
. I road:
road inbuilt! he said. "it
and wllth

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meat." The engineers will be iileqtown

lite linuld make a saving
seven .and eight miles be-
tweenflspbury and the Grand Central $1.60
lrlt. According to the

, THE STOOK COLLAR BALE. bait vi to bl ' ‘ \
’til‘ft‘t'irsilisgvgn'tmtijtbi é’l‘le tenfltnei‘gsv . .Thers‘ll be some busy buying of . [fidissé‘llelteifi‘gvgtam
South. NoiPwSqurout: is aggrgiiluiitcl; l:tcckhosllgiirtl:A w‘hen dhe news oi these 'wit pearl buttons, and t.

. . - . go a a roe . . no sin. the "t' ' t ..
gofigfi‘mlfief‘22dngrlrzmstorm)Béfgggzg l “illilte linen turn overs. embroidered "l’andlel'l' whll: ea‘éng’yggmat“ ‘
iron: ”113% W lie street 8mm“. 0“an n g t blue and white. at 15c. ’belts. wide ine back. at We each.
ry, o rt. ester would be a roxi- ‘
”mum” thirty-two miles. and tngcw Just received a large assortment of ladies untrimmedi straw hail, ,
York city about Mir-018M miles. we have placed on sale at 29, 89, and. title, the former

 

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Three special lots-of Dale-ill. Willis .
A saleoi Stock Collars not lobe s
The summer's greatest sale of Ladies?

‘ bells. ‘ *

Plans and inedrss stock. a_ , '
mortment ot- designs, at 259.
‘b tablet; traitor sand cutie?

ro ere parent! . esiga '

omhmiliereti . y -
at be. andlfillc. each. ,_
THE IILT IALI. ‘
. We have received from k. '
=heit maker a large Dumb”
petite} t’l‘hesg befits hay been
‘ wt he suites ‘1:
as white lawn shirt. waists. flus- . n 0 o a!“ "
kcd and embroidery trimmed Ladies white washable out!“

new lag o'inutton sleeves. at. Z‘Iiffiffifi‘c‘fim buckles. "3‘

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THE WAIST SALE.

This is the season for cool white
waists. We offer three lots or newest
style waists at such prices as will
throng our waist section for the next
few days.
jLad‘ica white lawn shirt waists, fine
ly;tuc ed. special at 69c.
Ladies white lawn shirt waists made.
with tucks and inseroicn. at 980.
ILadl
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price ctr-these
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cabin-elm Street-

Of Trimmed Millinery. .
All untrlmmed Straw “Hats. 25c. llilc and The.

Children‘s Mull Bennett,
and Washable Hats. Ladles' Duck lists in all the latest styles. - .

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. y for their It is, elegance -
line has been carefully selectyed from the

um and are the chat on ' .
you.“ find at popular prices. c t’ pmtlut WIiIN

N. E. RYAN,

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BRIDGEPORT aov voila It "le.

Parker aaoisy Writes an Admirahle

. Paper-4n the Pequot Wu. , -.
\ouag.Farker Sealer. a pupil in the
Prospect street school and son at.
William is. Seeley. Jr.. of Bridgeport.
has distinguished himself»!!! securlox
sprite much sought. for by the pupils
in the high and araminar schools 01

the stale. -

Some time ago the Colonial Dames
of Connecticut uttered two arises in
gold (or the best. papers written on
Revolutionary subjects by blah school
nails. and the same number for pu-
p oils in the hammer schools. Young
Sealey chose.for.his suhiset the Po.
quot war. and has been. alluded 0. sees
and prise of 95 in mid.

Laurette»
Harem“.

Mill -. .._._.... . , ,,
ion. of email a Deposited
Race—News ol‘t Viihpdr‘
A representative {mat the b i
fisheries and connected. L-liili.
hatchet-lea «at: Wont“. Hole. -‘ _
went to Noank, Friday. luperlti » ..,i',
the-imnmrtationto that “place; .-
distrlbutioalin the Race. of 1“
small. lobsters, which. were pro v
tram the ecu of remote Melchior“: "
lonely forwarded to Woodfe Role ' '
here. The etasll fryweretrauo '
in cans holding tapioca ' "

peoiallyhuilt tortilla pu , m l
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' . His reports ol~tlte Race and thereiibarat
t. n y gnawed some “med“ of t e regular spriiig parade. in, Ring w and all a in l . __ said to have heen~admirable in ever 0 t . .. .
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