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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 25, 1905 · page 4

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. be welcome information to
he "sell, our harbor to know
aw regarding the display of
lithts at,nlg‘ht is to be en-
li' ‘, u‘slnift small power boats
‘ orally ignored this law
Whrié‘dpardy‘ and the great
of others who comply with
The danger should be saili-
lo all who sail the harbor
his the required signals, but
, ass or carelessness has be-
prevalent that the present le~
manure has become necessary.

W Carcwrtiie English nobleman,
farmer'ot renown and owns a
f‘vJerseys 0f rare strain and
milk viug qualities. it is Lady Car-
,llght ,to go, milkmaid fashion.
it skirts and low cut bodice.
man a bright tin pail with the
felliiy‘yield. ishe is an expert: milk-
‘gaod oan'put many of the dalrymaids
it) blush in rapidity and in obtaining
milklrom the most fractious cow of
use hard.

”It's queer how things look to some
people.‘ The commoner (Bryan) ques-
. lions the quality of the prosperity of
. which the Republicans are boastin‘g.
I "Go Intoerhny great city or factory
. town at morning or evening, and you
"willnnd an army of girls with dinner
. Msipt'ffln hundftradgmg -to and from
wait it‘s the 'coilntry prosperous when
' the girls have to become breadwln-
here, at an early ago in order‘ to piece

out the family income "
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One of the pro eel: ‘qmeh dn New
York State is‘llfrs; vs Maria Hahn of
the term of Calllcoon, Sullivan county
‘ who on just become a great-great-

mother is 84 years old. the great-
gflllddnother 63. the mother 22. Mrs.
mail has trainees and three dough
tars living. also twenty-one grandchll~
, dram, twelve greatagrandchlldren and
one ’ gréalrgrentgrandchild.

W...
, ' ,. Delivers is~a small State, and some
“large ’questlons arise in it. For in-
kliatilce‘. the bohrd of education at Wil-
mington has jut felt obliged to de-
cide that drinking dandelion-and-red-
clover wine is, not a vice calling. for '
the removal of aytcacher in the public
schools; "

 

saawious.

It is much easier to plan in child.
, for a good head of hair and get
. .w wait' until older a d than

remedy early negl t. if
soft glossy hair is desired great
‘ fIllilst be taken. A good clean
" must be faithfully used night
. “released the scalp carewily
, god. e frequency of the sham-
; depends upon the character or the

. woman who is well-dressed in
0 morning is the Oil‘t‘i’WhO is gritty
sure to be approprlaey gown on
all‘ldoflslonai Elaborate shirtwaists
It"! unsuitable. Those of colored
’ “hallway or linen in delicate shades
‘ "Iiure favored than the white ones.
lit-waist suits of linen. lawn, out-
3 Willa. etc. are suitable for home

fin prettyrlovcs are found in the
stolen The in while are “consider-
"the correct thing for calling. while
other informal occsions those to
‘ the salt are the more favored.
(this, recipe for batter bread is a
' good one and is sure in suit most
a who are fond of corn bread.
'5 one an thoroughly and stir in
'7 , samene- alf teaspoon of baking
-_. Mu Ad bullied of butter
ill" , one small cup
p! platen a teaspoon or more of sugar.

rih cup of flour, and white corn
- make a thin batter. Bake
. hour‘ln but even. if baited
Jamaica time must be allow.

« versatlon on Women's Rights

. aid 1 twthst the women who

it may: hewailipg that women
'so more consideration. are
, 1, are not training their sons
i. courteous and chiv-
. do their another. sisters and all
. finally. there is much
M, , this. the remedy does lie
‘ M be bringi ’ the boys, for

”the runs of in future.

 
 
 

 

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The mice untoward? “Vii!
between President

. hipsters
Roosevelt and Emperor. Nicholas and
on between .

believed also to be spins
the head of the United States an era-
ment and 'i‘okio.‘ Hr.,Witte pr rated

{Thai-sis he an Night to show
uracil}; what the president is doing.
an one final result he achieved.
or no final definite instructions be re-

ceived today or t ,orrow morning
pretext :willbe foundltomorrow tor. the?
adjournment of . the .iconiereneo, until

caday or Tuesday...i‘Tlto comedy of
a meeting will be“ seated sndtiie
postponement arranged to give the
month whose limitation the fate 6f

OYSTER BAY. Aug. 25.——~Baron
Kaneko had an interview with Presi-
dent Roosevelt today, th third with;
in ten days. He, arrive on a Long
island railroad train at 10:30 a. m.
“i cannot talk now about my mission
to the president‘ihe said. “i would be
delighted if i could. Some day i'll
tell you all about it.” He was asked
if he had seen the ststement of Count
Lamsdorff, the Russian minister of
foreign aflaire in which he declared
Russia would pay no indemnity to
Japan or make any cession of terri-
tory. “Oh yes," he replied, “l, have
seen it." i think it w a great mis-

take.” “in your opin on." the baron

was asked. “was Count Lamsdorff'a
statement truly representative of the
intention of Russia‘or was it in the
nature of a bluir. ."it was oiliclal. i
understand.” responded the baron,
"and so i suppose We must swallow
it.” “What 'do you think of the pros-
pect of a successful issue to the peace
conference?” Baron Kaneko hesitated
an instant, then with a shrug of his
shoulders,': replied: “Oh. it is very
much like the Weather down here.
There'ls no disposition today in re-

sponslble circles to predict the result
of the latest efforts for peace, but no
one appears to be sanguine regarding

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 25.—R0-

enacting the statement published in

the United States yesterday to the ef-

fect .that Count Lamsdori‘f, the Rus-

sian foreign minister, had been inter-

view and declared that Russia would

not pay a war indemnity under any
guise to Japan, the foreign. allies to

(day officially declares categorically

CHILDREN’S WAsH DRESSEC.
Three big lots laid out on tables

. for easy choosing.

30c and bile Dresses, 26c.
75c and 81.00 Dresses, 500.‘
$1.25 and $2.00 messes, ~31.00.

60c BATIBTE CORSETS.
Very strong and light in weight.
True ilt corsets. Saturday and
Monday. 30c.

. LAWN WAIOTB. , 9
Final clearance.
81.00 and $1.60 values. 80s..
'852300, 32.50 and. 88.00 Walsis.
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LADlIIf llaULAR 26c Hose.

Special for two days only. Fine
[reported Fancy Hose. lull fash-
ioned; “c. ‘

IATHINO OUlTo.

Clearance sale prices. if you
need a Bathin Suit come here
Saturday or entity. The bal-
ance of our stoclt st one-third off
regular prices.

WASH MIN".

A short story . We have about
six dosed Wash Skirts to sell lint-
urday and Monday.

$1.60 values at “c.

"02.00 and 08.00 goods, Saturday

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IALI saicss ON MILLINIRV.
Some especially good values in
‘ Trimmed lists. 11.08.
' * .Itrsw Ohspas.
nggcholce oi lists worth up to
i. , .
Mia-w Ready to Wear Hats.
Great ascribes of 03.00 lists at

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WAIH cocoa. so.
, ,We cannot promise them for all
day Saturday and Holiday. The
price is so low that you'd hardly
expect them to last one day. Fl!»
sl clearance. Values in Wash
Goods up to 28c. ,Isie price, 8c.
" amt! flint, lie. 7 ,
Popular blast and white check.
The genuine midsihst tees
to be the leading fabric or early
fall wear. , its always. Sale
price. the. , ‘ . i

" BM“ filial“.
Ilaelt mm Vollis up.
Just for tomorrow and Ionday
the dollar quality. lite.

 

 

fifths bluegill?

 

the looks

I.“ ,

the negotiations time to make up their,
" minds.

iat channels show that Grand Duke
.Vladlml-r, uncle of the emperor, is

of peace.

 

«with ,1 ii .n
radiant ; . everyday Venues
elects!
Ice (imam ‘Wf"

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that Count Lamsdorif has received no
cor pendent and given no interview.
' ' everetlieless t torsign‘ cities.
th ugh its recogni press represen-
ts e, maintains its attitude and reit-
erates its omnisl uttorances that Rus-
sia will not pay indemnity.

.-PARl8, Aug. 25.--A sentiment of.
deep anxiety pursllsvin oasis! dual-v
tors here concerningrrthe outcome 6‘
the Portsmouth conference, owing to
the receipt of discouraging advices.
Private reports received through oillc-

casting his powerful influence in favor

 

127 titles tour ar an.
British steamer Sinks Jap Trans.
, port in island Sea.

TOKIO. August" 25.——'I‘he Japanese
transport, Kinio. was sunk in a col-
lision with the British ‘steamer Bar-
along on August 222 in the inland Sea.
One hundred and twenty-seven invalid
Japanese soldiers were drowned.

FLEECED MANY WOMEN.
CHICAGO, August 26.--After three
Weeks of freedom, Frank Punshon.
swindicr and general thief, who for 34
years had been outside prison bars for
no time exceeding 3 months, faces a
penitentiary sentence again. Six wo-

 

ed by him since his release from the
Joliet penitentiary, August 2. ‘ Within
2. hours after completing a four
years" sentence, l’unshon is said to
have inserted advertisements seeking
the services of housekeepers and ours-
es. Meetings with the applicants were
arranged in the lobbies~ ob hotels and
elsewhere. resulted in the hiring of the
applicants and the alleged transfer of
small amounts of money on souls pre-
text to the advertiser. who represent-
ed himself as a clergyman.

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Noawmvide

Tomorrow We begin our _
erinal Clearance Séle.
mad mother. The great-smai-srand- A lastgood bye to all

' Summer Goods. 4 '

These prices for Saturday and Monday.

ENGLISH MOHAIR, We.

“The good sort only." For its
nlill‘l’i'IW and Monday a special In
black, navy and brown at 50c. it's
worth your while if you are con-

““2““th a suit or skirt for early
i .

M

TOWELB»
All Linen Crash, 1255c valuc. tie.

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WHITE WAIBTINOB, 18c.

White Mercerisod Walstlngs. 26c
and 20c goods. Price tomorrow
and Monday, 18c.

LAMIO’ HANDKERCHIIJ‘O.

Special for two days. Fine
quality wee-Trimmed Handker-
chiefs. You cannot match these
values elsewhere. in.

LADilI' RIOULAR 26¢ lMPORT-
ID LIGLI THIIAD GLOVII.
special for two days only. 2~

clasp, kid point, the kind that fit

like kid gloves and wash like a

handkerchief. in isn. gray.

champagne, black and white. .100.

REGULAR 15c Witt“: IHOOMO.
lipooisl ior two days only. 8
inches long, of best quality, green
corn, with black handles. Do.
RIOULAR 15o WRITING PAPER.
special. Excellent quality im-
perial Writing Paper. :4 sheets
of paper and 24 envelopes. to.
NANDKIHcHiIi'I.
Women's All “non. Bolt. Bleach-
‘erl. Hemstitolied Handkerchiefs.
Especially priced at 15o; the the
hall doses. .
All when. Hand Embroidered.
Full Bleached Handkerchiefs. the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

value. isi at 15c. 85c r
half do”? ’6
HiIION ”UNANTI.

All sorts and colors of Ribbons.
This sale price will be lilo yard.
W

IIAD 'Nch cHAlNI.
iiuwtmmti m?" n ”it” ”aim

or w on y. u u as,
amethyst. pearl and mum
shades of head, in all lengths and
silos, the. .

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LADtIs' “all All the GOLLAR
amp 0W! ssrs.

hoeoisi for «to days. fine qual-

ity Venetian I'm Collar and (ind

m bit has disusrared the latest cure,
tor baldness and says that it is thor-
oughl attentive. To. prove this he
pro / y displays his own ate, which
up his fswi‘months age is unlike a
well polished mirror but is now cov-
erediwith‘a thick and healthy mo of
hair. lie attributes the welcome
, alias of cranium conditions to the

' tacit t he has worn no head covering
_ ,wh e driving his cai- many‘hundred

 
 
 
 

mi as during the present summer.

W ,
< unsound nuaasp'aaaocmrlou

., arsenals-ricer.

The quarterly meeting or the Grad-
uate urses' Association of Connecti-
out wil be, held in New tendon. Wed-
nesday, September 6th, in the Parish

House or the First Church of Christ,
Union street. Mornlng session at
10:30 a. m. .
invocation, ‘4

Rev. J. Romayon banforth.
Adreas of Welcome, .

Dr. F. N. Brannon. dean of New Lon-

don Memorial Hospital.
Short Address.

Rev. J. R. Danforth.
Executive Session.

‘At the clause! the morning session
transportation by trolley will be pro-
vided by the New London Association

to White Beach for a basket picnic.

Business session at 2:30 p. m. at

White Beach lf weather permits.

 

UNKNOWN MAN 0N RAILROAD.

MIDDLETOWN, August 25.—'i‘he
body of an unknown linen was found
on the tracks of the Berlin branch
road at Miller's Crossing near New-
fleld early today, by a section man who
was going to world The body was
badly mutilated and had been dragged
along the track for a distance of fifty
feet. The man was’about live feet,
seven inches tall, of stock build, dark
halrend sandy moustache. The body
is now in the rooms of a local under-
taker awaiting ldentiilcation. It is
men declare they have been victimia “10“!” probable “I“ “‘0 mi“ W“
walking along the tracks last night
when he was struck by the excursion
train from New York which left Mid-

dletown about 10:30.
OBITUARY, scrap“; ‘
, ,F. ,

M

PHILIP HQBSANu '

 

The death of Philip, elghbmonths-
old son ‘of Philip Hos‘san. ‘of 5 Herb
ford Place, occurred yesterday. The
arrangements for the funeral will be

announced later.

SIDE AND BACK COMBO.

Worth regularly up to 24¢. Spec-
ial for two dnys only. Combs in
five different. patterns, 70.

 

Laoiss' acousaa to. uneas-
wane.

Special for two days only. Fine
Woven linibrlggan Vests,“ high
neck, short sleeves. also perfect
titling. Per garment, 240.

Pants. knee and ankle lengths,
lace on knee cuff.

 

36¢ OCRIING. 220.

Hard Wood Window Screens,
full also. Sold all season at 35¢.

a

LIGHTNING JAR. sac.

Quart also Lightning Fruit Jars.
Special Saturday and Monday.

p”...—

ICHOOL ITOOKINO.

 

 

 

rib. 12%0, lilo and 200.

 

 

MACON JAIO. the.
Mason Fruit .lars.
Quart also. the dmn.
Pint Sisc, bile dosen.

IAMPLI UNDINWIAI.

 

of Underwear.

OHILDRII'. HOII.

 

silos 0, dig and,
70. f4,

LAOI DIVAITMINT.

 

and title.

ly m. at l’ic.
sale

 

lists, no.

sooner no [or rum" s asses ours-rs succssasul. w ‘ av.

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Lathe ‘

lengths in go lit ”it: yard.

 
 
 

 

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cHiLo also m women's Same.

here today to view the bodyiof a child
which, died in

 

 

 

100 Pink Stamps Free.

Our moi-i Tea and can?» oifsr on last scum
you that same big afford» tomorrow, Saturday.

that hang together the longest
time and look won all the while is
our specialty. Pine rib or coarse

One ”'5 ”M“ full M sample lots Remember charmer. you buy oflus the quicker you not your stains hook tilled.
womw. m. sleeveless v3.1... isms on sshlhitlonin our windows.
ll.

Boys' Ankle Drawers, 25o value.
we.

Nisses’ Knit Pants. odd sires.

Children's Blink me Hose.
. 'lbu value at

base relic has assumed“,
fine Val. and tinnitus use or litm-
bmidm. Great reductions. his

lines Collar and Gulf M. DINI-

 
 

laee Cedar 'l‘ops. lilo goods.
price We.
lines Remnants. all short

 

 
 
 

 
 

to * ” _
says your a‘late: Q

Becauec‘Apitezo is at once a toothsome and a wholesome

food. Already cooked—just pour milk. cream or fruit juices

' over this crisp, round, brown biscuit. Delightful surprise!
So good is . , ' '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THE IRON FOOD

Don't delay the treat. More than a treat,
though; for it makes you '

“Get Rosy"

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W ATERBURY .

troll, began today when a force of?

CALL 322-...

If a man can write a book, preach a better sermon or makes
better mouse trap than his neighbor. though he builds his house in
the weeds, the world will make a beaten path to his decre-J-Emerson.

THIS IS OUR STRONGHOLD. ,
Keeping better goods and doing things in better shape than the
other fellow. We lead the way in high grade Coffees, Tees and
Spices. Better goods cannot be procured than we place before
the, public. Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Rice.

Providence permitting We will have a large supply of Home
Raised Peaches for canning on or a out September 1. The finest
line of Fancy Crackers and Wafers to be found in this section. The
people flock to our store for good things tocat.

 

in the state.

 

 

Charles E. Seymour,

33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.

LEADING GROCER.

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Here is the Ofl’er. You can’t beat it.

To all plant's-Ora or tbs'loiiowing combination oddl- of ’x
1 1b The Very Best New Crop Tea, at
1 lb The Very Best'Mooha and Java Cofi‘ee, at 30c

, Tom-355.
We will giveabsolutely FREE 100 Pink Discount Stamps
Ivory unto-dais heusswils in The Norwalka should buy her 'i'sss and Corina hm.

country can you get any better quality M Tu and defies than you not here. Our liners
is a rare bargain and should be taken advantage of by all thrifty housewives.

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The Very? Best Elg'ln Creamery Better, per Pound, 25o

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Bflt‘NlflW Pm, PGCk .- as} I'hssssssiism . , memfl‘l Prm‘um ChOCOlIN

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imitated been compliedgwitfilfwsh’e rorkr'rietrli vamsfinficisimi; A
. , was on the car when the liti 9 one nitla is sit on t e mer can s‘ e.
RENEE; finalist 213- “HM‘WW‘ 13h: died. Not knowing what to do the similar shalt will shortly be sunk on
am nor rte ' 0’ ew even, cam mother continued her journey and on the tunnel line on the Canadian side.

. arrival hero called in an undertaker ,
mm m was ggfry,$°‘fgfifiom"{fig who in turn noticed the medical ex- WATERBURY'SAFlleST CHINESE
, New Haven hospital to the junction of “mm“ B B
$333,333,195;ggfiggggpggg max on Micl-iioau CENTRAL The family of Chin
of this place. was sent to the hospital 7”“ “ "
a few days ago suffering from spinal

 

nn., August 25.—
am, who is an im-

porter and owner of a Chinese ree~
DETROIT. August 25.-—Work on thel taurnnt on 30“th maul: streeti hem, is
, , Michigan Central Railroad tunno rejoicing over e rt 0 9. aug, or.
mother went‘émtmdfimfit'gnggg "$3.2 which is to be constructed under the said by Chinamen here to be the first
it “why after the usual ""03 of the Detroit river between Windsor and De little girl born of full Chinese parents,

 

 

 

so. seawatx. CONN.

100 Pink Starlips Free.

y was a complete success, and we have decided to give

l offer for tomorrow

In the handsome prem-
l

, .cake.......ise
, Extra meWPmms.puk..'........3m . Gold Rock Brand Catsup.bottie ' ‘

Less and Tender daiifornis Ham on sale laterdsy.‘ "you want niecliresii stock coma-

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