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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 26, 1905 · page 6

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. . ' Special “Notice infilegard to
;,_flhction to be Held in Towns
afield Mondaymdmondments
sio‘illonetiunlon ~

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{Math Hocretnry Hoddnwr-inluu tint-
ltrduy lanuctl tin- foiluwiulz 'rtrcuiur
letter of instructions to town clerks
soul ditt the state: ‘ ,' . ,

- y Ider‘io uunwordn a acnernl
hid! the many inquiricn which have
dome to this otlicu from town and
election unicorn in the m-vcrai towns.

. '1' Hill: the town mt't'liltlgh‘to in»
fi #311 She lil‘hl. Monday otgtictoiwr.
_ thin the several questions in

‘ lye before said incottngn. ‘lhe loi-
~‘ 'lliltructlonn are tnsuedr "y
. ‘. allots for town oiiicornund but-

am unionts to the (‘flhilutlln
trill .placed in «me and the
re

, ‘ lope. 'i'tis ballots touting
aliens amendments

p _ _ will in-
“with by the state through the
.t ‘I
do!

., once in due out and tree

t. .
in towns hoidlng‘no olcr ion for
once" on October ,2. l l. the
on merino constitutional amend
ts willibs‘eut themsme as it the
X .were being voted .tor,
am is to he piaeod‘ln the
save one.
its attorney general has decided
_ rider the new eormnt practice
3 > .u «candidates as are voted
. Wit at any regular or upon
”mused his a sworn state-
oi their election «partner; with
Mo cloth. in the case utvtown
l‘ g his the secretary at the
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iYouarecordially'

WI swingflinto «thsl'oll‘ atom with the most impressive and-,comlii‘e'hhiiive col.

‘ . " lection of clothes for dueliaudtyommonluthutwe’e history; .. Mite quilt! ' ..
out label has been rigidly maintained. and , forWsrd steps ..
the designing and tailoring.“ every garment 301' which we stand

lavitoddlo newths results of‘our months of effortfrto provide

the smartest and best ready-for-wear clothes- that-brains and experience can produce.

Remember, early choosing isfyour privilege and advantages You now .have the pick

‘ of the stocha—largerandmore varied than we ever have shown.

HATS.

“Best for‘ thi money"

the slogan,
our but till»
the town 1.
blocks in s
are prescni
approval. ‘

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YESTERDAV’S BASEBALL

Results in the National League.

At I’lltshurg-m

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Ncw York ....5 0 ii 00 0 Mill-~10 12 it
Plitnbltt‘i: ....ti020liili10—-- 4 ii it

Batteries“Mathewson and Brushe-
him; l’hiilippc and Gibson.

At Citictlgt) (tlrst garnet“

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Brooklyn ...... 00 10010000: 3 2
Chicago .....,.0 (i 000 0 Ottawa ti 1

Buttcriea»t-itrickictl and llrrgcn:
Rculliach‘nud O'Neill.

lSc‘cond- picnic)»-

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(‘hicugo ..... ..100| 0000i~~ll ii i
limuklyn . .0 l 0000 i 0 0—-‘.’. ll 2

liattoricm Briana. Wcinier and
Kling; Mclnlyrc and Bergen.
vAt Cincinnati (first garnet-w
, it it til
Cincinnati .....0001iiiitli‘~--.'i 0 0
ilonion ..... liiilililitliitiliwli ii ii
lbdterien-wicwing and Street; Wil—
helm and Nccdtinm.
(shroud gaunt)“
it ii it
t‘incinnutl ..... iltlttliiotili'wl 7 :i
lionton ........000l20000-3 ti 8]

Ballerina—«Overall and Schlcl; l-‘ra-
nor and Neodhnm.

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American League.
Al Philadelphia”-
lt it it

Philadelphia ...000i 1 100 'w-li ti .
llciroit ........000000020~»~~2 7 -l
liaiicrica-«diendcr and Eiclireck;
Wings and Warhsrl-
At Boston (first same)—
it it E
Chicano ......201000000~3 ti 0
Iimton ........000000001-«l ti 4
Batteriosu—Altronk and hichrlandr
Barry. (libson and Criser.
ltieroml game)“-
lt H it
(thlcngo ...........1030003-7 8 l
“(Milli ............0010030~«i 7 ll
Hiltlt'l‘itmwflmltll and McFarland,
Gibson and Armbrnntsr. ‘

Al. Washington»—
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Cleveland ......0020>80310~0 12 0
Washington
Battericsmdm and clerics; flushed.
Massed undiluted“.

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A: Von York?- .
u 3.3 it.

New Your studio too
5t. Lottie. 010126049-4012 5
mum and mellow; nor.

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.lect.
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Mel!“ 4"

Suits for Men.

In the new long models we éxhibit‘ Single
and. Double-Breasted Suits, regulars, longs and
stouts, so proportioned in all sizes‘that a perfect

fit is :bssured to every man.

In Gray .Iilitures and Patterns we show a
goodly collection of handsome Cheviot Suits that
challengeinterrst at ‘

We are strong in the new downloads Diego
onal Worstcds and in neat Checksand Plaid pat-

terns, tailor-made, at

Early demands show a decided i
new wide-walcliiagonal Blue ‘Suits

show in a Double-Breasted modal

proportions. Blue Rough Chariots also promise
incrcasing popularity, in both Single and Double-

Brcnsted Mode‘s.

As always our rcliahlc Black Suits are a
strong feature of our Suit Show. the present cx-
Double—Breasted Suits
pressing the ner style to perfection.’

hihit of Single. and

The dressy English Walking (foal. has made

a placc for itseii. which fact no
our showing of those Suits in .
Worstcds, expertly tailored

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Boys’ Clothing

Led by our “t.“hampion" Suit
own production. our
is the most notable cvcr'shown in
visit to this dcparinicnt will rcpur
ti boy. , t

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which has made
purtmcnt famous
vcr. All the new
lift and soft huts
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D. A. R. AT GROTON HEIGHTS.

Fall Meeting October 11, With Ari

dress by Governor.

'i‘hc Connecticut Daughters of thc
Aincrlcun Revolution will hold their
toll traveling at tiroton Heights on
Wednesday. ()ctohcr it‘ on the invite
lion of Anna Warner Buiicy Chapter,
The morning scssion will open at
10:30 o'clock in thc (‘ongrcgntiouai
Church on Mouuincnl stray-l. tin:
church of which Anna Wurucr Bailey
was it tucinhcr. Luncheon will hr
achcd at I2ztl0 p. m. at tho A. i). U.
W. Hall on School street and at 1!
o'clock thc Daughters will nuihcr near
tho iiunutnd’ within iiic iv‘ort Griswold
cnclosurc, where (lm'crnm- Roberts
will make an address. ’i‘bcm- will then
he an inspection of the tort. battir
llcld. mounntcnt and minimum" house.

Trains lcuvo New ilnvu-n for New
London at 7:47 and 11:05 u. in. At
New London uncnlu should take mo
lorry honl (lovt-rnor Winthrop for
firolou. trill-re lhcy will he nn-t hr n
cmniltiilcc tIInl tllractwl to tho church.
Trains lcnvc New London for New Hu-
vcn at #:52, Mill and fund. and for
Norwich and other points cast of New
London at 4:15. 4:25. 4:35. The New
York, New Haven and Hartford nati-
road Company will make the usual rc-
ductioa of one-half the' return tare.

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Mlhl FAB} SIXTY lN DANGER.

More than halt ol.mankind over six-
ty years ot no sailor trom kidney and
lJinddcr disorders. usually, an arse-
mont ot prostrate gland. 't‘hls is both
painful and dangerous. and Foley's
(ldntg‘Clll‘e should be taken at the
lust go of den or, as it corrects lr-
regain dos and as
men at this disease. l‘r Rodney Bun
nett. Rock Petunia" or tell: "1 sur-
tsred with enlarged pros rate and trid-
ney trouble {or years and utter tallies
two bottles at Foley's Kidney (lure,
Heel better than i have tor twenty
years, although I run now 91. years
old." Sold by Phillied'li Drug Store. “

mm: W. new..-

has necswen sues-Town or
" FAtnlisLn.

wb‘.

ured many old

. < Notional lays Town Owes mm.

4M ‘ cries of the renowned tailors.“

' thncrtdlsdonsl bank ' .re-

.odsy by a suit mild 3 it
either. .roceirer OI tiled)!“ Ii
millet the t a ct distillate.
. upper claims! allowable are
host. its town but a running secondt
with be hank. ’lfhts condemnatio-
ctnaity ot loans on which notes

 

so: and Spencer.

given. *

handsome Gray

show of (‘iotlies for Boys

sin. n. ecpwrot womaeoutnmn‘ ,

 

 

rat

A truiyigre at
Fancy Mixtures,
$10 to 312 show them in a
. distinction at

$15 to $28
endency to the
which we

The Covert
handsome

of

Generously loo so

$15 to $28

ex-

$10 to $25

recognize in

at $5.00 our
ihc Annex. A

dcrwcur you'll ii
any mother of

putcd with it tho
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3TAR FISH PLENTlFUL.

Oyster-men Put to Large Expense b;
Ravage: 01 This Thief.

Oyster dcnlcrs along the sound an
at prcsont much cngngcd in tightitu
lbc army of star llsh that has taker
pnaacsnlon of thc sound oyster bcdtI
Practically cvcry humor in tho stutc
is busy now cleaning his beds at" tltci-lt
twists.

'i‘hln natuc sign may lw taken as no
indication that the crop of oysters thh
your in lurgc. it‘npt. Thomas- E. lion
edict. of City Point in authority for the
statonicnt that the beds at Bridgeport
bear the largest crop in yours. 'I‘ht
action of thc llridgvporg dculcrn in at.
tcniptltnt to discredit the prcaoucc ot
a large crop in said to he duc to their
desire to lchr the price».

THE ORIGINAL.

Foley & (10., Chicago. originated
Honey and TM an a burnt and limit
remedy. and on nccou ll of the great
merit and popuiurity of l-‘oicy'n lion‘-
oy and ’l‘ar man imitations are often
cd air the guild no. 't‘hone worthless
imitations how similar noundlhn
names. ilmvnrc or thorn. 'l‘ho genuine
Foley's Honey and 'l‘er is in a yellow
package. Ann for it. and mines any
substitute. it its the heat. remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold oy Pleistod's
Drug Store. “

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FAST HORSES lNTSliID.

Beverni horses from this vicinity.
haw been enter in the races at the
.Danburr Fair. it October 4. in the?
2: to racing class. will be Mildred. own-‘
ed by ll. A. Built . Mi'Bouthportb
Jersey Wood. on by 11.1.. WW
Home. or meet: mains. do the 2:30!
trotting dines. Blanche Watson haul
been entered by ll. A. Bulldey. ot’
southport. On Friday in the 2:17:
pacing class, .109 Wilkes has been en-’
tered by n. A. Bulkloy. ot‘ Boiuhportt’
02261 peeing ‘dtdiis; owns his been
entered by it. 1.. Williams. 0! (been
earths: Bntnrdny, 2:30-~psrim.-ql I.

lllage Boy. by ll. A. Built ey; Jcrey
Wood. [by it. inmlllamn. '

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NEW IAILRO D IUPIRINTlN-t

Mi.

Cheviots are a distinct exclusive novelty.

Oxford and Black Overcoats in i
in graceful loo .~c. models; some half
others silk lincd to edge,

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Young Men 3 Vanity Suit.s
‘ . The new ’Varsity Suits exhibit all the taking
style features on which young men place the em-
phasis—long loose Coats, wide pointed lapcls,
deep vented backs; peg-top'Trousers.

array of the new Grays as well as
blue and the new ”Dark Green
vWe
new Single-Breasted model of

$15 to $28

Full Overcoabs

(‘nat of medium length, in vari-

ous ahadcs of Ten. still holds its own, and our
collection of these natty garments holds your size.

models,
$10 to $25

he new length
silk lined,

' $10 to $30

Q

llainproofcd (fonts of Tan, Oxford, Black and
‘ Gray Mixtures. swagger styles. long: and full, un-
..usual value at $10; t‘rurcncttcs at

$15 to $25

Furnishings.

In Net‘kwettr. Shirts. Gloves, Hosiery and Un-

ntl your wants have liccn antici—
roughncss and lilicraliiy never

SHOES.

“'ith the

reputation of
"Zenith" shoes at ".50

80

firmly established. we've gone
a step further and bring ou'
this 1an the "Zenith Spas.
lat", the highcst grade shoes
told of" and ‘5. ‘i “

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:0usouonsn MAKES auswan

Denies That It Discriminate: Aoslnu'
Providence Firm.
PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. Scptctnber 2t}
~’i‘hc tirat hearing in this state he
‘ut‘i' a United States interstate com
ncrcc commissioner was held in tin
odcrai court house here i’cstcrdur
rhcn Commissioner Charles A. l’rout)
icurd the complaint of I). W. Kincr. a
xhoicsulc hoof dcaicr of this city, whr
:hargca discrimination hy the Non
.‘ork, Now Haven to Hartford llail
'oud. Thc petitioner claims that ship
uentn to him by lndcpcndcnt packlna
firms are snhjcclcd to unnecessary dc
lay. and mode more cxpcuuivc lin‘ouizh
hc alleged rctnani of thc railroad to
illow him to unload his goods nt yards
near his place or business. Mr. Kiucr
'lllililii that other concerns have been
silovvcd to unload at these yards. whilt
ridiculed requests to inch his ship}
nn-ntu aunt there bays been imiorcd.
’l‘llr rnlirond nrcnontcd cvidoncc to
show that thcrc was no room for
more unloading of cars by connlsnccs
at thc yards in question, and that if
it had allowed the Klncr company to
unload its shipments there the. dcton-
dant would be obliged to allow many
other tlrms who have recounted the
same privilege to do likewise.
Evidence was also submitted to
show that there was no discrimina-
tion wnnlevor against the complain-
ant company.
A decision will not be given for two
weeks or longer. ' "

DI. FINN’I TIIT'l‘OaONY INTIRIIT~

Dr. Thomas Finn. ot Roadshow. him,
who has practiced medicine. tor J!
yearned” he has used eve pres:
criottnn known to themes for
treatment otalddneymad bladder dis-
eases. and says he has never round
sleuthing so dhootivrin both climate
and some lddneymtgl bladder trouble
ss'rblonlealtldnay: . it stone to
regularities and. builds up the whole
symm. hold by. Pleisted’s monsters.

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MIDI lN 1‘0an ores...
:TOKKIN mi‘lflel‘lt. “i it!”

. so one corms rsldumt: a late
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ii iii mmored in' new haven that W.
1.. Derr, superintendent of the Hare,
fad division otghormw Y‘firk, New

van . . era. , Jo element
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insz’t‘mgrtgnaluom enamel“:
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quor was tcund st. thoptsee roll thtr-j
ultimate , 6‘ .Ttilfliifilfl inf
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RAILROAD COMPANY DANGER.

rire in New York Threatened Consci-
tdated Road Books.

NEW YORK. Scpteinbor 26.-—-Firc
ariy yesterday damaged a live-story
nllldlug and contents at. 305 South
itreet. to the extent of 815.000. The
iuilding in occupied by Jackson Broth-
'ra. transfer agents.

The fire broke out on the fifth floor,
rhcrc tiny and other {ct-d was stored
ind by good work on the part of the
ircnicn was confined to that floor. The
ire boats New Yorker, McClellan and
Hewitt. aided in eiltlngnishlng the tire.

The mill-cs of the Now York Nch‘
“lawn (in Hartford railroad adjoin the
lackson Brothers building.

The books and pnpcrn of the railroad
"(llllliltlly Wcrc taken to a place of
safety until the flames iuul hccn sub
dilcd.

ARE YOU INGAGRD?

Engaged people should remember,
that. at‘tcr marriage. many quarrels
can be avoided. by keeping their di-
gestions in good condition with lec-
tric Bitters S. A. llrown. of Ben etts-
ville. B. (3., says: “For years, my wife
«littered intensely from dyspepsia. com-
pilcstod with a tot-old liver. until she
lost her strength and vigor. and be-
came it more wreck of her. former sell.
than she tried Electric Bitters, which
helped her st once and dually made
her ontirci Well. She is now strong
and hnult iy." F. H. hunter. sleuth
Norwaiit, and ill. P. Weed, Not-walk,
soils and guarantees them, at We a
bottle. ,. , "

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M. I. GHUROH DISTROVED.

Fiwwt s Oatafitruotaro About to
:coto f I F ‘ h AnntMsny.’
(film! A. Mass. September slim

The Mount Beliinston Methodist Evin.

copat church at this city. the fiftieth

anniversary otnvhlch waste have been
observcd next Wednesday. nannies-
troyed by lire last night. The tail
steeple tcii. crushing in the roll! and
injuring In paint»)? of firemen. fl‘bo
most seriously hurt were Ciilollilaxiir
man

John hotter . 'ltheynviil me 7 .
Itiliufi'tnfllh ”blob mes manually soon

litmus. bflmi»flutlcd in "22” t

room an ifllthMiWidly film! out

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“BEAUTY GIRL" WANTED $50. '

m, Aged Fifteen Years,
ened Her Paps.

. September 2B.——-Nciile
Nusshanln. 15‘ years Old. of East dist.
street. wusiln- uy accused by her talli-
1r or writing 1 iim letters threatening
death unless n paid her 350. The lot;
tors worn slgm sd “'l‘hc Black Hand.
Nciiic coni’cHHe l ‘0 ”it" 130”“? ‘9' {137
that she wrote uch letters to he in‘
ihcl'. saving tht 1 she did it ‘jttat. for
fun." (inn‘of t he letters to her fath—
|r l - un:

“this bore. 0 ain't going to tool
with you any '0. user; it we don i, get;
550 ml Htrptombr. 2r 2:) at ll D. m. be
will kill yon'nmi your girl. i am [lit a-
tdcul of lhc Kllci‘ (and can write pinin-
cr litters than t . c rent.

‘ "The Si 'nck Hand." 1

'i‘h - clash of an ther letter reat :

' tiling 850 to th‘ '- spot. at illst street
and ”to East Riv“ I‘ 03' W6 Will Willi
vour little beauty 1 r.
' Nuliiu hel‘flelf it“. snpponted to have
been the beam. lr mean.

Her father he: at Iarmed by ihcne
letters and pill them in ”‘9 lmnti‘rl‘of
the police. All of then 1‘ were“: "“-
withiu the inat.’ two w 99“. Gull;
lice traced to Nellle'a . ”9" and :i.
black band letter demo Mi"! "'1"! in:
Which no alarmed may or bilfitt'hm
nmn that detoctlyos with e option
(sane loo.’ . ., . .

Nellie Nuseba
Throl
NEW Yuttl

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IRlDGIPOIT HUNGARIAN.“

narmnroh’i‘idopt. tea-4n
ty mun-t yesterday seven Haunt
were. each hold in bonds or .5.
the charge or animal wtth lntin
kill fitetibcn Riukil’lh I not. Kathi).
bonds an be ls'oinlined to he the
who tired the shot at. ltlnlto. as it .
result oldhlcb'thnmhh is- in theii
Bridgeport» cumin Withieno chances;

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