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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 5, 1905 · page 3

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are saltinc311111111111111131»c
lglconsldmme cloud weatherc

:ea or snow provalo In the
portions ot the Lake region"
‘ mhereture ls below the norm
eesgouulerd .1305 ”land ‘
fitted as far south and Jack-
.Fla Conditions do not In-
any decided change In the
or :ior this vicinity.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

tales édtnes three weeks ir'om

 

 
 

oseioil's. See ad .

“ tiiul assortment oi fancy waist-
Read' a. See ad

all: Aerie, Fraternal Order oi:
will elect omega Wednesday

 
 
 
 
 
 

Ella MOB.
eWihg.

Hints o‘r useiui Christmas gifts 1111;,
111111- in the Boston Store ad. today.
Read It. .
A special meeting of St. Mary’s Ila-m
dies‘ Add society will be held this
evening. _ . MiinlIil
Tristram & Hyatt are dilerl 5 bet
ter values than ever in line furs. Theyda

, { Atee every piece they‘eellh See

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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When you buy a sled for your boy
'on girl buy a Paris. They are strong
and durable For sale at Charles E:
Don” I.

Miss Ideila C. Eddy has resigned
her position as forelady for the East-
crn UnderWear Company. at South
Norwnlll.

Ponassus Council, Royal Arcanuin
of Norwalk, will meet this evening
when unicorn will. be elected for the
ensuing year.

Miss Maude Klnsell has returned to
her home in South Norwnlk, after a
short visit with her grandmother, on
B1oad street. Milford. ~

. Mrs Belle Gregory, who has been
spending several days In Mill Plain
with her daughter Mrs. William E.
Olmstead, has returned to her home
in South Norwalk.

54105119 Clipping at Luther M
Wrights.

The engagement has been announc-

edoifiraham Kingsbury Mellon. son
' oi President 0. S. Mellon. of the New
Haven road. to Miss Maude Walton

1 bongmlre. of Brooklyn.
Miss Gertie Magnor and Miss Mag-
. dellne Magner returned to Mapiehursl
school, New Milford, this morning.
after having enjoyed their Thanksgiv-
in: vacation at their home in South
Norwalk.

The shortest days.ol the year are at
hand The winter solstice will be
reached on December 22 at 7 a. 111 Be
fore the close of the present month
the afternoons will havo gained nine
minutes in length.

The Croiut I: Knapp Hat Company.
which until the Phonix Fm Company
took possession or the Asch shop. was
making Its bodies 1 this shop. is now
having them m e at the other 1er
forming mills in South Norwelk.

Girls It you want red lips. laughi’t‘lfi
byes. sweet breath and good looks use
llollister’s Rocky Mountain 'l‘ca 'i‘lié
greatest beautltier known. 35 cents.
Tea or Tablet. Plalstod‘s Drug
Store.

r1111. P Rooney. the well-known
center of the old Company 1" baiket

5'.

ball learn. is now a member of GO!!!"

pony E. Thirteenth Regiment. 13.8

011 November 16 he was It onoiulli.
Hawaii. on his way with his regiment
to the Philippines.

Former Mayor John J. Cavanagll, or
South Norwsik. and Mrs. (Savannah.
having returned from Europe, i, here
they spent. their honeymoon. v cited
with Mrs. Cavanagh's parents. tho

lion. and Mrs. P. Gal-van, on Farmipg~ out

too avenue. Hbrtiord over Sunday:

All applipl .461I Willi 9 tin: oti
"'9 '13:: 15mm ”21"?” 91533 Mai
come o H).
the Probntb mar

Imr Mr Guetaiuon made a w 11 ohm
two weeks burrito his minordered by
liiii Insane wii'o.

It luallea no dilioronce how long you

have been sick.“ rowan troubiodl

with Indigestion continuation, liver
and kidney troubles lioilistors Rocky“
Mountain 'iu will make you on
‘ an W’ . Storm:

 

 

 

some up i
1 «Court. Bridge rt. this
has all twice
9 In time the inry 1m
Ian I Hubbub repro-

. a South 11111411
dared to a
1 -~. his.

 
 

' was unable to tummy

I .:, .

a been at no ran
court's 0rd":- ima'ifi‘bs ‘
in t6 1

 

 
 
 
 
 

e rstwbm turnips. boa bushshviw

1.31mi. ..;Weston Charles. C. Grant) and

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

1 ‘ ‘1 t? i limit“ of
m soul. a
den will probablit‘ but In appearance
after a quilt is well under; way. . ...
Wool-18ml: 5’1" 71 K“
"As their? in iv am niuhobr case on
'Ilt dunno! “1&9le iv grand dill-y
will be called before the session of

at; ends.

melts ago}L Roy lay iawalt tel 11111.
area 9 unset 1 die
1, on. 0.1 a. mpr up; 1.911.311
his the c111 of re B t
15110411121911.1110... of. rum 11:1: 111311
51.111 neutrino or. themout‘t
ury‘ disagreed. It has boon

 

 

 
 
 
 

id that

 

 
 
 
 

'11 minim would be tried elgaid It 11bit
atom iolli'ldle courts. .Thorc will. mt be r
much chancel for very dong trials as

“(19%?ng . use to sit in the
side timfiupbidbl‘ court in
Bridgeport December 29.

IT” callus. cites. 1' ~ 1

other WEE or
all.

or lest Importance noon the
scam In Willa

Debuting uwnmblinc house
JOlln' V11 Gordon and
wgigom A. flordon are concerned .
following juror 11m been
drawn 11:11:91: glut” id nosttAudley
or am r gepor ran~
cis MD 311er and Eugene ’ Echo
Brookileld: Elmer S. An reyls .11an
John H. Candee. Eastonr Series
unload. Elarlgp ohm;
Joseph liwgiiliman and R0 ney S.
Eliminator, New (Johann; J ph All

drewennd Ruins «Wakeman, 11131111011;
George I". Sherwood and Lewis S.

 

Bail ck Ryle. Stamford; .Hpnry P.
S and Henry F. bleached. oi Strut
for This Jury was drawn by Sheriff

Sidney E. Hawloy in the presence of

Judge Howard J. Curtis, 01 the civil

common. pleaa court I' '
Summon Pius 09.091. ‘ ‘

In the criminal commdn pleas coult
not much will be done In the way of
trial as no jury has as yet been sunr-
moned The celut will come In dill".
log the morning and will dispose of
those cases where the oiiender ls wil-
ling to plead guilty. As there is no
room for the court to hold a jury ses-
sion it will probably adjourn until
one is ready.

There will be another jury trial in
a street railroad case in the civil
common pleas court While Judge
George W. Wheeler will hear further
evidence in the civil superior court
in that Wilton dog case.

State of Ohio. City of Toledo Lucas

County, as.

Flank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
is senior partner or the firm of I“. J.
Cheney it (30., doing business in the
City- oi' Toledo. county and State
Waferobald and that said 11m trill pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED D0111
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tank that cannot be cured by the use
of Bell’s Catarrh' Cure. »

FRANK J CHENEY; 1

Sworn to before me and subscribed

 

in my presence. this 61h day or Do-
cember A. D.. .'
(Seal) 1A. W. GLEASON

1. Notary Public
Hall's Batarrh Cure is taken Inter-

and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send {or testimonials tree.
.. '9. J. CHENEY ll: 00., Toledo 0.
Sold by all Druggists. 76c
Take; Hall’s Family Pills [or consti-
nation

MILD WINTER, PERI-MP8. ‘
Veteran Prophets- Think We snail
Hrve Lit to Quid Weather. ,x

An ad west or prophet Ilereabouta.
'wild most gendrIIlly is right In his pro-

 

 

conditions oi the. weather on the lilth
or December would be an tilde: of ill

weather for the next. three l_non_..tba 0!
course that prod lc"tlbil will; reached
enigma-ligaments nun, l
ale put more isith In one
than they do in those coming from oili-

 

some [130'

 
 
 

 
 

expect Mid-l W...”
TH! Inner memoir: or IlAlJv

ws’Mflr will:

‘ SW 1.9:?

'1 W6 1 B
bright and clear. Wrouow
friends
in mfi‘mu
does not “11qu

izlladivo‘i
l’acoln
it to myour!

 

1'1th Mn: '

 
 
 

1," 11111111111 giving dOtp'iisclbs, which
,opcn the pores, relieving the

it). so mayor over‘Erneat P Cheseboro byé

daily. and acts directly on the blood ‘

 

 

diction» said the other any that the

 

predictions

.111 Ii tlo cntiouraling In this in-‘
’ anyway.» to reuse [that today
j a.» i Inga 111111111 11111. and It
9110' ,. "$1111 111.1111 tile 1
g . #391 inI l‘Dl'Whets,
will?! er on laid 1015.
ward to. it will bo'inieresiiu

son just this food c|~
talents the System craves when it
Tilthogtsd 1111 by inflammailmu
Cdr. .c'l‘os £111: pores and fill the.
lilembrancs with poisons. Lino-
niuc furnishes the blood witli new

 

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strains pul‘ on the delicate niflll-
braces and Iis5ues, and the whole
bung .15 1111111111; and strengthen-
ed at the same time the cold' 15 bc~

ing driven a‘Way.
t. w .1 . ‘ '.

illnonine At all drug stereo—2H, 50. $1

 
 

WILLIMAN‘IC neuocnsj‘rtc.

cm can limb?" i‘dr Mayor by
' 76‘ I. ma . 1 ';

WlLlilMAN'l‘IC Dec. 5-The regu-
larceny. election was held here' yes
my and {faulted in a sweep tor the
11100th Icket the entire ticket be‘
in; elected, .with the creations of two
ward ._aldernlen. While Willimsntic
In generally; Democratic the cimpaign
by the Republicans this year Wits a.
keen one and resulted in a close count
on nearly all the oilicos.ii‘or1nor Rel»
resentatlve Daniel P Dunn was elect-

a vote or 766 to 629

Frederick A Saunders defeated
Clarence A. Bowen :0: clerk and
treasurer. and John S. SullivAn was
the successful candidate for city sher
if.“ The board of uldermen will have
crew and three Republicans. Last
night Ihe Democrats in view of their
victory at the polls held it big cele-
bration. 1

 

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FURIOUS HGHTINO.

Hoffman of Harper Wash. “1 had a

cured my diseases by the use of Elec-
tric Bitters.
mend them to all and don't lntend In

house. They Are certainly a wonder-
ful medicine to have cared such a
bad case as mine. " , 3511.11.11.11 guar-
antee to do this same for you. by F. H.
Ba'xter South Norwallt. and E. P.

bottle. Try them todhy

 

METHODIST MINISTER SUSPEND-

1.1T i‘i id ROCK B.‘\i'..lt lhu' ' WA 3111'
clai to tho 111121.11.) 7111111 1111 ‘ ' ‘. Al‘li-.'
says that at the sixth days when 01‘
Little Rock cdnieren'co or lilo Metho
dist Episcopal Church South the 001111
mittec ‘appointed to m Rev. J. S.
Hawkins on a charge of slanderingl
Rev. J. E. (lobey. D.D. and of reflect-
log on the church found him guilty

 

Winn. r

5 lurnlaflad
.lltlv

lull .
no to tile incl ‘Wu 1
“at.

“your The highest 9
shunts (“Wt

hitter battle with chronic stomach and,
liver trodble. but at last i won, and.

I unhesitatingly recom- ;

the future to be ’wlthmlt them In the

Wood Narwalk draggists at 50c 11 ”

Iliad/s 13.11 1115111191 1 1}

. ii" wam “w:
111...... somber

. 31111.14." ,

ll. 1
Wot Hi3 dew

thperatnre wail.

18139. when ;1‘

The lowest

22.11. 1884, when the

recorded in «Cilia
.118 degrea- wag-ode
was on~Deco1
mercury droppo

1w ..

in. 111111.; at snowfall 1.11121 hours
on December 23.1896.
when 10 inches? '01 snow foil.

with report

bed:
:10 dogmas below

The nv

erase precipitation was 3.53 inches

with 12 stormy

FAIL
All oilnrtd have 11111111 to llnii a bot
Icr remedy or coughs, colds and lung ‘

libra-

m

troubles than Foley’s Honey and 'I’m.
It stops the (laugh. heals the lungs and
prevents; serious results £10111 n cold.

N Patterson. Nashua, Iowa writes:
“Last winter I had a. had sold on my
lungs are tried at least half a dozen
adhertis‘e‘d cough medicines and had
treatment from two physicians with—

but getting» any benefit.

A friend

recommended Foley's Honey and 'i‘ar
and medium or a bottle cured me
I consider It the greatest cough and

lung medicine In the world."
Plainted’s Drug- Bi 5

Sold at
a. "

 

THE MASONIC HOME.
At a special meeting or the gcnclul

Lbourd of managers or the Masonic

Home. Saturday. (3.1? (sledding,

Hal-1111111. was chosen a. member

in

Discs of Lune A Lockwood who in-
caniiy died Henry 0 Warner of New
Milford. limb was vicepresident, use
made president and David R. Ailing.
of New Huron. was made vlce- -presl
dent these changes being necessary
by reason of 'the tact that. Mr. Lock

“Fm seven years,” writes Geo. W

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no», Hubris. ire-ritual

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ii the tiller.

5:“. Liv" Cow
Constipation.
Nansen!)

 

. diseased. 5

L . headquarters in. New York.
5 ‘ liable however. that Dr. Clark as sec-

1:1

women sugar-weaken. [and boom

 

Dyspepsia Cure"

mm the tunnel: and disoitlyt 10mm:
to diam and withheld all or this whole-
some ’ood that may be eaten. it nourish“
the body. and rebuiido' the mall organs
restoring health and strength. Kodol cum
indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia. com
risings. belching. heartburn and all 119111.111
disorders.

Digests What You Eat

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"311°1er nowm
m.

 

all
time as much so the
trio or as sent sin

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FOR GALE IV - 1 ’
TH' CLIFFORD PHARMACY.

 

DETROIT RECTOR RESIGNS.
DETROIT Mich. Dec. n.—-—Rev.' Ru-
fus W Clark liilociol for twentyeiglli
yeals oi’ St. l’nul' s Episcopal Chulch,
in this city. has announced his resign
nation to take cliect the last Sunday
In December. lie will accept a posl
lion tendered him and departmental
secretary fox the Middle West for the
Board of Fomign Missions, with his
it. is pro.

rotary for the Middle West, will con-

5 tlnuc to reside In Detroit:

 

GIVE YOUR STOMACH REST.
Nothing will cure indigestion that

' doesn't digest the food, Itself and give

the amnioch rest. You on ‘t expect
that a weak stomach will regain its
strength and get well when it is com-
pelled to do the lull work that a sound
stomach should do. You.» wouldn't
expect a. sick horse to got'wcll when
It is compelled to do a. full day's work
every day of the week. Kodol Dys-
pepsia. Garcia 11 perfect diges‘iaut and
digests the food regardless of the con-
dition of your stomach. Relieves lu-
«ligestion. Belching. Sour Stomach, and
all siomm-h'riisnrdors. Sold by The
tilii‘i‘ul'll i’llul'nnuzy. . 1*"

 

MANCHURiA ARRIVES FROM OR-
‘ iENT. '

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. li.~'i‘he 'l’u-
ciiic, Mall liner Munchurin arrived cur-
Iy today from the Orient. Among her
passengers are Lloyd G. Grlscom. Unit-
ed States minister to Japan. and Luke

 

V CGNCE‘NING THE SEASONABLE UNDERWEAR A D H

have. it deprive: the system at 11111111111!
meat and the delicate organs peculiar tc‘

‘irom'them at..............:.....250:w

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

l'r-siAN INTERESTING eronv or EQUIPMENT, AND VALUII

in») 11111.
(in Np‘r TOO STRONGLY EMPHAslzlz ‘l’ua Ho 1:er oP.

 
 
 

 

 

 

INVESTIGATION.

WOMEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR.»

Iii) libs. Wbmen' saHeuvy Jersey Rib-1
good vest. end Pants made or a line.
selected yarn, an honest article In a.
regular Wily at. 33c.

-...-11 15;”

Misses' Heavy JerseyN Ribbed- Flat!»
and Vests and Pants at...

Boys' Heavy Reece Lined Shir,
and Drawers. ullsizas. at

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.....'.. ,b

You may choose

We lay special stress on the very:
exceptional value of our Women’s Un- -;
dechar at 5011 These nests and pants
are made of line. 8011 yarn and fleece
lined 6214c would be a fair price £01
them.

Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants. ._l
thloe- quarters wool. price........75c.

High Grade All Wool Jersey Ribbed?
Vests and Pants. pride per garlaeng
0

MENS‘ WINTER UNDE W
Mens' HeaVy Fleece Liked
and Drawers. all sizes. at

Mens' Heavy Grey Mixed Skirted;
Drawers, all sizes. ... 1...... ._........y

Mens' Heavy Grey Mined W60
Deable Breasted Shirts and Drain
price 81.9 :

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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“Aesop's-onus.

T—‘w—v-MQW—LD-M

~GLOVES-

Every woman 11ch to appeal r wci'..1‘herc isn’t anything that
adds rchncmcnt and dignity to one’ s appearance like the Welli- .
gloved hand. Of course the (11 ove should be carefully selected; '
Our Glove stock contains everything tllatis popular for dress and
street wca1.Our “Eugcllic” Dre ss Gloic at $1.00 per pair, are cit-1
ccptional value, and come in all the fall shades. .

We also have a. complete assortment of Fabric Gloves, ln- ‘
eluding Cashmcrcs, both fleece aud silk lined, as well as Mittens
and Golf Gloves for women :11 111 children.

NHERYAN,

so WASHINGTON sr. scum uoawnnic

 

aPEdIAL SALE. _
READY-Td-WEAR HATS, 98c. ,
TRIMMED HATS. $3.51.. I ‘

s. s. worsen, ‘
so wasumorou eraser. " stTl-I "om-111.1191;

MA .. A”..- .A. .u- A“ "ESE...“Q-..

The Home of 81111 13

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Toy Store of the State. - , I,
Tays of All Descnpiaons.

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await run is n it 111 butter to I Ink
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Such hioh- grade stocks a revelation
manufacturers sacrificed to as their surplus stocks: at 650 11 the dollar.
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The famous balsam sale of the decade. A Sale that stands 11111011111 as the reel oil-Hall Such»
Due to the warm weather. overstocked

a ‘10“"5 “Will 0f 010111101! find 11110.5 at about cuppa =

Such a fine and up to date stool; cannot be iopnd iii ihe associated low

Worth 112 ‘00

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filial 13"”."1

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. , , _ . gillliorih $5. 75 .
s SHOES None should fill to attend the Slice sal

 

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