Drink. Ill . 50g".
. ifrof Mr. Jack-
. . ton .. , .
iiN'i‘ON. M. on. 31.~wfiechotary
' » ll “trill-Immune today ata meet-
ili hamlet-est of'Wiiliam H. Jack
W lbs-Newborns nominee for Con»
III, the First District of Mary-
. Mr. Bonaparte's speech Was a
s also for the continuation of the next
. House-of Representatlvas in Repubil
and hands. lie quoted figures showing
the Increase of the foreign commerce
of the country since 1896. when the Re-
publicans came into power. in support
of;-Ills contention that the national
prosperity was due to Republican ad-
ministration. "But this very prosper-
ity."'-ho continued. “la the source of
Sonic serious embarrassment. When
a nation grows rich the individuals
was make up that nation grow rich
also. and in such (loses some of these
individuals always grow for richer
than others. We have developed a
crop of Oreosusea without precedent
In history and moreover the long dis-
tance telephone. the ocean cable and
the development of corporate agencies
enable these mum-millionaires to unite
their wealth in bilge combinations
which threaten the commercial liber-
ties of their fellow citincns and even
bid defiance to our laws."
Mr, Bonaparte likened the trusts to
a pen of pigs in which the big, strong.
over-fed hog crowded the little olles
away from their feed and get far more
than lis share. He continued: “Our
his, strong, greedy. over-prosperous
trusts are animals of the like order.
They crowd their smaller and weaker
followa from the feeding trough so that
these don’t get their fair share of our .
natibnal prosperity. The problem is
how to so fence off the great beasts so
as to give the little ones a show.
”The Democrats propose to out off
the-supplyof swill. or in other words-.1
to destroy our prosperity by unsettling
.all our business relations. No doubt
title‘pmuesa would soon make the bill
"h ' nathixfas razorbarks. bill woulu
thermal; ones fare any the better?
. .l'Bemeinber, we don't complain Vol
millet-Miner because they are lhoiu
“Nee-big and fat, but because they
knaptbe others small and thin. lilo
fatter the big pigs become the better
for their owner, lllld the more money
the trusts mukc the boiler for ill;
American people. provided In the our
case all the little plus get fat loo. in
at ail‘evellts as fat. as ihoso run and
in the other that all doulcrs uulsido
of the trusts have a fair field and tho
trusts have no favor,
' “Our president wants and has always
wanted a square deal for oVol-y ollo.
whether pig. lion, or Illllil. and illllli‘l'
his leadership the ltopubiionu party
has tried to pill and hoop l'iil'll of our
trusts in its own [il'fllli‘l‘ poll whol'o it
can't crowd any of tho. lilllo follow:
around it. To tllfiso code he has, llskod
the aid of Congress and of tho courts
to keep the corporate and llldlvullull
wealth of tho country ill duo subter-
tion to the law. not to make rich mop
poor. for to do that would only muko
poor men poorer, bill to mnko rich lllon
law abiding so that poor men may be
collie rich if they will. And the two
houses of (‘ongrcss as Well as tho
courts have responded to his appeal."
‘ ». COURT ENDS TODAY.
Only One Partially Heard Case Re-
mains for Justice.
The present October term of the tin
porior Court of Errors for the Third
judlcal district will come to ill] cud
in Bridgeport today. as the court has
hllt one more case to consider and
that was partly heard before adjourn-
ment yesterday afternoon. it is the
suit of Mary Noggn vs. The Savings
Bank of Allsollia. on plaintiff‘s appeal,
This is a New Haven county ousc.
Daniel None. the husband of the
plaintiff.4iiod August 14, 1905.. having
it deposit of $429.35 ill lilo. Ansouin
Savings Bank. The plaintiff pl'csclitod
the book to the bank. oi-imlug lilo
hook had boen given to or by her
husband Just before his doatll. The
bank refused lo pay lilo monoy unless
title look out letters of administration.
Hence the suit.
The defendant domurrod to the sub-
‘ttlituted complaint. the demurrer was
Overruled and a trial was held on the
Issues raised in the answer. Judgment
was rendered for the dofondanl and
the case was appealed to the Supreme
Court. ‘
The Waterbury chaos of the inun-
hert Hoisting Engineering Company.
vs. Maurice F. Cllrultnly. and tho sumo
vs. Maurice. I“. Carnlody and the Wa-
terbury Lumber and Coal Company.
begun Tuesday were finished yester-
day.
Another New liuvon rounlv rand
heard yesterday was that of Willinlll
Kennedy. administrator vs. the rim»
vlll Manufacturing Company, of Water.
bury. on plaintiff’s appeal.
The case was tried in the Superior
Court at Waterbury during the Jan-
mry torm this your. The suit is for
$6.000 dulllascs and is brought for tho
plaintiff‘s intestate. Joseph Rina" of
Waterbury. who. it is claimed. was
killed in the defendant's fli’ctory on
“WWW 12. 1905. by coming in con—
iaet with electric wircli and lclophonc
wires, while in the pursuit of his law-
tui employment.
mm
.IDINTIFIED BY FINGER PRINTS.
United Mates Army Prisoner Wanted
in Copland for Murder.
WASHINGTON. Nov. LuA curious
result of the recent adoption by lilo
United States Army or lilo syliiulll or
Identification by finger pl-iulu. that re-
ported lo the War Dcpnrlulcilt. wun
tile discovery in ”11' pcrmn of a soldier
lit Fort. heavmlwortb of a iirllisll inur-
derer for whom the Scotland yard an.
thoritles have long boon iooltllllt. The
men was a prisoner in the United
lilies Penitentiary serving it live your
sentence for a military crime. in per-
000 he was welldlahavcd and liked. bill
when the warden, following the gen-
aml orders to take the finger print
"records of all soldiers. attempted 10 ee-
0 to an impression of this man's di.
iris, he met with violent resistance.
canceling that this resistance idle ba-
«acd noon the man’s knowledge of the
o to which these finger prints might
‘ « inflict. the warden sent copies of the
.tn'lnui to the Dillii‘fl authorities in a
”limb" of cities. Within it compare-
tively short. time sollliand Yard an.
ad that the Min had committed
useless murder is Maria; that he
been sentenced to life-Imprim
1 ,
fiat lull vacuum to America. u l
:l 1
iii!
. onlalllll
1E...
l .
II. M 010703 Blouo " - .
Ivory.» "rural
"A Cold or a Codgh nearly always pro-
iucas constipation-lho water all runs to the
lyes. nose and throat instead of passing out
)f the system through the liver and kidneys.
For the want of moisture the bowels become
iryand hard." Nearly all other cough euros
ire conetipaling. especially those containing
)platoa. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and
for moves the bowels, contains no Opiates.
Relieved Cold. by workliig em out
.: of the system through I-ooploils asunder
the bowels.
'Reiieves Coughs by cleansing and
strengthening the mucous membrane: oi
the lhtoalmhesl. lungs and bronchial tubes.
or Crou , When in Cough La Grip 0
influenza, Ililollcilitlis/gand all Cong I:
Joids. Lung and Bronchial affections no
smelly in equal to Kennedy's Laxative
Josey and Tar. Children like it.
Put up in 250. 800 Ind 0 .00 bottles at the Lab
oratory offic- DoWitt Camille-:0. U.6.A
. BOLD BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
A. _.. L. :
THE SOBER MAN'S BURDEN.
—._—_...
More Suggestions as to the Best Way
to Deal With the Rounder.
Judge Edgar M. \Vill'lll’l‘. ol' l'uliulm.
‘u‘llilf‘i’liiit‘llflt'ili or prison and jail
work ol’ the (lolluoclioul (Tillisiiau lili-
.ioilvol' liliioll, sponkiilg in Now Bill-
did. Sunday, on Tim Sober Man‘s
liul'doil; Wily Should Sobor Moll Sup-
uu'l llrlllikcll liouiulcrs ill Juli?” said,
lll part:
“in my opinion lilo best ll'i'ililllt‘ill
o be given the l'ollildor is coufiiuL
lit‘lil Ill a classified l‘ol'oi'lilillui'y lol' it
long iol'lu. suy iill‘oo yours. llIllli‘l‘ lil-
lclormiualo soniouoo. with possibio
illi‘f)lil‘ at tho cud of nine months.
l‘hul institution ill which he is con»
inoli should bo llndor lilo supervision
'Ilil control of tho Sluio. 'l'Ilo drunk
il'il should bo Nlllllli‘i'li‘ii lo illi‘ lilosl
lgill bill kindly disoiplliio. Juvoililo.
\lfondors and accused prisoners.
twilillllg trial. should not ho permit»
oil to associate with llili‘ili‘ili‘il and
iolous convicts. 'l‘ho confli'luoti
‘l‘iinlilii‘il, whou sober, should be per-
IIIlllNl. voluntarily, to commit liilil-
elf to such illl institution for 0 full
i'l‘nl. Wilt-ii paroled. if a colivll'l
ucaks the rules of his pnrolc. be
houlll of course be brought back
\‘lllllllil lilo oxpcliso of u now url'csi
‘Illl process of lli\\'. He should be paid
.iir wages for his labor. thus giving
llill some money with which to sup-
tort. llltllscif willie ill-oiling work ul-
or his discharge if unable lo gol
york, he should be pol'luillod to ro-
urll to tho rol’orlllulol-y for a limited
iorlod. Mon and woluou should ncvor
‘le confined in tho sumo institution.
“Much good has boon lilo l'csllit
if the probation law. and lilo law pro-
viding for juvolliic oourls passed in,
liiilll. \Vlicrovcr those laws have
bison faithfully ll‘li'd. they have work-
l-d admirably. notably ill Hartford.
Many woak ulld llul’oi'iuiiulo young
men have boon saved from u ol'lilll-
uni carol-r. and ll‘il to Ill-collie soli-
supporting.
“\Vo cull nilolilion to lilo forum-
Iion illlil lualiingollu-ni of the Now lla-
vcll lloys' (lood Moreluolli Club. by
“also Albcrl Moll. Mnlbowsoll. of the
ooiloc court of Now Iiuvou. fly the
help and influence of the judge and
club. out. of 52 boys lilo lirst your
only four Wore i'o-nrroalod. ’l'hoy moot
iu the judge‘s privuic ollll-n ovol-y
erlinosduy ovonlliu. 'l‘iiey nro rociulli’i-
ad and boot ill lilo ranks of aolf—sup-
polling lilon. Al the last March term
if the Sliporlol' Court, one of our
lodges placed it buy of H. who Illld
slolon u clliokon. ill the hands of the
probation officer. who ohlaillod a
place on a farm for him. ill Hoptcur
bcr lilo officer reported lilul the boy
had worked faithfully and saved his
money. lie was discharged. Thus he is
kept out of the criminal china. This
in tile kind of Work which pays."
caramel A
llu Kill for lint Alvin Illama
Bum the
mansion of
0......
SXTRA JURY PANIL FOR HER-
MAN TRIAL.
in preparation for the trial of Alex-
ander iiorlmln. of Bridgeport. charged
with the murder of Marlin Koachlu-
able, u Mtlf‘i'liil panel of Jurors has been
drawn. The list rmnprises: Benjamin
tinnitus litld John it. ~Vlli. of lloiboi;
illnlrlos ll. ('01le and 'i‘lonma l’. lirie.
tui. of iirmkilcld; Ezra ii. Wlidniiln
and Iinni‘ol‘d 1’. Wheeler. of Dallbury;
Arthur M. Onklcy and Jliiili‘Ii Evorly.
of Fail'iicid; Joseph v. itchupp and
Horace M. timilh, of (ireenwich: (tor-
nelius (3. Taylor and Charles Ii. Wood.
of New (lunaan: Edwin '1‘. limit and
John J. Norlhmo. of Newiown: Abram
ii. Gilbert and Joel 0. liar/lay. of
Ridnciieid; Robert R. Nichols and En.
gene I’fii‘kulflli. of Redillns; .iobu ’l‘.i
Hnnrahun and
of
Stamford.
Theodore iiuyl,
fined for everything a salve in used
for. lieWilt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
Get DeWilt'll. acid by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phil!“
may. ‘
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w _ .
Killing" of as
Goodalelln Court.
MlDDLIii’l‘DWN. Nov. l.-’l‘he story
of the murder of George H. Goodale
by Henry (l. Bailey was told by Bailey
yesterday in the Superior Court. the
prisoner attempting to allow that he
killed Goodnie in self-defense. stating
that (loodaic attacked him with ll
chair and that he threatened hinl with
a knife. Bailey said that ho. was
somewhat under the influence of ii-
door and did not know that. (loodnle
had died until he was arrested in Ca-
nada. a few days after the murder. The
prisoner have his age as 39 and his
home as Durham. He said that on the
afternoon of Juno 29 Ito and Goodnle‘s
two sons. Charles ulid Wesley went to
Goodale‘s homo nnd after being filer-o.
it fow inmuenla Goodaie calllo ill with
a ion gallon box of cider. The men
got into an argument over the fitting
of ll stove pipe and words led to illl
attack upon Bailey that night. ilmnh
:llo also llilllrl'clod with his sons and
told llnllcy that be Would kill them
both.
lilo lilllrdor, hr and Goodalo \vonl hay-
ing on the farm of (ioodllio.
in fixinl: lhe
atllvo plpo. a tow days boforo and tho,
[ll‘lh'fiiii'l‘ said that ho had thrown it
away. (loodulo beonulc olirngod and
boon used by Illiiioy
until he found it. The luon had some
words and (lomiulo onmo ill iiniioy
with butcher knife and with an oath
said that he would kill him. liniloy
protected himscli’ by throwing a chair
at (iooduic. and the blow knocked him
down. unconscious. He then picked
iloodalc's body up and placed .ii ill .i .
chair. where he was found dead olil
July 9. The prisoner thou said that ’
he went through Goodalc‘s pockets.
took all his money. Ilul‘nossod his
horse and made away. Ilo thou l'cltll»
od his trip to Moridon. Springfield.
North Adams. Albany. Niagara Falls
and into Canada. whore he was arrest.
oil.
The witness said that he did liot‘
know that llo llud killod iloodulo and
ill llli‘ limo i'lliiolt lo rot-ail any of
lilo t-il'olllnstuuoos.
(‘ross-oxniiiillalion was lulu-n tip at
lIiui point and ii is oxpoclod illui illi‘
testimony will ifllt'l- up a gl‘i'iiit'i’ part
or lilo day
ilulloy will probably bc lIlo last
one to hastily and tomorrow urxunlolllu
will bo lllllilt‘. 'l‘Ilo ouso may go lo the
jury tomorrow afternoon.
A YEAR OF BLOOD.
'l‘ho your 1903 will long bo l't'llliHli-
lit‘i‘i'il lIl lilo boom of I". N. 'i‘nckol. of.
.\liilillt‘i‘, Kit. as it your of bloom:
which llowoli so copiously from Mr.
'l‘llrkol's lungs lllllt doutb soouiod vol-y
Ili‘lil‘. Iio \Vl’lli‘h’: “Sort-re bloodillg
from tho lungs and u frightful cough
had brought lilo all death‘s door. when
I Ill-gull taking llr. King's New In»
(‘il\'i'l‘)' l‘oi' (‘ollslllilpllolu with the us-
lonlsllillt: losull that alter lilkimz four
bullion l was l'omplololy restored and
as limo has proved pcrllluuollliy cur-
oll." Guaranteed for Sore Lungs,
Cough» and Folds. at I“. ll, Iiiixlt‘l".~‘,
Soulll Norwalk. and B. I'. Wood‘s.
Norwalk. drill: slolos. I’l'loc idle and
$1.00. Tile] botllo lice "
WORLD'S LARGEST LODGING
HOUSE.
ilflS'l‘iiN. Nov. 1. -\\'Ilul is claimed
to ho lill‘ [urgent lililfllll-Z bollsl- ill ”in
world was lIlroWu open lo workluunleli
llldny. it is known ilN 'I‘Iio I’coplo‘s
Palace. and was orootoll by tho Salva-
tion Army in Hip South End at it rust
of $240,000. it is “to stories iii boighl
lolllllilis 287 lodging rooms. roudiult.
and social rlmnis. u HWillllllillK pool and
baggage l'ooills. Allnohod lo the llnlol
will be it into labor bllroilli for lilo ro-
gisll‘y of the unemployed. a froo lulllll
bllronu for lilo ill‘lth'i'ilillill of pclly
cases for tho poor. and it two dispro-
ual'y.lnll lhrce of which arc lo bu opoii
ovclllilgs.
G. B. BURHANS TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
(i, ii. liurlulils. of Carlisio i‘culcr. N.
Y.- writes: "About four yours ago i
nrolo you stating that I had boon oil-
liroly ouroll of n sovcro kidney ll‘ou-
bio by taking loss than two bottles of
I-‘oloy’s Kidllcy i‘llro. it entirely
stopped the brick dual sl-lilml-nl. and
pain lllld symptoms of kidney disease
disappeared. i am glad to any flint
l have never had in roluru of any of
those symptoms dluinlt tho four yours
that have claimed iliiil i am ovillonlly
cured to slay cured. and heartily roc-
ouiuicnll Foley‘s Kidney (‘urn to any
our sum-ring from kililloy or bladder
trouble." I‘Iliislod's ili‘liit Slow and
The Clifford l’baruiucy. '-
WORCESTER BILLBOARD CAM-
PAIGN.
\Villif‘ldti'l‘i'lii. Minot, Nov. l.~~lilll
posters. printed or picluroa, must ho
allbnliiloli to tho i‘lliof of Police for
Illti uppl'ovul bolero liloy can be lila-
pinyl-li oll alull boards or llialribnioll.
lll'ulllilliik iodlly. This action with do-
rldod upon yoalordliy nfior u confor-
l~licu lewooll illi‘llilli‘l'ii of the Ill-cum-
board. iuoludlnll Jiltilt‘ll C. (Surrey. F‘ii’tl
llllii'f ("nil-mun and Mayor illntlluu.
Mi‘iiiiwllilp an effort will be llludo to
lluw an ordinance onnrtcd prohibiting
vulgar or Improper display advertising
ulinilur to that now in force ill Spring.
field and olhor cllll-n
Brut "H. "
Iilatifiica allow that this im-
port duty turbo cents on
the dollar; and the Im-
porter must also make a
profit! The Wholesaler
and the Retailer must also
malls their profitsl
hen you buy Foreign
at all.
Oli Jilly 2 (loodulc got unolllol'i
key, of older and on July 6. the. tiny of ‘
(loodulc |
asked l‘iailoy for a bummer that find i
I
l
l
i
told illliloy that in. would get. no pay I
l
“full. of Orlando. Fla. bill who is mull-
Perfume. therefore. at
least 75% of what you pay
is for the expense of “im-
porting." and three “mid~
Icmen's" profits-dust
illicit of ill
Purity.
HUNTING acorns;
William Hail. Who Is Staying in New
Haven, Shot.
KILLINGWORTH.Nov, l.—Whlle
out hunting with It}. 1.. Rodin-id. of this
place. and a companion. said to be. ”or-
man Amnieli. of New Haven. William
lug his home loillporuriiy in Now lili-
voli. accidentally l‘i.‘l‘i}l\'l‘il a part. of ii.
chargo of hirdshol in his taco. ilijulu
illg liiill painfully but not seriously.
Ills cycsinlll was llol allot-loll. [lull
and Ills companions. so far as could
ht lt’lil‘lit'il. were guests of Rodllolll and
the throo went out .llunllug early yos-
tcl‘dlly. The men woro sollllorod in u ;
tract of heavy brush; when ll part-l
ridge started up. Ammon illllllollilllo- ;
ly fired. not knowing that oiihcr of his ‘.
companions was in his lltrixhlllii~h0lll‘l.§
Hull happened to be not far away and ‘
roceivcd fifteen No. 8 shot ill his filt'l'. !
liis wounds wero drosscd and ho was i
taken to Now Haven for furlhoi‘ lroal- l
molll. 1.3
--__~,,__._
$100 REWARD. $100.
The render-moi ibis paper will be
ploascd to learn that there ls iii iolist‘
one droaliod lilsouso that science has;
been able to cure in all its stages. and;
that. is Ciliili‘l‘ll. Hall's (‘lllurrll t‘uro‘
In tho only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. (,‘ntarrlli
being a constitutional disease. requires:
a constitutional tronlluout. lillil‘s Ca-
larrll i‘uro is lakoil internally. noting
directly upon lilo blood and mucous
allri'llooa of lilo systclll. lhcrclly dos-
lroyluc the foundation of tho diseased
:llld'uivlllg lilo patient ulronulb by1
building up Q10 constitution and as-1
dialing nature in doing its work. The:
proprietors llilvl.~ so much faith in its
curative powers that they offor (lilo
Hundred lloiiais for any caso lhnt ll
lulls In rare. Semi for dint of lostl-
illoniula.
Addroaa I“. .I. (‘IIICNEY {ii Cit, 'l‘o-
lodo. (I. ..
Sold by all drllggisls. The.
Take Hull's Family i’iils for cons
potion.
il-
00
SIR THOMAS LIPTON iN BOSTON.
BOSTON. Nov, l.-» Sir Thomas I.ip~
loll was lllt‘ gill-st of honor today at
lilo llllllunl illeoiillg of the Mllasarlllr
soils State Board of Trade at tho Ho—
li'l Voudroluo. i'roliullliary to tho ro-
onplion to the intranet, the regular
businosa trollorully transacted al the
annual meeting was given nltontlon.
Aflor tho roll call l’l'osilicul (‘Ilarlos
ii}. Adams, of Lowell. road his annual
aridi'clia. which was followed by reports
of (”floors and committees. and the
olociiou of ulllrora for the running your.
Proviolls in tho reception at lilo Board
of ’i‘rlillo. Sir Thomas was the truest ul
hrcuili'nel of the Boston Yacht Club
and spout the remainder of the fore-
llnoll in inspecting lilo clubhouse. ill
the sumo time looking over the 22-m-
lcr tlrcalos, which this season won the
first log of the (“up ofi‘cred by Sir ’l‘lio-
lnna llv boats of hor olnan. 'I‘hl- club
also was to have lilo baroncl as its
uncut at u dinner tonight lll tho Alilim~
iiuiu t‘lub.
’l‘llo boat lrcuiiucnl l'or indigestion
and ll‘OllliIi'R of the stomach is to rest
illl' alolllllcll. it can be routed by a
good dittoalnul. Kodol puts tho atom-
iii'll in allupo lo satisfactorily poi-form
its functions. .(iood for Indigestion,
aollr stouulcll. flatulence. palpiimiou
or the Ilcurl and llyltpopuill. Kodol la
mode ill strict conformity with lilo
National l’uro Food and Drug Law.
Sold by ’i‘ilo Clifford Pharmacy and
The bridge i'hnrlllllry. "
CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL LIQUOR
BE LING.
ONLY CUR! FOR DYSPIPoiA. ,
Mrs. Franklin lluah. of New (lat-lilo.
itch. says: "I sufforod for yours with
dyspepsia. used to huvo grout filliii'f'iltl
and belching. i tried evorythinn i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until 1 look Brazilian iinim. and one no
cent bottle cllrod me completely."
For ratio by It. ii. Plaialed. I". H.
Baxter and The Clifford l'iulruuloy. ..
COMO MAKING lggus'rsv nuan-
llltOMiNlS’i'ltlt. Malls. Nov low/iii
unprecedented hilly ”MIDI!“ ill the
comb mailing industry is reported by
all the manufacturers in this center.
With the approach of the holidays the
“from by trying to pump him.
large orders are starring in ,and till the
shops are running overtime. and some
of the larger firms report a scarcity
of help. ll is reported that the Johnnie
are buying up everything they can get
for the holiday trade. Both horn and
celluloid products report the some de- ,
mend.
W
You can‘t always tell what is in II‘
l.
WIl.I.iMAN'I‘ii.‘. Nov. l.-~'Ml'li. Jell-
sio Wylllan and Andrew White. of And.
over. who were recently charged by
the. stale pollen with illegal soiling il-
lplor ul ll hllit'i at that place. were
each fined '75 and costs yesterday.
They onlorod an appeal to the Super-
ior Court.
Try a Sentinel want ad.
mum
' bi flu-bu mm and
3 all" that?“ for alipgmluam
deal at it a 1
ll. ' I -
, .
um and and will
‘lw‘liw lli y toil i-
cut or win for mum.
Address
limit
' i . 'Pnglll‘lp‘llt i l.
Iarly low-priced Perfumea
~are jail chemical com-
poundt. not real Perfume
When you buy Per-
fume you should. there-
fore. buy only Perfume
made by a well-known
American Manufaaurer
whqcan nnddoeaGUAR-
ANTEE both Quality and
The only Perfume
guaranteed this way is
5 ml ”bio I
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COET’i‘INC'S Perfume;
The Standard Ameli-
e 0 son why can Perfume for 35 years.
Foreign Panama 00:! I0 because real Perfume of
much is heading it com :0 s it the finest possible quality.
much to "fill ”rt" them. BM. ‘of American- and the moat lacuna odor
The US. overnmeni ma c umewparticu- -~m0re than iwrce ll lut-
ing as any other Perfume
of equal price. 40 dida-
cnt odors.
The most popular odor
is CLEOFAN—wmade from .
clover leaf blouomlrvery
different from ordinary
odomand so concentrated
that just one drop is
enough at a time. .
Ask your Dealer for a
sample, and get acquainted
with "the finest Perfume
mdc.|‘
THAT BRIGll'llaNS THE DULI.
MORNING.
sup”
J ave. and Mocha.
. Blend.
"Surpasaingly
Excellent.“
Fresh
Roasted Daily.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
126 Washington St.. 80. Not-walk.
Next Door to Post-Office.
Phone, 655—4. Free Delivery.
Violin Mandolin. Guitar.
(Private pupil. 3 years with H. H.
Hartmlnn, New England Conservatory
of Music, Beaten. Man). will start
12 years
Special terms to first five
studying. Clan limited. Regular pu-
Mandoiln club to form
close in South Nor-walk.
teacher.
pils' recitals.
at once. Audi-es to
364 FAIRFIILD AVE. BRIDGEPOBT,
CONN.
turns a farm of 35‘ acres in Canton.
[Hartford county. .hlifI‘JII‘Ollgllt suit in‘
gthe common pleas
~—
3...... H. Crane
*Elcara
A Jack of all Trades
is not who! the people want when the
require good workmonlhip. My war
is done right and when I say A jet
is «no. in no.
ARTHUR I. IINIOICT.
Plumbing. Tinnluu and. Imm Fittln.
‘ Noam Ctrnt. M'Nomolb
Wear Proper Eyeglasses
Are your eyes uneasy?
Are they beginning to rebel?
Make them comfortable.
Put them at their ease.
EACY GLAOflO FOR UNEASV EYES
Humor 8. Hoyt,
Telephone act—1n
Refraction Optician.
Rooms 7 and... United Bank luiidlun.
south Romain, Conn.
Special appointments at convenience
of patron.
Office Hours. B—tlzdd. 12:45.4:
Saturday evasion. 7-9.
Ntw“.l.‘.‘c‘..".;; "
Crepe Paper
PLAIN AND ”dunno.
' 100 A non.
Paper Napkins
be A Donal.
WM. A. BRIGGEIIMAN'S
slum arose.
Donovettliock. 132 Washington at.
A‘ int for Cr
”I” "-‘ir‘um still "
ll. GUTI‘LIEB’S,
meatballs cove! vellum-mil.
c0. sonwALa.
.hlflW-l
a. IT» {LBW {O’Kp 1"on
HIAD TO [001' FURNIIHIRI.
New York. New H
Railroad 00.. to recover $600 damages.
She says that. in April last. a spark
from a locomotive belonging to the
grass and woods on her property and
She says the fire was without fault on
her part.
Try
a Sentinel want ad.
MERRILL.
lasgrie ‘ .
~ the
court against the 5 that
Willi and Hartford words about her that were false and
malicious. therefore she thinks
destroyed most of the valuable timber-.1
.100 250, 500 and $1.00 bottles.
lClifford. Baxter's and Plaisled’s.
SUCCESS‘
Is the accomplishment of a purpose.
A Business Educationpat
1“ andefinite purpose fulfilled: ‘4“.
. Day and Night Sessions. . , . .
N0 EXTRAS AT MERRILL.
South Norwaik. Stamford. Port Cheater.
‘ Iii-AN; 3- Il‘
iff‘. oa".ll
pockets of Mrs. Marcella Bil-oh.
of Foiriiaid. The plaintiff days
in April last. the defendant used
also
she
is entitled to damages. Judge Elmore
.8. Banks is her a el,
defendant company not fire to that co m
STOP THAT COLD
or it hilly result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. li‘ro : without exception.
The
O.
COL Eel:
ALL BOOKS FREE. I
M.. A. Merrill. Principal.
1 ladies' Clocks.
A Wmlllslidllll
36 Washington Street.
TaylordGoIden
”'4 WWW?“ " ‘”
N0.
lac—«House, indoor Place. lot 50:195. water. 1,559
l3l--—H0u|¢, Windsor Place, 7 rooms, water, 1.55.;
maul-louse, Elizabeth In, lot 40:125. 4,500
maul-louse. West An, lot 54st 0, 9.099
l34—-—-—H0nse. Seavicw Ave. Em Norwaik. ' 7.000
lag—Atoll», Clinton Ave. 3 rooms, moo
mom—Two building lots. Clinton Ave. each. 300
la7-—-—Tw0 building iota. Clinton Av... each, - 300
l38——Houu and ham. cor. filth 8t. and Bayview Ava. 7.000
mom—House. Rgnolds 8a, Eur Nomads, 1.700
“cu-Building t. Barrin- Ave.. 500
m-u-Houu. 3 our Ave..lot 49:50. 9,,”
tau—Helm an .mblo. Washington In. . 7.”;
x43»— oupy. . ad Am, Dacha. a...”
' . "0 lhd'mi. e at”
t 5-“ Inc It" ' vmon ta, rooms «cit 9.000
site-mucosa, re rooms. Dayle. .- -. w -.......: 'w an
finnamoLaaxer-es swells
Dealer and Maker of
“List of Pro
OFFERED _
SA LE
PARTIES DESIRING T0 PLACE
THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 2%.
TERMS, ETC.. OF THE FOLLOWING
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
g—House. Crescent Terrace.
I4—-—-H0use and 4 acres. Rowayton. .
35——-—House, barn. etc., West St.. i" .
39——Two building lots. Stuart Ave.. eaEh.
ao—Building lots, near East Ave.,
, 52-——-I-Iouae, barn and :6 acres. West St.,
lcgmBulldlnfivlot on Eimwood avenue,
Suits, furs” and fine Millinery.
Garments Made to Order and Remodeled. ‘
68 WASHINGTON 81, SOUTH NORWALK.
Store open evenings until 9 p. m.
Billed “F
We have a full line of’Welabaeh goods to show you
The Reed d. Volk Electrical Companll.
c
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
peril
THEIR PROPERTY IN
FULL DESCRIPTION.
LIS’If CAN BE HAD AT
10 rooms; . $ 6,000
15.000
12.000
500
$500 up.
. 10,000
55—Beautlfully located cottage at Bell Island. fun
niBhed. 6 000
61——-—Housc, Fairficld Ave. 5,000
68-~Building lots, Summit, Eimwood. Bayvievl and '
Taylor Avenues.
fig—Frontage on Washington St. '
7o-——-Cottsge on shore at Bell Island, furnil led, 7,000
71—-—-House and 4 acres, River St.. Dorian. 15.000
Bz—Two building lots, Elmwood Ave" $850 and moo
91—House. Marshall St.. South Not-walk, 3,000
97—-—House. Elm St.. Norwalk, 5,500
gg—Cottage, Hickory Bluff. . 7.000
loo—-—House. South Main St.. South Norwalk. 3,000
tor—Farm at Wilton, modern. 9,500
loo—Harbor View Beach lots. $275 up.
lO3-———Dock property at Norwalk '
loo—House. Winfield St, East Norwallt. 3,500
xo7--—-House, 4 acres of land, Norolon Heights.
loom-House. Richmond Hill. Stamford. 6,000
Ito—Harbor View Park lots, $325 up.
' ln---I-lonae, Hillside Place, 8 rooms. 3,000
lla——H0uae. I acre. West Ave.. South Norwalk. 12.000
new—House. Elizabeth St.. 14 rooms, lot 40 by :25. 4.600
xx5-—-—House. 16 rooms. Marshall St, 4,»;
fro—House. 11 rooms. Elizabeth St.. 3,509
u7—-——-Houae. :1 rooms. Gerard Place, 5,009
new—Building lot. Van Zant Ave. East Norwalll 700
XIHHOIIII. ham and extensive grounds. West St. 27.500
loo—Building iota. Woodward Ave. £450 up.
xol—u-Houu. 6 rooms. Rowe ton. 3.000
manifesto. barns. g acres, onnecticut Turnpike, 6,000
res—~46 acres land. cribner 8t" 2.000
124-“52 acm land. Connecticut Turnpike, 6.000
Ins—Com c. 6 rooms. Winfield St. Rut Nam-lit. 0.500
loo—Build rig lot. Fort Point Sh. East Norwalk.
lay-“Brick house. 3 families. for ule'or exchange for
mail form. Pay. 12% mu, 3,500
tada—I‘iwm Belden Ave” Norm": 12,800
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