Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 22, 1907 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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we” of Irma
8. ll. A. 01.". will be ‘
January as. 1801. at I plant
near“. _“8ir mum“? Sweltethsm commit.
' me sad unpardunable blun-
w of mastitis. a letter to Admiral D0»
which was nothing more or less
than an insult “and bore all the all:
of a carefully studied insult.
if he received vexatious prova-
(culled from the Americana no shred
.hr Justification can be urged for the
. or. The only course it leaves open
to him had to his countrymen is to
emission to the nation to whose oilcer
was directed.’
News of the Colonial Ollie/a ex-
theulseives tn the Associated
“substantially the same lines
“We Eoreign office The

Q” t
“Willi: rm- assume the lad 3“ ‘8 for he Colonies.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

, is claimed by the _p0i(3:6
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n. has not had on!
b strays are word non Moor Swettenhsm and
. ' therefore dill not desire to make augy
hlficial dominant. but one of the high-
. all cultur- of the Colonial Office
flflld' W

, “Thus for we are only able to Judge
from the press reports, huh these ap-
pear to allow that Governor Swollen.
hill indulged in unaccountable ear
canal.”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.W [last year of for
“ tildes in Connecticut only
declared to have been due
[ rind of the other 53 more
were by shooting in which a
. whines was drawn in the
M. angel-.10 sisteen trials of
charged (with murder it was poses
‘for‘ the stars to depend upon evil
dollop given through interpreters and
in two was only was the death sen-

it is learned that u... incident be-
tween Governor Sweltenham and Ad-
miral Davis is not the only one which
hall arisen at Kingston, and it now do
visions thst the efforts of Sir Alfred
Jgnes in relieving the situation at the

Jmslpa‘. capital have given the gover-
mtll “idea that Sir Alfred sought to
, othh whole matter in hand
John Westlake. professor of interna-
tloual la‘w at the University of Cam
bridge and one of the members of
the Upit'od wonders of the Interaction
al court of arbitration at The Hague,
made the following statement:
' "1 mm mmeto see any Justification
la in reallocation for the action of
Govern “stadium. It was rather
(stories; on the part of Admiral Davis
if 115 did not ask for the golernor's 3
permlision before landing men, but
the landing of men though they were
armed.ywae not even a lechlnicsi
breach of informational law. as it was
unpp‘areut that there was no design
to exert American authority.”

Orr lh other hand. some of the West
indlan traders inclined to support Go
Veruor Swottcnhnur. One of them “as

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

rel-d Times recalls the case
B, Cross. who went in the
lit” 18300 for the revolting muré
, womiu in Stamford, in con-
”3 ll the more recent Espo'sito

 

 

 
 

~ -3 in the first degree. and the
3 felonious assault. has drawn
A life sontonce at Wethors-

 

 

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3’. BTW I'm 0503”“ hlgmllle seresnt.’

lou other
his aunt
twill

 

' at 23c.

 

The Union Pacifier

120 Washington IL. O0. Milk.

Ph0ns. 065-2. Free Delivery.

GIGANTI‘C cl"

. honor to M with ills meal. .murmg ”[33 ””53 ”“3. ammnmdsoaggfiig”

Insulator

tut is mm”???

tracing of the t now runs to
Hoosup from Central Village. where it
connects with the Worcester and Fros-

HOWARD."
L ldence lines. by Wily of Decisions a w
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elsewhere for less than
die a ib. than that we sell
It's our blend _
of Mocha and Java and 3'
it hits the tseteof more
people than any other
coffee on the market-—
V and the immense queue
lilies we sell prove it. ‘
[it’s a great value and
ilomlstalte.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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vfermsr prices 8250 to 03.60.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

best ready -to-wIs3r3 Clothing rustic.

Tea Co

 
 
 

Next Door to Post— Office. 3 '5 WASHINGTON "13“”.

 

 

semi Annual sale of

Hillll ride Trousers,

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The sale of Alfred Benjamin A Cell Niall Grads Suits and Over-
coats is still on at 25 lo 80 per cent. all former prices. This is the

One lot of Nlen' s Underwear at 75c. Formerly $1 and 81.25.

 
 
 
 

Open Monday. Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.

Joseph Da Ins,

TAILOR, GLOW-“ER. HATTER. FURNISHER.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

quoted as saying that the action of the
United States in loading, IlubidIlI:n.
marines. was high handed and unwnr
muted.”
The latter is the sole criticism of
Admiral Davis‘s action and does not
accord with the almost universal of.
tibial “and public sentiment. "
;Among the newspapers the Globe
is its 0 stomaIy anti-American way,
persists in “applauding the firmness
with which Swettenhsm asserted the -
rights of his soverign and flag in a
punition of peculiar difficulty.”
All the Globe represents the most
llngolsti'c hand anti-government silo
0 is the criminal age A majority meats in t 5 country its statements n
dole tiers is within those age limits. ngéwtgflzgice the prevailing opinion of
‘t my felons are about 23 . BOSTON, Jan. 22. —The action of
re of “W: if a person keeps his SngAiexpcn‘de; Sweltengam goverprér :
. 0 also a reoues ng l 3 wt
in ”It“ a”: g” with “wailing“. draw’al of the American naval force
l" twerl V" vs years 0 e under Rear Admiral Davis is charao ‘
lllell’ 6V9? to stray far from the teriaed as an "unwarranted and inex-
”of respectable citizenship!‘ ft gusgblg 1:13.:er delicacy 31:33; 13’rof.
II o 0 error a ver-
gljtffivfid‘ "firmf’r’i‘m‘tgf ““8 sity and president of the Victorian
r 3 8““ - "‘1“ "*5 fl 9“” Club one of the leading British organ
of exceptions. there is lllllm'lilr
no lack of the (alter.

nations in this city. in a letter made
s—1——-——--—‘-~'—"
serous ANp CULINARY.

 
 
 
 

presenhagve capacity as do-

one is foreign born and we
find (if the latter one was nur-
-~ ' the seals! districts of a big
. while the other was a truly rural
. ‘ not. “These three sample cases,"

“'srks the Times, “not only illus-
mile the worst types oi degeneracy.
"Mt, they also emphasize the fact that
bulk of serious felonies is' com-
) by persons of comparative
thfulness. The .period between 1363

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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your excellency for evxpression of
sympathy and for the very practical
aid so kindly given by Admiral Davis
and the entire particular service
suuadron o fthe United States Navy.
. __ (Signed)
“Governor"
The cablcgram was received in this
glans“ atil o‘clock last night.
INGTON. Jan. 22.~The State
Dept! rtmeut today made public the
text of the note delivered to acting

public today. Prof Bumichrast says
in the course of his communication:
'l°s.”'li“ “l .5“? 12° 55ml“
0 r oxen e s et r t s
3WN1leiE8. first. without a feeling of prrlfound
much charm in the discreet shame and indignation. The governor
- t of rich colors upon pale- may have expressed his own feelln
rid of delicate my cram but. this he hall absolutely no right
M8 This 001m. “3;“ 0 ton do; and most certainly be has wholly
in bands of Persian trlnimlng' misrepresented the feelings of every
'Ilitéfi. or chenille ornaments right thinking Briton. He has done
iter- emphasizing the dominant 3an lncalcuiable amount of mischief
0f the costume Iand strained the respect which one
b chops are ever so much nicer .naturslly desires to entertain for per-
: ed with maitr d‘hotel sauce sous placed in positions of authority,
has col a few rlrinutes to re and therefore of responsibility.
i V th d is “But i do earnestly beg our Ameri-
““ “(will 9 390°“ “3" can friends to believe that the indigo
.3. D” ”I! a“ 0 first. nation they feel is exceeded by that
red madras is one of the most which fills every British breast at his
033'; ofumaterlals 1031; “ll: :33: lllwllollyt unwarranted and inexcusable
. wears we u l' a 6 rom epency
v and the “sure has much llrssmiloi'du Jan. 22.455 sta-
penance 0‘ the embroidery 0“ to Department today made public the
waive fabrics following cableglam
'lv'el. horn ls very effective on Jamaica. Jan. 20..
lace sown. black elvet up- . ‘The lion. Elihu Boot, state so.
. or string color making a very oratory.
ostume Washinxton.
Isl-ed stoic ends headed by
lllcial flowers or rosettes are
Not many evening gowns as
101k! and wraps.
- the lovely garuitures is
Wllque over metal tissue for
and skirt ‘
liar-ed edges on underwear
ed dsluliness when finish-
of narrow lace set on

materials will be used

gowns next season. with Secrelsry Bpoon yesterday by the
and ruffles tucks and British-oh of embassy. It is as
he... Silk and cotton folltlws:

”milieu Embassy. Washington, Jan.

have the honor to inform
eoeived today

jgouzlcst descriptions
dressy occasions. '

 

 

 

lulll roll women. 3]”
us in the back, Urin- '
. dney trouble and
t berb cure for
r Oray' s “Aus-

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“Jamaica profoundly grateful to .

Filipi OF KEEWANEE ease.
Early June. ladder as just picked from
the garden. « Regular 120 seller, 3

York Stats, bright and tandem.
ular 18c.

 

Bordello. put up in, heavy syrup. Nep-
ular 38c. , I“
‘ an. an... lac per call.

tar .
y A delightful dessert- 3 ill. can. r05“-

 
 
 
 
 

 

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. 3 ‘ d and ulcer.
f r Orsy's Australian-
"- sin or sent by
3 pie sent FREE.
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internurljf nail... and addressed to
'umiral .

 

Writers I‘
"Sir Edward Grey desires me in any

is? commanding the Unit» ,. ,
ed Slates 3'squu3t3lron lately l3ll3 Jamaican
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‘ 1mm whilrl he is .5 n3.- Ilspendear on. TFlf-L‘ALI- 8%

Great crowds are attending this big sale, which opened Friday. January I8. All are amazed

at the wonderful bargains.

Here re the way goods ore given away

Lndics‘ Costs, worth $5; on sale at 55c. ‘ I‘
Ladies Costs worth S8; on sale at Sr. 95.

Ladics' Long Coats. with f or collar, worth 3:5, it $5.45.

Ladies’ stunning Long Coats, worth Sac, at $8. 95. . x. ,

Ladies‘ Suits, worth $10 and $15. at “385. 95 and S7. '95: I

Ladies‘ Smart Suits, worth S20; on sale at $10.55. .33

HH Hands Gil gal Hail Prinz and Less.

Mlllinéry. Ribbons and Millmcry Trimmings at 35c on the dollar.
Furs. Skirts, Children's Dresses. Coats and Infants’ 3Wcar at one-half price.

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SALE 18 CONTINUED UNTIL ALL WINTER STOOK IS SOLD.

' I. lensst. emprlam.

68 Washington Street, South Nor-walk.

Store open every evening. Car fare refunded tomut-of-town trade. 3

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SALONO. SCOTCH CHlEF A’ND EPI'
CURE PEAOHEOI

SALE. ..

our Annual Oslo commenced Monday, January 21, with a hip reduction in almost evsrythin5 from our. .
large slack; We have contracted a heavier slack for this season at the old price. (Ming to the advancement ln_3,
all lines of 3500”. We are 'in a position now to offer you prices less than today’s best to us.. We commence
with our high 513a“ Canned Goods and wind up With our Securing soap and many other every day necessities.

The Fair Cloak & F or Store,

HARD WOOD CLOTHESPINs,
300 not spiltqoovfy 1Special,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. broldory ruli'ie full umbrella width. 39c

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

AND ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH DAILY. .

0n Underwear-

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Our Cotton Underwear Department has loos been noted for its unusual
display of Muslin Underwear. criminal in more than one tray first. for
its immense and choice assortment of sins; mmd and mom Important,
for its wonderful values and low price 0.

During this annual sale, our customs" aspect and always find still
greater value. offered We mention only a few of these great bargains
Sec circulars for complete price list. 3 3 . . .

 

Fins Cambric and Naisaoot Draw-
era lace trimmed. extu' slide, 150

quality.
worries. 080. ,

OXIM‘D.
Fine Muslin Shirts, tucked and em
braidery rallies. full realm . Regular
price 78c.
Clearance Prlcs, Gee.

COMET COVERS.
Lace trimmed new styles, an exce
tionaily pretty line, at 860. Just
dozen to be offered at the exceedingly
low price of

10
Not over 3 to a customer.

CORSET COVERS.
Of Nainaook lace and heading trim-

med, full cut, 10 different styles. Reg- Fine Cotton Skirts, hematitched,
ular 20c value. .. embroidery and lace ruffles; Regular
On Isis at 21c. price 81.00. " ~ ’

CORGI? COVEIO. Oslo. 7”-

Extra Fine Cambric Skirts embroid
ery trimmed and full lace trimmed
dust ruffle. Regular price 81. 50

Clearance Pride, 81.20.
OOWNS . ‘

F‘iuc (lotion Gowns, high neck buck-
ed. V neck and embroidery trimmed.
Rogular (We value. .

Sale Price, 48c.

Round or Square Neck Gowns, lace
and embroidery trimmed. Regular
price 79c.

3 Oslo Fries, 05c.

Fine Nainsook and Gambrlc Gowns.
lace and embroidery trim. round or
square neck; also chemise style, 81 00
and 8125 value.

Clearance Price, 78c.

0f Fina Cambric.'t.ight’ fitting, well
made lilo value
‘ Sale Pricg 10c.
DRAWING. ‘
0f Fine Cotton. with full hcmstiloh-
ed cambric rudle, yoke top. well made

Value 29c.
Bale Price. 190.

RAWERO.
0f Fine Cambric. tucked or elu-

value.
On Sale at 310.
DRAWERB.
Over one dozen different styles lace
and embroidery runes. good 59c vs-
lue. Our 500 leader.
During This Sale, 41c.

 

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The Boston Store.

This Reed Rocker
Is Free To You.

Do your trading at the updradatc
stores—fill a stamp book and 5st one
' of these pretty Rockers. .
" Hundreds of other premiums to se- ‘
loot from. Our stamps sr PINK and ‘
we stand back of every stamp issued
by us.

fees and Coffees.

Our line is the finest to be had any-
where, and if you really want to en-
joy your cup of Tea or Coffee.
OURS’WILL FURNISH THE

ENJOYMENT. ‘

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. 1 BOOK OF
PINK DISCOUNT STAMPS.

 

THE sroass THAT SET'THE PACE.

New York Grocery co.

800th Nor-walk. TELEPHONE.
“4400s”, 3 u .3 ‘ I

Norwslk.
Call, 480.

 

Greenport Oys‘ ers

THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN TO GET GREENPORT OY8TER33
ALSO HAVE HARD ORAN, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS. EOOALLOPB

LARGE LONG (SLAMS FDR 33A KING. '1 w ' “

 

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Phone 322-4.

You Want

right here and get it, as we pride ourselves in havin only the best

 

California fruit. heavy syrup.
Bale Prios.1ilc 3

 

 

Our Sale Price, 8c per can.

. KORN-KINKe'.
One of the no products.
Sale Price, do per pkg.

 

 

W'NBOME CORN. Fels or Proctor .1 Ga :

n . .
08 33 Sale Price. 0 cakes. 25c. 3»

 

BOSTON “OWN FLAKEB.
Fresh and sum. flepulsr 15c pkg.
, Sale Price. lie. »

that money can buy. You will receive the best value or your money

of any store in town We suit hundreds of people. We can suit you.

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,

LEADING exodus. - ' ’ '

 

spokesman-.265 , ecounmo corp. . ' "

FAVOR"! FEARS. mop!” commonly used oval-Where. 308' .

 

It":
Sale price. 3 for ion.

3 MILLIR'B NAPTNA SOAP.

1.3.... bar. ‘

ullIEN chills-Jul. , 3'" Price. 3 cakes. alo-

STRING BEANs. .
Young and“ tendon. Re5ulsr 10c.
. his. Price 2 for 15¢.

CALIFORNlA PRUNES.
, Largp and meaty. .
‘Oais Price. 3 lbs, 25¢.

SOUTH NORWALK

3... WEST WASHINGTON ST

 

 

“ALL KIND. 3J3!LL-3O POWDEROI
3 3 . Napalm-10c. ,
~' ’3 ‘ 3 Oslo Pride 2 for;

 

 

‘ FANCY MAIN! POTATOES.

asst sleeker» ha
’ l ' 0‘s. 7
lots"

lulled in towrr.

 

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8- cans Kill: ...‘................. 880811) pkg.BuckwlIest. 10c
80 lbs Gran. Sugar............ 81.0012 WhrrantedEggs ..... ......’2Sc
38trictly Freshman. per dos. 8808‘ m3. Corn .. 25c

DIOOIIIIIIOI are.

anoy Mdlrls Potatoes. ...'............. Pic. 2003 80., 75c
oLu all-row cuesnsss, the new artlois. cleanses everything]. m

~ «'-'3.I"'L1W.3
United Grocery Go. . ‘ . .. M. Epstein

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230 Ndi'lll Nllll 30L, O30. Nor. Tll. ”3&3 m 40 For! Ot..3 East Nor-walk. Tel. 33304

 

Gniblll’ Bridge Fish Market

THE BEST TEA AND COFEEE to be found In Norwslk. Como.

 

 
 

Ben Hui mour 55¢ bag, 55 .0o barrel '3 "‘ ‘

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