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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 14, 1907 · page 2

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mama
WMrm.hosbornotheuismtur-eol

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and nanomnmadounder his rin-

sonal I anon Its lunacy.
Allow” onetodeceive you in this.

_ sits, Imitation! and “Joshua-good ” are but
Written“ that trifle with bud endanger the health of
m. and mmmnm against Experiment-

~What Is OASTOFIIA

‘ (historic is a harmless substitute for one: Oil. fire-
and Soothing 8mm. It in Pleasant. to
who: neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
to its guarantee. 11:.“an
nod alloys Favorishneas. It onres Diarrhoea and
coils. It relieves Imouthing Troubles. cures constipation
. and flatulenoy. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
f Stomach and Bowels. giving healthy and natural sleep.
.m Children's Pantheon—The Mother’s Friend.

mourn: CASTORIA “wave

Bears theiflignatnro of

Ind

The Kill You Have Always Bought

Ill Ilse For Over 30 Years.

Mumm.nwamvm trunnion

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ boss some day.”

The Boss—«“ancr.
x ouv‘ying the office boy,
3 troll Free Press.

Isn't It?

A CARD.

Jars authorized to refund your

* , motion. Contains
‘ genuine is in a yellow
3 8 so substitutes. Plaistcd

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Frientlw'l‘lro ofiiit boy was jnIII. toil-I
filling lir me that he wanted to be the twacn Choiiv Oitltroc and Miss Sinurt'!‘ ‘

his job."--—Du-'

_' If Foley’s Honey and Tar fails to cure
our though or cold It stops the cought.
.. out the lungs and prevents serious colds and lung troubles is not affected
Toshiba from a cold. Cures la grippc
> . rig): and prevents pneumonia and
no opiates
package

. turd the Clifford Plrarrnacv

 

0 " PositiVo Cure Ior Quick Consumption. .
the Catarrh Microbe and Cures‘ In One Month

' cut“ nadir-N .

”How about that

I "'lhal' 3 died It natural death.”
I wasf "What was the mailer?"
“Heart failure,
tutor-e American.

(I rrgagcrncnt

be-

I belicvo."~—Balli»

iSPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE-

moncy FOOD AND DRUG LAW.

 

Foley" 3 Honey and Tar for

harmful drugs, and we

adults.
(‘liifor d l’lrIrrnIaI v.

Drug

fit

I Th!s Is to certify that all druggistsi GARDING THE NATIONAL PURE

We are pleased to announce that
coughs.

by the National Pure Food and Drug.
law as it contains no opiates or other Il’laistcd' a Drug Store and The Clifford
r aeornrucnd
it us It saio remedy for children and

l’iuisted s Ding Law and The .
. i.

MWWWWW

pell Brndmg Values

Bargains that aciuallu stun and surprise are to

be got at this mighiu

‘igantic Clearance

ladies’ and Misses’ Suits. Coats, Skirts. Waisls
and Millineru at less than half price. ,

@Atténd this Sale Daily for Every Day We Plate on Sale Bargains I.

inserting; , 'ivtll 4'th hoard”.

.. _ by Judge Gaga.
*rrsnrl'orm.’ res. it's—Joseph o.

raise more creaking trout in his Ill"
tlilolsl pond in Tarltiviiie, as Judie

n clerk of the Superior Court. on
"Izltrrriay in favor of Mr. Mitchelsou
iii the units which he had against his
brother, Ariel Mitchvlsun and which

than a month ago. ‘

Judge Gngcr holds that Joseph in en-
titled to the injunctions he naked on.
Ono of these. restraints Ariel from cut:
ting off the supply of water from the

other restruins Ariel from taking morn
than his rightful share of water" for his

clsions Joseph wlii.get the share or
water which he claimed he was enli-

plpes thsi‘Aricl had laid his supply

that the Injunctions issue In regard to
the matter of water, but in regdrd to.
micro Interference with o sluicowuy.
as alleged by Joseph Judge Gazer r-o

with the sluiceway. Innaddltlon to or"
during the injunctions to Issue Judge
Gugerowards nominal damages of $1
to Joseph In each of the two suits.

RISING FROM THE GRAVE.

A prominent manutactnreté.‘
A. Fertweil. of Lucana.N

a most rmeIritnhle nxperiencc. He

says: "Alter falling less than three

bottles of Electric" timers I feel like

one rising from the grave; My tron:

 

stage. Illly believe Elm li‘lc liitlei‘s
will cure mo permanently. for it has
already stopped the liver and bladder
complications which have troubled me
for years." Guaranteed by F. ii. Bart-
Icr. South Norwaik, and III. P. Weed,
Norwulk, drugglsts. Price only 50.c.

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“Just as Jack was about to kiss me
last night father walked into the
room."

“What did you do?"

"i gaw: Jar-k a l'ilill~‘I’IlI'I'lt."—-IIIllW'dll
kcc Sentinel.

FOR BILIOUSNEBS AND SICK
HEADACHE.

Take Orino Laxative l-‘rult Syrup. ii
swootens the stomach. aids digestion
and acts as II gentle stimulant on the
liveroud bowels without Irritating
these organs. Orion torturous Fruit
Syrup cures billousness and lrrrbitruii
constipation Does not nauseute or
grips and Is rulld and pleasant to
take. Remember the name ORINO
and refuse to accept any substitute.

Pharmacy. ' u

 

 

One does not become a saint by dis-
covering the sins of others.

 

 

 

 

 

ought the ”stern;
|,'"o.ilrurtlou and Files. who

hired old‘

 

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”Irish... If"

ring“

 

l __ Only Thing on Earth That Cores Asthmp

iron out rArumn IN so mill
Ititis tire Stream the exam 3,... luau

~ Movie (I miles
W) 15c.

and or W, A'l‘ flavours“.
III tau-I his more ‘ .

sum

grandma Iris-pa
iozthooro. rooster-Imam.» strum outset out my
, ., W'flldsya}, ,
m I
meant:

Httoheison will have WWI-trinity to _

Mots B. amt tiled a dentition with ‘

were tried hetero Judge (larger more '

otlrcr'a artificial trout pond and the »
dwelling nrtd Warehouse. Under‘Ibe dbl '
tied to. He said that because of certain .

had been cut off. Judge (lager directs.

laser to enjoin Ariel from lutertorirrgrl

William 3
related '

his Is Bright’s disease in the Diabetes ‘

H‘Nrau

by F'. H

‘ limo ’

 
 
 
 
 

ALL RHEUMATIW.

 
 
 
 
 

Fluid Extract Dandelion, one? ..
halt ounce: Compound Kenton. 7
one ounce: compound 3min .
. ‘Saranparlllsch‘rea ounces. Milt.
by shaking well In I bottle and .
trike. In teaspoonful doses alter L
each meal arid‘at bedtime. These '
Ingredients can be obtained at -
moderate oust ‘at any good are
scription pharmacy. and. being
composed mainly of vegetable
extracts. are harmless and will
not Injure the most delicate '
stomach. I .
This simple“ prescription is '
. said to periornr remarkable ..
cores, in many cases of years
standing.

It has a peculiar effect upon .
the kidneys: swirling those .
most important organs to filter
and strain from the blood the '
uric acid. uria, etc, which causes
the pain and misery of Rbeuma
tlsrn.

 
 
 
 

 
 

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oamuiaracu Oil...)

.M

New London Mon Oied For Mistaking
MGdICII‘GI
NEW 110NIION, Utilitil.,

III-b. id.»-
l‘ugcne Miller of New loudon. died
ill. licmnswcll III 10 o'clock Monday
night from acute infhunnration of the

and birch extract that, ailerrroon. A
companion of Miller’s by the name of
lsrbone also drank the mixture and
is now in a critical condition. although
it is believed that he will recover.
George H. Miller went to Norwich this
afternoon to identify the body of his
brother to a Norwich undertaking cs-
Inblisbrnont

uenc Miller was employed .II‘IIIU.
Grunt Brill sawmill, which iii located
at bettingwcil. In Iiozrulr being one of
the bonds who cut the Ilrubbr in the
woods Ho irrrd been employed there
about Your Weeks and worlirnd as usual
Saturday Monday the trill! was not
running because of o bretrkdown and
the story going Ill und t'lrlrt there was
a birch mill near y Where some birch
oil. which they thought would be good
to drink could sru‘r- ,Miiler and
lmbone started Au‘ ms‘on's birch
ruiil. They located thc' mill and no
cured Ilrrcv quarts of tho birch ex
um and a quart oi the oil. They
put about. a Ieacrrrifnll of the oil
which isficry powerful. Into the sit

the three quarts. it is claimed. 'l‘h
oil. It Is claimed W to thé balm
when placed in‘ the oxtr not and it to
thought that lotions drunk first and
that Miller secured more of the the oil
tb n his companion.

otlr suffered from the effects of the.
hot drink very soon otter they went
home, where Miller died about 10

3"lock Both \vuro very sick: although
it lller was worse it is thought that
Lurbono will I‘I‘IIH ,I.

M

Irsvtni Bold:
you do not have one
o bowels each day.

,r your «yum to m

III
e Iron-on Tablets toner nd atn hen the
men. so that they do wor‘kgra maturation.

CON N ECTICUT PATENTS.

 
 
 

 

The following were issued on Feb-
rurry 12, 1907.

Ilist furnished from other: of A -.M
Wooster, solicitor of patents. Bridge»
port, Conn:

' Richard A. Brent, Bridgeport, try
square.

Johann (1. Peterson. Bridgeport, at
tubhment plug

L. H. Brirrltlram.
. conier
Charles J. Coley.
. binge.

Norman H Burd, New Britain. lock.

John M Murphy, Donbury' water»
purifying apparatus.

3‘ s M. Moabler. Bristol cylinder
tor tréotlng heated metal.

Wells, \iciviasteir, Bound Beach may
ease ,,

Henry Kamerzel- and (1W Sebtleld

stuck. brace block .

W Liam J. Jenkins; Rockgali

West Hartford,

New Britain,

 

nip-

pet's.
George Dnnlram. Unlonvllie die and
punch for mung hexagonal nuts

Tradeallll III-ks '

Wheeler and Which Mfg Co; Brid-
. gcpprt.trudrr.nrri1liu Sewing-muclrhr
. as parts and attachments

Wlnlitest‘m Repeating Arms (in.
New ”lb-Iron. Icrtain equipment had
gull llrrplcuuuh ‘3

[tus'sr II & Inuit; Mfg, New Britain
Iyln'rdc'r locks, ulght' latches, and pad ,
‘ locks
‘ Arricrituu Silver (Iolr‘rpany, Bristol“
certain solid and plated metal ware.

. - A vatunnjtfia $30M "2
. “Six years a’g‘bJ’ E. II Vaiuabio

lesson." writes JohpBI’lepahn DIM

 

 

 

 

dolls. ind "I then on rat or"
IIrKI gs New Lite mils. :aNd the. anger

I“ ire thorn theirs tar- tbémf'

They please everybody aranteed

 

Nor‘wn‘iir, and

Baxter.
druggrsts. 260.

III. P. Weed, Nor: 3‘

 

 
 

 

 

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- the militias 'Ilfgfltfi

 
 

msge~Will yup;

He- or lot then sugar or

 

 

m ‘ .
the touch of a football eleven and.

one of the players: An import“!
" game was soon to be played and the

III

‘ iatingiy into the littergitd save a»;

and fallen Item souls piling.
' brave act. and be In a hero. no mat-

stomach causedilry drinkibg birch oil ~

tract and bots/obit them disposed oi y

‘ . Dayton] Andrews, Southlngton win .
: dow blind and the. like .

b
. Isles to throwing bind. “Yonkoi‘vii
' hair tenet a‘lirng' withoutaworn'an“

. .. . toil Patti
'3 WHY. sI-IE WEN #0!“ T9 MOTH»

,9 one lump or

 
 

coach. was, of course. most anxioui
Ibat every player should be in the
"t““ol' physical condition. But to
Idisgult one of the men, upon“
whom a great deal dopemle ed If the
”great game were to bé won, Seemed
Id be in "bad form " Taking hinr
ulde the coach had the Iollowing
"heart to heart talk" with the re-
Inlettrnnt:
"doe bore. you're not looking so
good! Muscles flabby and wind had.
What‘s the matter? Been drinking
anything?”
"Not a drop.”
“ Then you must be smoking."
“linvent touched a pipe, rigor or
cigarette since the' twining began."
"t‘itudying'I" .
“Well. yes-«a little."
Wherenpon the coach gave vent.
to a snort of disgust, "See here!
You've got to stop that! Do you
aunt us to lose the snme'l"——iirir-
por’a Weekly.
\‘I'lry llrrclc Ned Slur-d Him.
“‘l‘hat was a brave act!" ejacu-
lated II Boston man, as he stood on“
the wharf In a little Southern lawn
sad saw an old negro plunge unheral-

 

very small boy who . stumbled ,

 

her how ‘black his skin is!"

the group that gathered about Uncle
had when he (llmbed back on the
dork with the rescued Ind.

"Your son. is it?" be queried
"Or perhaps only your grandson?"

There was very fervent admira—
tion in the down-cautcr‘ 8 turrets as he
put the question. "

",No sub; no. auh.” gurglod Unv
ole Ned. "Dirt "'1 rascal ain‘t no
iinnery or mine." ‘

“ ”Then it wash“ the braver!“ or:
claimed the tnterrogator, poslthcly
baring his head out of respect for
the old man ’s highborn courage

"Huh. " sputtered the hero. “you
she don I think i'se durn fool 'nouglr
to let dot bov dro'wrr when he‘s got
(Wary speck or my fish bull In his
pocket?"

 

The'tfrucity of Art.

“I would like to have you paint n
portrait of my mother—in-lnw." said
JOjshlyn to the artist. “But before
you do It I must risk you one quess
tidn." ’ ‘

"Very well, I am at your service."
replied the artist running his fingers
through his long hair.

"i want to know If you are going
to insist on this tomfoolory about
"holding the mirror up to rrnture' ""

"Certainly. Every artist ones

that to art and himself."
t‘ tf'Weii. then. you and i can't. talk
businesslh‘be Irriist who points that
picture has got to out out that
taunting smirk in nry mothor- in-
istv's face. Good morning "-—Cln-
cinnatl Commerclai'i‘rlbuno.

 

Be Won’t loosen Again.

"Hero are five dollars i would
min to ronIribuie to the fund for the
lebthen.‘ said the poiliirian when
this isslonary hm ceased speaking.
“1' e secreta‘i‘i‘ will accept the
rum conditionally." replied the miss
slqnary. “Of course. you know the
hobthon are very sensitive about

one money saves them And poll-
it one just now are somewhat on-
d the ban”

‘Wellr. while you are Investigat-
in; the matter. I might as well lows
the m of the money," said (he giv-
er tucking the five back Into his
pint. And thus was a noble im-
p ao thwarted .-—-—Cinclnrrati Com-
m3roiai Tribune. " ,

 

\be sue Missed 'mstus. ‘

The conversation tni'ired on the
diirorée a‘vr’r. when I “white fish-err
wo‘rnr‘rii has Virginia told the hill

one husband had died Meeting
one day shortly after her be-
re vomsnt. the lady ake'd:
“.Weil Mammy. you miss 'Rastul,

I tuppose’" . . . .~ I N ..

’"ou honey. I done miss him an.
I'ul. You' Bibs, Misti Cainitry, nosey.
Icgé’a Iibed thhgeddub so long We
done xoim seasoned tub each u'dduh. "

 

Horrible Thought _
Yeasts-l see it stated that Fred
Percival Lowell. of the
nstmifo‘mlrn’l party at mansion.
AIIZI. hast lust 'ri‘r'nde. the discmieryfi

hols Iurneti from bluengrecn Io choc-
our.» bro’r'on “i
lCrimsonbeak~—Can It be. possible
III I the people living along the
'Izs‘ of the Errthrémrm Bias Indie

Isthtcshiiin

 
 
 
 

r’ rumin- With or
'jAye" said Youth 4

l‘.‘ here In only one thing hit'r‘d
re lied Cynicub.
‘ And that?"

 

 

 

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In“ I"
3 "‘Bhe' s in s depirtment store."
' "is she doing well?"

 

“Arli-

The Bostfionlan was foremost In ‘

lowing story at an old his‘clr mommy _

Harvard ._ ’

Ihpt the Erythraeum Hair oil ”Marin '

.“"i‘o get along with one. "v—IIO'JI-
Harri? .

”What's your-:‘diiuxhter‘ Katie do- .

."I‘loefilldwmd I‘ypreei. Ptip'litr arid Uhooluut.

 

:eJ I. M. Read Co.
White/m! 1857.
Two Bug Specials
Sines 80x60

Shacklords. W e have :1 new line of these
pritctl Rugs. llrcrc are a dozen or more patients, and the
colors are dark reds, greens and browns, such as are suitable

for the living—r corn or bedroom. I“ I .

Price $1.00

Mottled Smyrnas. lrr mixtur es of red and brown. green
and brown and wood coloriugs that are attractive and dura-I
blc I‘lrc mottled Sruyrrras are of such design that they
combine well with other furnishings in alrrrost. any room.

Price $1. 50

Carpet Shore, first floor.

011 Heaters, always so vent t

1511*,”
zero mark tircrc

 

pOpuIaI low~

When the mercury hovers around the

are few houses that arc w arm in every room There is d§~

. rra‘lly a cold corner where somebody rrrust shiver. ‘ "1 his is

the piece for an (ill llcater and with one, the tcnrpci‘dt‘urc

can be changed In two or three minutes.

. We haven {cw ()il Ilcatcrs which have been used as

samples. lo be exact there are just nine of them, and all

are in perfect working or dcr but they have been used We

otter these to close out at prices much reduced l‘lierc arc

several sizes. from the small bathroom heaters to the larger
kind capable of warming a room twenty— —five feet square.

Prices from $2. 50 up.
Basement 1‘ urnrsl Irg Store

I

Some Housekeeping Helps.

Infusoria.. .I\ new polishing crcarn for silver, brass
Nickle plated ware and glass. Ilmrsckcepcrs who have used
it are delighted with it for it cleans so quickly and Well.

Powder, lo and 18 cts.
Pasta, :8 cts.

Plate Scrapers. A clever person has invented a small
device for cleaning: plates and other dishes before whaliirr
them It rs of rubber with a curved and straight edge, airs
is altogether a very convenient little affair. Ask to see it.
10 cts.

New Suits to look at in the Coat and Suit Rooms.

 

The s. M. Read cc;

 

 

OUR SPECIALTY THIS WEEK I8 I

Ladies Waists

WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF STYLES OF THESE POPULAR

GARMENTS OF. WHICH WE HAVE BUT A FEW LEFT; ALSO SAM

v. or»,

stag souawna'r soILeo. ,
, ALL THESE we ARE PUTTING our AT SPECIAL onions Ti-IA'I' AF-
anos AN OPPORTUNITY FOR BARGAINS IN SHIRT wusrs THAT
you oANNor FAIL To APPRECIATE. '

, PRICES GOOD FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

AGENT FOR LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS.

 

scorn NORWALK CONN '

84 WASHINGTON SIX. 3
’leiephonc 446. i i . ' .

 

 
 
 

flit!” A ”9%
Timber. shinglel, lath. all ,
and finishing lumber. All tilt of lanai-WE '1'“ M mtlmij‘mttld
I‘poiln; unlit? Iilrhtirlnd pillar" Mair liirlrrlii r’, rib‘d. Khalid? . I ‘ Wbr’r‘ii-
airy and extension ladders. Doomoishl mrrsamarmmamhtmr
Struirrlrt. and inner saili-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.“Oii, yell. 8119 apt. s raise In sci-
Ali Ii Ilnobbs go , my last week from. $4. 66 to $4 til. "
“'hsli F063 0" Wise" «wYonksrs Statesman _
. ~' It ~ «W Ans;
" "In '.. ”W n
-pevs 1t‘tt's Litll .4 , . . A woman‘s bonnet would not I
“L"? “3‘ Ev . 2: .‘.I cost arm filit’mtbmv’ihotrtma
. I . 9 3" ._ «. - .. . p1 gglww said the miseriy husband.“
.‘ bilu [all will 31“}, “90313 V‘Ithout’ . 'imri‘m f4 fiomm o “'3?“
”Mil PM “9!! mm ”RQMI,I'....I 3 M“ «m 9‘!

 

‘ "Mill foot of

‘ .ing, turnlna. Planing, shop robbing. {atelier work mister was * xnn
‘ Iti‘lnl

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new)?“ J‘thmr’firrrt» ' I I'r’.’ ‘ " I- . 9K

Marshirll Street. , .‘.: .3 .

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