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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 7, 1907 · page 2

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WATERED TROLLEY STOCK.
NEW HAVEN. June 7.—~ln the in-
tervlew today Governor Woodruff is
quoted as saying:
' “We have got today about $40, 000.-
000 of watered stock in the trolley
roads of this state and according to
, my mind that is about all the people
of this state can stand for" He can
. lied! “If it was not for all of this
fl tered stock the people could now be
riding more cheaply and be able to buy
' from six to eight trolley tickets for a
quarter. The people of the state have
got to pay for all of this watered
sleek and over- capitalization. ”

STIMULATION WITHOUT IRRlTA-
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in case of stomach and liver trouble
the proper treatment is to stimulate
these Organs without irritating them.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids diges-
tion and stimulates the liver and bow—
ole without irritating these organs like
pills or ordinary cathartics It does
'A not nauseate or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Pleisted's Drug store
“ and The‘Clifford Pharmacy. “

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.' 80 use
. II ,‘Rojgfi'Pork '“

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Cello. It relieves Teething Troubles. euros
“muste- the Food. regulates the
NW!“ natural sleep.

 
 

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Syrups. 1“st It
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remedy.

Witt‘s.
macy and The Brldg

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Coordination

«$1.31!.

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For scratches, burns cuts. insect
bites and the many little hurts com
mon to every family. Dertt's Carbol
lzed Witch Hazel Salve is the best
It is soothing. cooling, clean
and healing. Be sure you get De
Sold by The Clifford Phar-

e Pharmacy.

 

BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY.

.1...“
State League.
Holyoke, 5; Waterbury, 1
Bridgeport. 2; New Haven, 1
Norwich. 3; Hartford, 0.
Springfield, 2, New London. 1

American League.

Washington, 2: 8t.
Cleveland 5; New

Louis.’ 1) i
York 0.

Philadelphia; 3r Chicago. 0

Detroit, 6; Boston,

0.

. National League.
Philadelphia, 4: St.
l’lttsburg.
Chicago, 3;
Brooklyn,

Inings)

New Y
:1;

Louis, 2.

0; Boston, 0. ,

ork. 2.

Cincinnati. 4 (1

 

“ The Maid is Pleased.
She's made the Dessert
Thule Sure. to Pleased?

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PIES. PUDDINIOS

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DessIe RT MAKER

CAKES

sAccs‘s'; rAars. arc.
Ire-Easilyfladci ‘
and Deliéio’lrslyifiood.

All Flavors I O cts. a Box.

GROICIFIRS EVER YWH ERR.

Sand for the“ DA lighlo"

*df’ili‘.

Eritrea-Obs Sam
No} Eater. uh

Shoulder Steak ..... .. ..... ,12c
' Round Steak ......... ,...1,6c
Sirloin Steak ..... ‘ ....... .II.

 
 

Provides for firoiitable Employment and

INISURES SUCCESS TO_ THE AMEITIIoUs
Yunng Man or woman.’

LET US add your name to- our mailin

at. A tuning

A Bhlé‘ oi Unusual Importance

AT THE

it GIIIItItIIak and Fur Store

South Norwalk.

llook.

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, cent bottle cured me completely."

II‘ .‘l‘rl'm‘qu with lacunae tucked r‘tiilibs.
. . regular and extra slré. perfect fitting.
AA For Saturday aindIMondIay, 42c Pair.

 
 
 
 

 
 

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June 7.——Senato_r

etc that the New York. New Haven
and. Hartford Railroad Company, had

clause in the proposed revision of the

and water from owned by the railroad
company for the purpose of convert
108 the same into city docks and other
city. uses

opinion that the powers proposed in
the charter amendment are too broad
and sweeping. They chairs 'to“ be
heard before the committee on cities
and beroughs in relation to the same.

of the session and that there will be
no session of the common council for

“Mayor M. 11. Reynolds. City Clerk

dsrmau Percy

port, for a conference at the capitol
next Monday afternoon in relation to
the matter Senator Brown also

which! all interested can be heard,
a“

A prompt, pleasant. good remedy for
coughs and colds. is Kennedy's laxa-
tive Cough Syrup. it ur- especially
recommended for babies and children.
but. good for ever member or the
family. Contains error and tar lind-
tastss nearly as good as maple syrup
Children like it. Sold by The Cllllord
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phat-A

macy.

 

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MAYOR BMITOHI'S TRIAL.
SAN FRANClSUO, June 7.—'i‘he
trial of Mayor Schmits, on charge of
extortion. will proceed again today.
Malfantl, proprietor of Delmonlco's.
will be the star witness.

COULD NOT FIND WRECK.
SANDUSKY. 0.. June 7.-—’i‘he mem
bers of the Marblehead Life Saving
crew after cruising around nearly all
night returned to their quarters early
today without fitting the vessel report
ed ashore and flying distress signals
in Gull island Reef

ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA. '
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle.
Del, says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me.
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60

 

 

For sale byB. H, Painted, I“. H. Bax
ter and The Clitford harmacy. “
A THE MAGIC NO. 3. ‘
Numb‘Sr three is a wonderful mascot
for Geo H. Farris, of Cedar Grove,
Me. according to a letter which reads:
"After suiferlng much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
llscouraged by the failure to find re
lief, I tried Electric Bitters. add as a
result 1 am a well man today. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure. ” Guaranteed best
on eerth for stomach liver and kidney,
troubles, by F‘. H. Blister. South Nor-
walk, and E. P. Weed, Norwalk, drug-

 

lliohl to Condoms Railroad

 

Brown announced yesterday in the sell-I

objected through their attorneys to a ‘

city charter of. Bridgeport which gives
the city the right to condemn land

Attorneys Robinson and Boardroom
for the railroad company are of the ’

Senator Brown announced yesterday .
morning that because of the lateness
another week, that he would call _
Buckingham, President of the Board ,
not Aldermen F‘. A Battlctt and Aid A‘

E. Home" chairman
of the harbor committee of Bridge

intends to arrange a public hearing at ~

. undertaken in connection with the In

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,Prostr'a men, Exhaustion; and man
Moshe. General nobility.

 
 
 
 

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the lore and admiration of“ her but
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Manors, irregular ties or the .
“bless. " she should-tact at once 20--
her systfom byatonioI with I ,

LydiaE PinkhamsYegetab eCompouud '

W’grsflwm “lid! for Man’- ills.
t on pink-ts, bush is Dre g'gl
”onsets. inflammation rind Discretion. and ails.

 
 

fibers and tones the Stomach. (lures
Indigestion. and invigorates the - A:

Awe fly: eels. Alt has excellent» remedy for dorsagousalo-obcke
eye either sex. ‘

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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lNTERNATlONAL HORSE SHOW.

 

Opened at the Olympia, London, To-
day—Many American .Ccmpetitors.

LONDON, June 7.——Horee shows.
provincial and metropolitan. have been
spring and summer features idling-
iand for years, but‘never before has

there been such an attempteto ‘inter
est the public as has been sttccessiully

ternatlonal Show, which opened at
Olympia today, and continues his a
week. A special hex has been reserv-
ed for the king and the members of
the royal family, while others have
been taken by leaders in American;
and English social circles. '
More than 2.000 horses will go hec
fore the judges. In the draught class
it was anticipated that Armour 5 team
of six American greys would have a
clear road for first. but some of the
English brewers and other manufac
turers who use heavy teams have on
tered their best to keep the prize in
England. Besides Armour's team some
sixty American horses have been en-
tered in various classes. the most
prominent among them being Alfred
Vauderbilt' s coach fouthackneys and
lumpers.

Americans are competing in all for
three hundred prises,n1nny of the
horses from across the Atlantic being
entered in several classes. “

Only one American horse. Sir
Humphrey. a hackney stallion. the
property of F. Pabst. of Milwaukee,
Wis. competed this morning and he
took first prize in the class for back-
ney stallions four year! 'old and ov
and in addition won Ie champ on
gold cup presented by ir John Keir
prr the best hackney stallion in the
s ow.

._.._._.._....._.
‘-—Don't let the baby stiffer from ooze
ma, acres or any itching of the skin.
Doan's Ointment gives instant relief.

 
 

TO BE SAFE. BOOST HIGH.

Mark Twain. at a dinner in New
York, told a story from his native
tOWn of Hannibal. Mo.

“There are in the world " he said
“a g ‘ many men like Jousthan
Scarborough of Hanmoal. ,
A "Scarborough was one of those
men with nothing evil absolutely ,
known against: them. who are yet ‘
looked on, and no doubt lastly, with
suspicion. ' .
" “it 'Was incught of Scarbo'rough‘,
that. for a poor man he ate too much .
chicken. And one day the blow fell
He was arrested for chicken stealing.

“A witness was called to testify A
about Scarborough’s character. '

“Did you ever know this man to
steal poultry?” sold the lawyer for‘ the‘ '
defence.

"No I never did." said the witness.
“But this is what i do know: if i was
a. chicken, and Jonathan Scarborough
was ahotlt, I'd roost hig. " ”

REMARKABLE RESCUE. ' ‘

That truth is stranger than fiction
has once more been demonstrated in
the little town of Fedora, Tenn“ the
residence of C. VA Pepper .He writes:

 

hemorrhages of the lungs and throat
Doctors failed to help me and all hop:
had fled when I begalt taking Dr-
Klng‘s New Discovery. Then instant-
rellet‘ came The conghlng soon ceas
ed; the bleeding d inishod rapidly.
and in three weeks i was able to go to
work." Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds. 50c and 31:00 at F‘ H. Bax
ter' s, South Norwaiit. and FA“ P
Weed’ s Norwalk, drug stores.- Trial
bottle free. "

 

You do not have much faith in your
Father unless you have some in his
family.

A man thinks he is mighty generous
to his wife when he lets her buy him

 

cures quickly. Perfectly safe for

 

gists. 600.

 
 

 

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More than 200 Waists.

 

he beat csmbrlc Drawer in: .,the
marital is to he- runs on our coupler

we 266-“
Lona WHITE PETTII.
COAT

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LAptss'

Made of excellent quality muslin.
H'litnmburg, .tlounce felled'seams,'dt1st
ru 9

Special for- Saturday and Menday, d1 50
.. ‘ WoaT 8229;,

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No sam plea, no seconds.

women-s unomweaa. .

 

*chlldren. All druggist sell it.

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Specials

SATURDAY AND MONDAY

.48 Ill _ .‘u’ .

All absolutely perfect

" Walsts, fashioned with exquisite lace and embroidery, short and long sleeves. fine quality, worth double land

it in many instances thrice the price We harp marked them!
. :3 3135A» 'A

We liars tilde the Entire Lot fill. 00 Each

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LAOIEB' IBIELTS. I

'51 Kid. Elation, Leather and silk.‘
fitted and crush. . ,
1 lot Fancy Delis, special To ‘
I1 lot Black Belts. all sizes, special 21o

 

worth 36c.

 

 

Art Department.

 

Fancy Pillow Tops, It'hoice designs.
Regular 500.

 

 

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15mm Al.n-t;l ,-

92 Washington Street, South Nerwal

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a smoking jacket and charges it to his
accounts.

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far.

“i was in bed, entirely disabled with . ,

The D M. Read

 

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A SDOGldl in Fine Silli

 
 

PeaIu do Paris; worth reunion $159

ll

Thin

l1
‘1 his comes very
of Silks are steadily

at 95 cis.

acceptable at a time when the prices
soaring upwards, but the manufacturer

ad an accumulation which he desired to be rid of hence
the lbw price of these.
111ch are two colors, black and white, and 150th will
appear to you very rich and handsome.
The black a beautiful deep shade, soft and lus‘rous.

'lbe white, a dull wory, very suitable for evening and
dinner gowns, and ideal for a britlc’ s gown. -

atoflc a yard, 36 inches wide.

We stand back of the wearipg qualities (“an silk

’l a. AM'

toil“.

Acceulable for Weddiala Gifts.

A collection of artistic pieces appropriate for gifts.
1's unusual and not liable to be duplicated. ‘ '
ableware of English Rock Crystal, decanters,

wine glasses, punch and she

finger b’o‘v’vls.

flagons,
tbet cups, grape fruit cups and

Articles of Brass, jardinicrcs and icrn dishes, bowls and
candl‘c‘sticks. .

Electroliers and Lamps with art glass shades

Hand Painted China in odd dcsi

and sets.

wear.

To wear with graduation
Lengths most in demand, fr
full line of sizes.

gns, separate pieces,

. .Exllibit in Main St. window.

While Silk Glories.

gowns and dancing frocks.
om sixteen to twenty buttons. A'

All shades of cream and pongce in silk for summer

0

W
A look at the Parasols will interest you. We are show-
ing all the latest fancies in silk and linen.
Checks and Stripes for street use.
Embroidered White Linens for white gowns.
l’ongce Parasols lined with green.

IN GORP

 

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In our West Window, built of soap. is a. model, of the United

States Capitol at Washington. with the proposed additions thereto.

This model is a marvel of ingenuity and artistic skill; It

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oval shape. remiss also; eachfperfect
dinner.

icAMDIY eilfdlafiu roe SATURDAY ’
sun sou Av.

Chocolate Dale ‘ l '
. Chocolate CO'D
gzocogate. bviyrggtmilgvts
oco at e rea
Chodolltte Hattie Walnuts"1

AIoIeN‘r'o so. llfiwb.‘ infill an,
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consisting of dainty Lingerie

'witb its

All the fpbh§.¢lqvat10ti oi the Capitol—the humour 'arch of triumph
ornamental columns of liberty and chariot of progress "file
Felt brill fianké'd. with the smaller halls running through the entire

cen er of the building 13 shown with marked exactness as to its dis-'
tincItive features of architecture and adornment.

And all this skill and labor has bccn exerted With one purpose

in view—to make. you acquainted with .
THE FAMOUS MEDICATED ROYAL CU’rIct'E So

In is the cuticle doctor of America, and beautifies the oomplerdun

ofI men, women and children. It.’ ts a. wonderfully fine toilet soap. and
is a great aid mooring nearly all kinds of skin diseases... and ranks
among the highest of all IAmeriIcIan soaps of today..' I,.‘;,.I. "1‘91 M”:

If we were to mention the name under which this identical Iraq)

is sold as a proprietary article at: 25c, every one would 12th Iit. You

1 will pay more for it later as Medicated Royal Cuticle Soap. Our' mo

 

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200 While' amused Saucers, low.

Worth 10o. .
500 White Pimp tee. breakfast and : .
All per MI:I 2;: seconds
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