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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 10, 1907 · page 2

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No‘rmlk on to 6: MO or. '
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Annlng J. Brnlth,

 

Int-Annually. ovor hall~mIIIl¢n

lluu‘ paid to Investors to dots GAS'FITT’ING'

 
 
 
 
 

 

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~ .Tm, Sheet Iron, Capper -
participating in 93’919949 ' '
m or receipt. and Zinc.
(twill bring you our litoraturi . >
about lntervle'wr" “
I... COBURN. General Agent.
South Main Strut;-

 
 
 

 

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, __ 50 Soirthillialn Street,
3980. 'NOrwallr; Conn.

 

 
 
 

 
 

ING AND STEAI‘ '
HEATING: «3;
'1‘ WATER HEATING.

. AIR HEATING. .
vat AND amass,
E AND Tm ROOFING, 3 3
St'cam Fitting. G353; fixturcl 1* ‘ ‘ '
Metal coiling. Ei9.’ ‘ 1 ' .‘ IAOT NORWALK
“agent «on our stock "of --——--

I HMOND RANGES ? ~, Blot- .Dlllars and All Kind. of 8st
JOHN'S?” ‘& AngcHKIssi F00“ cm“ "’0'“

I WALL STREET, Bathing and “smug-

B‘th'flcum to item by tho 309nm

Jo'hn O’Sulllvab

Proprietor.

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I £le 19.19339 ““ ,
filli’hfltitflhn. 1... Contentment. 3

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3A?“ MAIIIINAILK.
, mil-u cm In oonnootlon.

with a Modicum oi Expense,
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. hall tell sate, up

: succession. iiliin
h s curvvfih

' .3 Blame

Detroit batsman N99119:: limit 9
with none out. hut poor has‘c runn n
_ and the inability or the following baits-

" ll'n's gloVe.
: sacrifice and stingi third O'Leory

. hail popped out. Sh

‘ * hits by marvelous sic and throw in

_ inning. Thls. thus, however, the via

, which Kling throw to first.

' day, and then. unloss n postponement

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

otly Io'mn‘matonl; Inc "

I" rni
hays caught, but is t, to Sheoknrdi.‘ Tho

Payne stoic sec
Mdiiln could not.

the "c ya

out. Than Till or drown ‘ 9 3
balls,» forcing Klinsvhome. Rightvtho.
3ull3ln..sn il l

wngw sh puny gr

mon to find openings in the Chiodg‘ol

3 defence stopped the embryonic tal '

lies. Chicago missed a. similar chime
in the third when dildoulilc play and
a strike out lqit runners on first and

g

The winning runs came in the fourth
inning. Tinker-s hit bounced of! Moi-
He wcrlt to sécond on n

ouniler, Tinker
coondIand cums
git Shelton} s two
M r Chance

ml is caught
trying to steal third.
After that lost holding prevented
turthor scoring. O‘l-Gdlfli cut all two

tumbled Single s
scoring. Single stol
the root of the way
base bit past first

the out and re {am in the
sixth Sheeknrd oonght'a. low ily oil

’ his shoe tops in tho seventh, and the ‘

three Detroit runners who. reached
first base were out down by Kilng’s
tine throwing

As in Tuesday' s game. 6', that double
stopped on incipient rally in the last

ltors were the victims. Tinker held
Conghlln' 5 hot liner. and threw in
Chanco in time to double up Rossman‘
who had touched first on his fourth:
successive hit. Payne ended the game
with 1: little hit in front 0! the pinto,

The tén’ms will ploly horc- again to-

or tie game intervenes, will move to
Detroit fol two games, returning here

‘3' chip was t) gun lit the 3
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Dot, says:
dyspepsia. used c; 99
‘ bombing

the Wostoin
tgday s oilrnl- ,

‘ lss Sallie Ainslie, which she
to victory ycsmrday by

it will? iséred I31

win‘ train Misti u

holder; in the scmltinnis to got into

tho deciding contest.;. 1‘ pony she had

Miss Ainita Phipps, oi Springfield.
8..as her opponent. 3, _ 3

“run, who also an ved yes

crdby a play, played all with Mrs. B.

K Barlow. or the Marion 0 chot Club;

t)! Philadelphia Miss Mary .B. Adams.

 

 
 
 

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also or Boshon. Miss Margaret Curtis.
Escort, was palro ith Miss Elizabeth
Porter. Brookllne .,

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PILES Gill-In IN 8 To 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMEM is nusrnntcgd to
cure any case or Itching: Blind Blood-
ing or ’Protmrllng Piles ind to 14 days
or money r9 to ed 50:).
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BENQA'I'IEN pYe FRENCH PHYSIC-
l‘AN8.
PARIS. Oct. 10. -—-Two prominent
French physicians, Dre. Wichhdm and
'Dsgrc‘ls‘, have couscd a. sensation at
the Academy '0! Medicine by a. report
that they had succeeded in many cases
in removing the blrihmarkn known as

port wine stains with radium. The
new method has proved equally suc-
coastal in the. cases. of adults sud
children.

The marks are oilseed by the simple
application of a. plane surface now all
with varnish containing radium. ho
action is regulated b the length and
frequency of the app lostions.

The dootors shamed a series of pho-
togrsphs illuslrntlnu stages at the
cure and final treatment which left 1.}
the skin In itWrmol condition. The
applications, they still/ad. were absor‘
lutely painless. and the treatment
could he applied to an infant during
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3 ~Any skin itching is n tampon-cs
m. The more you scratch the worse
It ltohes. Dunn's Ointment cures pI~
let. ouazmmny skin itching. Atxall 9
drug stores.

9CHILDREN MUST BE GATHOLICG,

ROME, Oct. 10. ~‘rhé pond has
granted a dlcpcrlsntlon' permitting the
marriage of Princess Murlc Bonaparte.
who is a Catholic. to Prince Goorgo. oi
Grocers. who is a member or the Ortho-
do; Grooli church, on the condition.

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hit. Rothko. Sucrlncc hits. 'Bh‘coltdrd
Plciato . Stolen buses. Payne. Slash
2. Charles, Ev rs. Titlllor. Hostility
plays. 'i‘lnkor on Chsnon 2. Crow ord

Schwinn bolt outlines. new l3
l5. uI’Jhlo‘crgo 7. Base” balliwll Plols.
tor 1. oil Mullio ii.
Ohiocgd l Dstmit'li
bill-43 Iolnioldt, Ct;

tho cxticut; at “.75
commission as tho mt

 

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d at ”my children rcpullins
5kgfimge brlbbn shrill ho him: a lit up as
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catholic, in»

vhoJEslhna have I finish no.8
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Protestants. nie'99 oliilbh autos-u sun
or.

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Governor was
It to doll rafts.“-

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with a card 93 met Miss M. W'. Phelps, ‘

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crawl: oto Btsm-

silk, $2. 95. I ,9

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Filling in: Ctomfortabies.

3 Cotton. Baits, m, 12/; am
, 7 t ‘ Full size for Cgmfortablcs,
' \3 93Wool Waddrng, zoo a sheet

Wool Comfortables filled with pure lgmb' wool with
cheosc cloth covering ready «:9:- the outsrdc, of sateen or

Walsh

Zi‘belme.

A Cotton that is remarkable for the beautiful c’olorings

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

8c.‘9 3 ‘
25, 39 and 59c.

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Goods? Section, lower floor.

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It is likea poplin in weave, Very firrn With a little rib like

a thread.

blue; cardinal and leather,

winter house dresses.

In the Special' in Taffeta Petticoats, a. chance,’ 15 offer-
ed to buy a‘ good silk skirt at merely a nominal price.
most all popular colors. are aileron, with black. Give these

skirts a close inspection.
' ‘ $4. 39$ each.

Do not forget the Closing Sale of Juvenile Books. An' ‘

of Boston, who made i119} best show- . _ 9

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