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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 30, 1907 · page 2

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fillar'ahteed tutorial on
“Add sum- by. check lI‘Iu‘Ie
Manually. Over half full"?
it'll." paid to investorax 0 da 6
ABQETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Inveltments of from 5100 to 310.00:

from data of receipt.
A 05rd will bring you our literaturt

It. L. COBURN, General Agent.
_ 1,6 South Main Street. .

 

 

pLUMDINo AND s‘TEA1
~- . HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
81'ovsa AND amass,
ErAND TIN BOOFlNG.
GI‘I add, 3".th‘e‘a‘m Fitting, on Fixtures
,. ‘Metal Ceiling. ,Eto.
liaise you seen 0‘nr 'Itook of

RICHMOND RANGES? ‘

Erna JONES a Ho'rcukis‘s "

COMPANY

17 wALI. eraser. NonwALk.

 

THE SOUTH NOHWALK

TURAGE

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WAREHOUSE
for
rudm'runs. PIANOB no.
Telephone, 549—5.
’ror‘liiruc’uilln Audi-in '
o. N. McKIBIiN '
Office, Room 4, HIleIrid Block,

WIIhlngtcn street.

 

 

FIRE. Life, Accident and PIIte GIIII

lnIuranoe.

REAL ESTATE

Mel‘s. Nongnge Loans, Drafts, Mon-

,bflfir‘ Steamship "rlekala.

:11. LaytondtOo'

a; lheérfiora‘ted
5 Milton's Aver . south NorwIlk

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‘tarse «soonest of ‘lloyI' suits,

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ope. Cops, Walsts. one. at special
prices

 

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lacellentfpuialna. -
Dinners Evenings,
5 to 8 p. m. . .
Sunday Dinner- I Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Earlene“
Soliclted. , ,

.oIIAsLEs IIEYIIEIIE, 7

Proprietor.

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Telephone, 498.

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FRANK C.
VAN SCOY

pLuMsIN‘o;
STEAM ‘
nor WATER
AND

GAS FITTING.

 

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Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper ‘
and Zinc. ‘

 

55 South Main Street,
80. Norwa‘l‘l‘rl Conn.

 

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45 w," 55, Nomlk.
i 54 Waahlngton 01., 5111 Nor-walls

‘ll‘eal'lfslaleand Insurantc.

:WO hay. uveral decided bargains
in income producing property t‘h‘It
mlI‘It increase III also with the r'Ipld
910111111 oi the town. ‘

‘lloms Comfort,
hotness,

and .
Contentment,

with a Modicum oi Expense,
:that is:

We‘are piping houses at a

Minimum Cost.

Let to pipe yours.

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condensed Milk, full Meipht, per

3 A Rare Chance to

‘ from 5160 to 5250 each.

 

3,; Stock and General information Ticker

' I DAVID w. for mom

:3 that Isiah litters,

titre, lloyi’s theatre Building
1 ‘lltin tiller Isl um Street

lllllll] line III N. l

', Sbnday) It 4 p. In. Freight renewed

 

A Minimum Amount

‘per pound .,540

pail
pounda LIrd'.

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3 pounda Milk Cracks"

 
 
 
 
 

 

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A few. runabout‘a rangol 'q
‘It that money.

Tourlu cars rangin In price from
5400 to 00. First can shape and

‘pr‘le‘e
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89‘ Watt 8m».

Easement: emo.

J. R. 00581015.;le

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Service and Cuiiilne Up to Date
Rates ‘52 per day and upwards

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Wsunday (litters. 75 Cents.

Tel 588.

 
 

 

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IOUTH NOBWALK-

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tot freight dilly

0n and after Tuesday. January 7.
1906 Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day, (except

at, Norwalk up to 4 p.111. and South
Nor-walk u to 6: 30 p. 111.

N08 ALK BTEAMBOAT GO.
Arming J. Smith. 0. c. Housman.
LIIIII IIIIIrII Agent

 

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horrid be whipped witha dainty
calain fluctuated winter.
Have you ever steppe

mm? apartment or
the highest demos of comfort.
We will gladly g

, plumbers are It oily
ignition. honest and rellabie.

‘lioram R. Nash

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We that address in the presence of
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‘ Take LAXATIVE 13110110 Quinlne

~ But he thought they wouldn't leave

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new white. one piece Wham" Pow -

to coalition
how delightfully oonvoninet it would
pa to have slot apt) ooh; rows winter
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its presence would afford [on

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. Wewlll return your ‘money.

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NEW YORK, ..Oct 30.17Speolal till:
stitches s’ay thdtisohle ‘50me he
been raised ill-,tha Awarded! colony in
Berlin by the fact that Hervard Ullh
varsity has sent us this car's “
oti’urige Professor”a Brillsl
of an American. The profes‘sOr in
question Is William Henry Schofleld,
who was born a Oan'ndian, is an alunr
one of Toronto University and is a
subject of Kin Edward -
Together wi ll President Hadley,
it to. Prof Sebolleld will make his in-
William end the American
51:; assador at the University of Berlin
t a’y.

it is feared in American quarters, it
is said, that Harvard by its action has
mixed up the plans of the Kaiser for u
German-American educational rsp~
prochment

CAMBRIDGE" Maud, Oct, 30. ——With
reference to the report that comment
is being made in Belin aballt the send-
Ing of a professor who is not a native
American, to represent Harvard as
‘exchsnse professor" lecture) In Ger.
many, it. Was pointed out at Harvard
today that the University authorities
regard the exchange nrrnugemant as
academic rather than diplomatic. Pros
ldent Eliot was not at Cambridge to.
day. At the Unlversltv office it was
stated that the attitude of Harvard
has indicated in the ofilclal announce-
ment of the lectures mode at' the be-
ginning of the veer

it was stated that every confidence
Was felt in the ability of Prof Scho-
field thus to represent the University
In Germany.

 

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TO cuss A 001.0 IN ONE DAV

 

Tablets. Drugglats refund money If It
falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signs
turo is on each box. 250.

STATE POLICE ASSOCIATION.
NEW HAVEN. Oct 30. ~The State
’Pollce Assoclution of Connecticut.
whose purpose is the aiding of police
chlcers In this sluts who are hurt
while on ditty, and the helping of the
widows nnd orphans of policemen. has
elected the following officers: iienry
.C Cowles New Haven, president; C.
R Bunnon Waterbury. first vice prcsi
dent; .lumes l...nudriguu Merlden. sec-
retory; W. G. Rowlings, New Britain.
treasurer; executive committee. A. W.
Juglls, Mlddlotowu; D. W. Bradley.
Dnnbury; B. C. thcler. Winstcd: W
l-l_ Brennan. Stamford, and l. H. Red-
gute. Bridgeport.

THE FISHERMAN.
M
Once upon a mldduy‘ d cnry,
While i wrestled liven pm
With p. tcnderioinrwh so
not It lender morsel bore.
Suddenly I heard A splollng.
As of some one gently reeling
Off a fishing yarn incredible that I had
heard before.
Only thnt. mid nothing more.

 

 

 

wcnry,
numwork

All. distinctly I remember

It woe in the and September.
And ouch sit-purple sunburued member
Of the club was (melt in (own.
Vulnly i had sought to follow

With pretensions weak and hollow.
Tales of fish no faith could swallow;
Bull i couldnt gulp them down.

Much l mnrvolrd tilts hypnotic
.Guy should talk so idiotic

For he must have known his dnnger
out his listenm' s uttncka

leave him
'i‘hough they never would believe him
cleave

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Where the chicken got, the 11x.

 
 

But that liar. never bulking,
Still in talking still lsmuuwking
Of that men of fish he shya
on Masinkuckeo s shore.
Mid his honor-II sbttly Irinmbie.
polite to kick rind grum’lile
(mill and by one they liimblo
Mint and helpless to the (hair.
mindinnspolis Still

 
 
 

 
 

ROOKLINE. Milan, Oct.
eastern {fire roles-tonal golf
tihuodt air annual Ines.
Country club today with'o

mpgclpaledi n Wyortcrdané
“' Inenl wmorrow.

'IIoAao or «UAleArioII Ilium
The board of coordination. consisb

in; of State Treasurer . ital

freeman?
ton, Comptroller 'l‘ll

tiny. 4...; 3

who Lissa Lawton Pllf
Everybody but they area 0111011111:
Add hard to make in its old way. Yet
should try at once "0 Hill" Proper
soon for delicious Lemon plan. It It
leads from the choicest ingredients
absolutely pure. Sure to please hit
as it has thousands of others. I. all
‘ .5” “i"i“ 5"":555 5”.” is i
16mm! 0 n e o y
Ollll-‘i’m Prophl' till

1 in General Sessions New York,
_; terduy cross examined the sister of ms:
' liter 0. blorling, one of his victims,

Ex and killed Esther C Norllng g.
or, lnste‘nd ,

of,

he cough?

v (than.
our IDLA one Is IMKO 0-«1'ho',

Nye" oon- .

n if litre. and doe red 0‘ lot,
“our our p " °

four 01,110 event, nearly all those it o
. hillrlplllli

retraining tor the mm today slid“
‘ the Amateur sud profésllih‘liad learn»

um: and Tax Commissioner ”Will‘s lm

It Corbin me In (her murersoill ce restroom and sellout do

restortlay'to Mimi idor a lr'sluatioa of, Wash modernism he “filth fill:
albeit of various oorporpt ions. An- Nip incl-oi 1|. bishop

other meeting will he he d next rues. France. who (two the upset.

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line and l. c. ilson Mtg as
out Lawysrmcross-Emm-
ines Young Woman 11‘s to
Tragedy ’

W
Allc‘uscd ‘of double reorder, Frank H
Warner, acting as his own counsel
was ‘

and: made her shed tears.

It was Warner who on July 23 wall
ed outllide the store of A. J. White‘ at
3 West Forty-second street, ‘I‘ind allot

He escaped criptllro at the time, wan-
dered about town for so erul hours,
then walked into the hat arehouse at
26 Waverley place, and killed John C.
Wilden.

to Active to Church Work.
Esther's‘slster, Miss lugebor‘g‘ Nor-
iins. ls 1wenty~nino years of age and
oirtremely good looking. 'She is .actlvo
in the affairs of the Harlem Congrega-
tional Church and livesat the W0
men' s Christian Temperance Union. at
460 West Forty-fourth street
When. Miss Noriing was put upon
the stand Warner commenCed examin-
ing her. tits whole line or, questioning
was in an effort to show that there
were no unpleasant feelings between
himself and the dead girl or the wit
noes, her sister
In speaking of himself the prisoner
invariably called himself "Mr. War~
nor”
He first asked Miss Norllng i‘f 81‘1‘0‘
know Mr Warner and she replied in
the affirmative
"He know your sister well, didn't
bet"
uqu 11
“Mr. Warner used to go out with
your sister, didn't be?"
“Yes it
“Did you ever go out. with them?”
"Not that. I recall."
Warner then tried to remind her of
no instance of where she and Esther
Norling had taken or with the to
Coney island, but. a e merely n ded
her head and shed tears. .
Addressing the court Warner said:
i simply wish to show your Honor
that no lIl- feeling or unpleasuntenss ex»
lsted. between the Norllng girls and
myself.
‘You may continue," the court. nn-

swered

Denies She Admired Him. ., ‘
Turning again to the witness W‘nr
ner asked:
“You thought well of me?"
"No" cried Miss Norling, with em-
phasis
"You remember having visited the
Party-Second street store. which was
latterly owned by your sister, on May
15 1905?"
“No. 1 can 't remember that "
"was there any Ill feeling of any
sort between mo and your sister and
yourself that you know of?"
“None except that l objected to the
engagement '
"Did 1 ever annoy you at any time?"
llfik9d Warner continuing.
“Did you over notice uuy change In
\our sisteI. "" .
“,No"
After Warner bod brought out that
the witness know he had made her
sister the owner of his store, be thank
ed her. hows d to her again and sent-
ing himself, bowed his bend in his
hands and ‘upparently became uncon-
scious of what followed.
Mrs Anne Clayton, Warner's land-
lady. said he bud been drinking heavily
for a week before the murders and that
she believed he had eaten nothing in
that time. He had told her of his busi-
ness reversals. She said on crosswex
smlnutlon (but when Warner was so-
ber he was a polished gentleman iln‘d
|-.I|tlonai while he was irrational when
Intoxicated.
When the prosecution rested W‘Il‘nvi‘
again become active and insisted tedthat
the oyr- witnesses of his shootl
John C. Wilson should be culled. 2%ng
ml of them testified. among "131‘”
cob A Rose, a truckmau who plur.
on “tumor.
about the incident.

lug with Little James and Johnny the
Wap. Suddenly i saw this man coin;I
, round the nomena sun s'yh i'nsluun
lite hand. lsald 'Hully see!"_nh tips a
was pussihg me i lum eds dole dad
‘ on top of hp upd. tied with my
book u‘nd hung on to, him until theI
cops some. Then i has arrested.“

lth today the defence 'wlll beltln and
‘i 1 plus will be that Warner was te|n~
penalty insane at the time of his don
to Murder.

My 0

Ar‘a‘o Red Bnlmo belll ill {in tax-
‘ finalise the
thost delicious salad. fieverul slanted
gracious ure given in the Argo 006

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fibhilh. 0111.50.” he virtual axoom
Inuniontlon oi the Rev. Father Tyrsii.
the lite llsh Jesuit, who sereroly cr’lti
cited to po'bea re t enquiicpi on

modernism will. the id, obs y‘h
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the clergy of shit ii is
‘I‘lgparution law, is o‘l‘inslderrg‘l Ni “103%
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Policy of the Worm Will Them $.W‘

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M Read Co.

Trims Ion.

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Engraved Cards
and Monogram Letter Paper.

One of our fine offers.

We propose for a few days to make you a very tcmpt~
ing olier In Engraved Stationery

.We will engrave fifty cards in any size, with those
styles of lettering: Roman, Block, or Old English for

., 61:65.

Or we will engrave fifty cards in either of these two
styles: Shaded Old English, or French Script {01

$2. ‘25

With either of the above orden‘s,for cards we will pre-
sent to each customer, free of char 0, ,

A box of fine Willing Paper, orty -ei‘ght sheets of pa-
per, embossed with any monogram the customer is pleased
to select Envelopes to match.

Twelve styles of paper, and about twenty Jive styles of

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monograms. the actual \alue regularly of this would bl:
The copper engraved name plate, $1 15
Printing fifty cards, .50
Paper and Envelopes, .50
Steel (lie for monogram, 1.50
Stamping paper, .40
$4.05

Special at $1.65 and $2.25.

The prices, it will be seen, are most genertne':s-,3rcduc-
lions. .
A very exceptional offering and it comes at a seditio‘d- ' 3
, able time.
' Stop at (he Stationery Settiou and see the book of
samples.

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Ramona Flannel for winter house sacqucs. It is pure.
cotton a novelty basket weave with the fuzz on the inside
where it 11 Ill not catch dust In pink sky blue, cardinal,
cream and champagne. \ pretty cloth and a (liillll) line of
colors.

151: a yard.
At the Wash Goods Section.

 

Remember about the Corset Demonstration. Custom-

ers now have a Chance to have lllc Corset specially fitted.

The D. M. Read Co

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Clear anon Sale.
FOR THURSDAY SPECIALS.

Dress Suede.

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We have made liberal selections from our Dreaa Goods stock of SHORT
LENGTHB and BROKEN LINES and put marked down tickets on them
that should prove attractive.

Welsh Seeds

We have done,the same in our Wash Geode Itoek, Including WHITE
GOODS and COLORED GOODS.

BIrlenI in other dapsrtmente will add Interest to this MONTH END
SALE.

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84' WIIhington St.

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Bl R NOWLIDGE.
. , .29" 81.x alias as). . sodium to import to t Inhoous fluid
TIInhIn—Johnny,«what causes the with which it dominion a. saline lla-

vor which is readily recognised by the
organs of tests. > .

d Teacher~00rreoh Go up ahead, Will»
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Wit» W

at There are thorns on all rolled. < ..

water of the m to be “its?
Jhnny~'l‘-he,aplt than' a In it.
geriohaHNext' Waldo what entrees
the water g; it};1 $6. tantra Mug:
Waidm~ . qua y o s ,
tar. ma'Im «blades to the admixture

me o woos.

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