i
‘ [a l. . x.
’4’”:
is us on
it his
g...
”pamper.
alto
, “mimolwi ‘
I". ’ I >
i I
lied tor $1,000 by
who Blnhoil’. who
‘ yni had publish-
,‘Mius Bishon' and
(m, had eloped nnii
Milo
that. Miss Banyul
,when'there was
‘. New; Jersey.
says
till”
‘A. .i.
. s’ unitsrium
, j N"! “Vii.
‘ G . in It—
., Will the‘ simmer
W New York
‘ t. alter mult-
“this for the ills»-
‘Ilter his death.
to. relatives and.
. overcoat.
, tar iii
a $1 hill
‘ it telegram .
transportation l
address elven.
7. ion was round .
r that place. ’ The
{clear bond. and
iron things please
take them to the
or mound teluprnoh
Cornwall-come:
. to come and get
I have
' title 1 must die
. . Jether in a corset
,. edible was bruit.
donor the item. Miss
after allotment,coldl,oougbs,
bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles. ' .
Try it on our Wont”.
TH! OLIFFQID PHARMACY,
ORUGG
, is s.
i more nonwstnmonn.
TRUMBULL MAN iN JAIL.
Daniel Arnott Arreltsd on a Very Ber-
lous Alienation.
Dunn-l Arnott. oi Monroe. in a ledger
in the Bridgeport jail. having boon
taken there by Deputy Sherifi Arthur
id. Plumb. of Trumbull. on Monday.
night. bound over to the February
term of the criminal superior court on
n charge oi abuse of a fortune child.
Honda were ilxed at SL500 by .iituiico
lot the Peace .loneph M. Tuckcr. oi‘
l'l‘rumbuil. who held a hcnrlng Monday
lclmrnoon. ,
l ,Mru. it‘rey. mother of Hazel Frey. i3.
l warn old. comp loud to Sheriff Sid-
ney is}. linwley outlay morning that
her daughter had been ill treated by
Arnott Sunday and she wnuiod him or-
reotedu Sheriff iinwiey directed Mm.
Frey to‘tho proper Trumbull nuiiiuria
lien and Deputy Sheriff l'liilllll wnu
uent nloug to get the mail nftrr n
warrant had been insurd. He hecured
Arnott Monday afternoon and took
him before. the incline, who found
probable canoe at. tho henrlng.
The ntory‘oi’ tho assault in that‘Ar'
unit. and the girl Wort- ukuting Sunday
and that the man. who in nilddiengcd.
enticed the girl into a vacant building
nearby. Mrn. Fri-y lulu-soil the girl
and mnde n scorch. r'lhe dintroverml
Arnott and the girl. uhe thinks beforr
. higher! anything to ‘nny nonnillt won committed. but thiw
orient. . - will be decided when the cane coinou
before the superior court.
”R DVIPEPSIA, in view of. the heavy sentence-n im-
‘trled everything
. ,me completely."
.. ‘it bear in mind that
' ‘fifiRGAINS—NO
. ”5‘" OV°“°3“' K Men’s Pants. . Knee Pants. Men's and Boys’ Sweaters and SHOES. Men's Necvkwcerv .
.mercoatn, $5.00 $.50 gents. ! '3 "89c 35c kinid at k' i t 19c ‘ Coat Sweaters“ , Men’s Shoes. 15c fiows‘ El! 7c .
{km-c031,... , 2.00 ants. \ 1.25 50c an 75c mi 9 a 39c ‘ . , , ‘- ’ . . -in- and its, c iii d‘at
’33 mo 4. t 31.1; ............ - .. no.7 2:: limit: in: socidndat ’5 " :3:
‘ vcrcoats. $10.00 $4.00 gable. ~' . :3: $1.25'kind at 79¢ 332:“) kind at ‘1 39 $3.30 Shoe: 82,39
. u s, - t. . ' v -, ~ , - .
vercoatn. m~__m$in.so $233 Pinto, $3.50 Men’s Dress and Working Shirts. $3.00 hp": at ‘ $1.98 $3.50 Shoes. . $339 Children's Rubbers,
A Big Assortment. soc and 75c kind at 39., ‘4‘” "" at 32-49 ' ' Ladies' Shoes. on“,
,, $5.00 , Childrmvs Outing Flannel Waist! $.00 Shirts 31 , 69c Handkerchiefs—Men's ‘Whitc $i.5o plum. $1.19 , ‘ . .
38.00 and Blouses. $i'50 Shifts at 79c Han dker chi c“ :2? :llW-‘v gig Boys finders with Ulster. Collars
. . ,. - 1:). most. I. W ll ' ..
$33.2: .25.~ film: at 4 19¢ Socks. "I. :ia,,.:k¢.m,i..?' 3c Children's SM“. or i $2 50 at $1.19
. 0 5m: im at 39¢ a, . . , , " i5r lam kcrchic 5. 8: $ ,2 5| ‘ ,
g ‘ :~~ri~-~~~~-~w $12.3. ' i‘";"k‘“;"?;'::§ "l i ll: 25c iltunlkcrchiciu. ioc " 3:53 51:32.; ’33; . 8W“!-
Nil ind Overcome. Men'l Underwear. “5): kind ., no Rod and illnc llnndkvrchicfs. 4c $51, sum... ”.39 35c loud at 3:
'fl to 16. ‘ zoo and 5c kinds. ribbed and g' . hint . ‘ , * " _ ‘ 50c land at
A “3?; Hints at c ' ‘ ticcrc final. the bout, single 5‘ ( a, go a (lions—Mans and Boys. , 3P8“ and Over-Gaiters, ‘
‘msrsoitil. at ”9'; or double-breathed. at . 39c Children’s Stockings. 25c lilfl‘il. ‘ kinl 19¢ lllnck and Li t Colo:- , son “an Bimini Coats,
”am“. at, .3.” Women Underwear. $1.50 lurid 12%: kind, It: . I .032153; ( . g and 65c km. ' at, V 39° . $2.00 kind at "'3’
hereunto. at .2 ‘i l c kind uc ~ ' , 4 . Sim m” “ML 1‘. d ,
i‘ivcrcodin. at 5: dunkindat $1.25 23c p3,,“ Inc 3,553 glam: J ‘3; ”farting: Janey Leggings39¢ W 34 In at “is
, W“ , “ ' ' . Small mm.
‘ {9 l r 1 v ‘ , , .
s FunCIpl. m. cfilmfr' ”mm ' WW CM . W Rim ' "all! Robb”! , film 3 and 4:” Worth $1.50. to
$1.19 tot" mu or i'i i e , at to; Man it and Boys at '19: ”a 39¢ gt “c. ”gm ‘3" , at Mill“ mm . close them M at“ ‘
Bulb. of New Castle.
fared tor years with
to have great distress
.but'nothing helped me
. lllnn Balm. and one 50
3.11m Plaistqd. r. H.
Cliflord Pharmacy. "
North Main Street, .
' A“ TREMENDOUS swoon T0 UNLOAD AT , anon AT 50
This Sacrifice Sale willsurpass all previous efforts, for it really means, in plain, Engli
best time to buy your winter apparel, for you have three long. hard winter months before‘you.
HALF WAY ABOUT IT.
Why are Gottlieb's Sales a success? Why do Gottlieb'
__ THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW SAMPLES OF THE SACRIFICE PRICES:
.We are forced to do this.
poised for this ot'i'ounc. it will probably
no hard with Arnntt if he in found
guilty. ‘
l
. STOP THAT COLD
or it may result In pneumonia. ma-
zllinn Balm is breaking up colds whon-
ever tried. almout without cxccptidn.
10c. 25c. 50c and $1.00 bottle. The Clit-
lord. Baxter‘s and Plnlntcd's. ”
. Sentinel Want Ads. Pay.
this is the
”W
has iii "iv”. mm am Lend
Him to Decline the Honor. -
Amour the amorous residents of
Bridsoport who ind admired and res-.
poem diste's Attorney Meet for
scum-there was semi nmrnlu;
yesterday when tbti‘gnewn M in» "loath
was circulated. The its: on the omin-
!1 Court house fonts :1 bolt mart rind;
a picture of Mr. Fessenden in i!" "it!
Hawloy’e oilicohas been utmost ‘rj
block. ‘ 3
Out of room: to Mr. l‘cucundcu’b
memory none oi the (:O'Wty‘ofl'lt‘l'tlw‘
would discuss the probable comm-cum
in the state's nttorneyshi . li ice cold.
however, that Senator 81 lost .iadwm iv 1
recorded as the men having ow but?
chance. His ability on a lawyer in un-|
questioned and it he can be intiurod to
accept the pottiiion it is thouitllt it will
be tendered to him.
r The judgen of the superior and Sn-
premo courts select. the unconsor to
Mufenmndcn. The nomination. how.
reuidiniz in Foirdeld county. They are
Judge George W. Wheeler. of Brion-
port. nun Judge Howard J. Curtis. oi
Stratio'rd. both of the Superior court.
and Judge Frederick I}. “a". of the
fiiiprome court, also of Bridgeport.
Those three will make the nomination
and the «ultra board of judgen will
then onlli'm the hole. Them in no
pariluiur time when the nomination
inuat bu mmle.
BEWARE OF OiNTMENTS FOR CA:
TAnfil-i THA'.‘ CONTAIN
MERCURY.
no mercury will unruly destroy the
iii‘lli-le of smell and completely dernnno
the wholo uyiitem when entering it
through the mucous surlnce‘li. Such
articlcn nhould merely be used excrvpt on
prcncriptionn from rcpuinbie physic-
innn. on tho damage they will do in ten
fold to the good you can horribly do-
rivzs from ilinln. linllu finin‘rrh'curr.
nmnuiucturcd by F. .l. Cheney 1 (10..
'f‘oh-do. 0.. contains no mercury. and
in lulu-n iniornnliy. acting directly
upon the blood and inncouu rurinccnni
the protein. In buying Hollis Catnrrh
Cure in: illif'o you got the amnion. it
in taken intrrnnily and made in Toledo,
Ohio. by F. .l. Cheney it Go. 'i‘onfimom
lair. free. ‘
Sold by Driigglntn.
bottle. »
Tulip linii’a lfnniiiy Pills iorconutb
pution. . . ’. i”
Price, 75c per
W. .1...“ I...“ l.-
DR. PLATT iNSANE.
Sent to n Retreat Yesterday-is a
Nephew OI Lats Senator Plait.
'l‘OlllilNGTOhl. Jun. Sim-Dr, W. A.
Film. one of the most prominent phy-
olinnn In 'l‘orrlngton. llllti bot-n uri-
iuduud insane. and yoslordny morning
was tattoo to the ninic hospiini tor the
tumor at l’rcnton.
Dr; Matt in n nephew of the into
Scnntor O, H. Plait and n cousin oi
.ludiic Janice P. Pinti, of the Federal
court. He him been practicing in Tor-
rington for about as yearn.
.t
errr. will be made by the threo judges
dismal“ utter
t
'f
migmtjmg‘llk
m, :e w mire
digestion. loathsome
When their is eating or drinkihmor your land
'doesn‘ti'seswol"thedipumieder ed ih tomschneeds
.tobetonedond "An-tor 'erfnllepcriectdi-
end you will enjoy your loud it you willgct
and no “minimum! simple directions plum: on one room.
. Arnieindi‘eomigonahlltum.mm,“qmlmllbm."lfi ‘ l
or .mmglg m“; “Eek-l
, imms oi stomach trouble »
Are Wonderfully Effective
Inmmuucqmmmm'
p
t.
11/4
s
W" Pills
‘rwo snooze no ”Hoar.
Two Men Ind A Woman Rescued on
' . Fishnr'eisishd.
NEW .lDNDON, Jnn. 8.-Burges
Jane and Nellie. ottna' ec‘uuy we.
wont aground on tho flip”) ride of
Finher'n irlnnd during the gain Tues—
day afternoon. After a vain nttcmpt
the Fisher‘s lulnnd no.- iinving crew
not iinun out oi, both barges and took
it man and a woman from one and it
mun from the other. The rounded per-
uonn are lit-lug carrd tor at the life.
saving ntntion. One of the barges lieu
on‘a sandy bench and in thought to be
uninjured.
DEPQRTATION OF PAUPERS.
itilr. only by inquiry that. an outnlilet'
con domino liilulvleilzo oi the Extent
of the work which the officials in the
coniptroiier’u oillcc are doing' in curry-
ing out lilo new low in regard to the
ninth mnintc‘nnncc oi pnuperu who up
to thin l'will' worn supported by the
town»;- in lulu. week's corrnpondenco
cterencc wnu‘inatle to the operation
oi” the new law ninca it went into ef-
foot. A phone of the 'pnupo‘r law.
which i» inicrcuting in that relating to
ihcndcporiation of, pauper-u who patio
the immigration agents or the ports.
but who tor one cannon or number.
an.- lounri to be undesirable .iminl'
aliens hnvrtmrn deported to the coun-
irlcr. iron: whence, they came to tho
linitcd Staten. When the oillciuin oi
thinninte can esiubiiph n cure in nun
port. of tho deportation or u pauper hr.
in litltt‘ll out of the count v without
expense to the stair ‘ Dcpny Conun—
ircllor Binscli lino til-nonnl charge. of
fiw cniorccnte i the pauper low
and he pnrnlitv‘ n policy which pm
tents tho internists of the nitric without
inflicting unlwreu ry hurdshipri on tho
pnupcrnm—ilnrifor’r COl‘. New London
Day. ' ‘
.— cum-.0
to reach the burgers in their life boat;
gruntn. This year nhmii"ihlrty of the
wear nous AND rote ms
WlFE ABOUT CHINE‘E BEAUTY
M‘
And When bile Wouldn't Listen He
Lsnded on Mar Esr.
lrvinz T. Weill! is not like the than
in the popular cop; who arrived home
in the cold gray dawn and told his
angry wife thut he was afraid to come
home in the dark. at) he stayed all night
{in the Y. M. C. A. lrving. according to
(hiring home in the silent bout-e. and
telling hiu‘wiie what a fine time he
had ut the :hlneee theatre. He would
dcncrlbe with great wealth or detail
the almond eyed beautiesnnd how they
did strange Oriental dances for his
nniutement.
Then when Mrs. Wells put the bed-
clothen around her head no she couldn't
in tho ribs with his’ knee; Mfr. Well:
declared that on one .occnnion he
punclmd her in the our for not liSten-
lug. and title has since been dent in
that our. '
All these facts were brought out in
the nupcrior court yesterday when
tho divorce suit oi Mary A. Wells
against lrving 1‘. Wells came up be-
fore Judge Case. In addition to the
charge of cruelty. .. the wife claimed
Wollu deserted her. The unit wan sup'
pound to no contented. but there wann‘t
much oi in content. Judge Cnsc united
n few attentions and then. took the
papers. Both Mr. and him. Wells re-
side in Bridgeport.
W
,OA.'.I'°R1A.
M“. :lll‘lllflllitlmtiillllw
Hipsters
“ .—
“nclf made men."
' on Grand avenue in
his wlfo'u vorniou. had a habit oi wan:
hear. the rollicking husband nudged her v.
W
.A‘yilLi' one: me.
New Hsvtn’n Meyer mil to Work toil
Willi HO Achieved.
Heycr James B. Moron, the present
executive oi the city at New Haven. in
one of the younpoet. it not the young.
osi. mayor New Haven has ever boil.
says the Roaster. and from hie birth
in this city 42 years A hss insight on
uphill but victorious lit to reach his
0! his ,iollow citriono of this ty to
bestow. ho can well afford to lay but:
and look with plfinsurc upon fibula".
Mr. Martin is mung those styled
lie was born down
that port that
in the old Filth Ward.
won included
‘ His parents ware. like the majority of
iamilieu in the neighborhood. hard
working but thrifty irlsh‘ lath. and
when “10 mayor made his debut. on
May ii. iiitifi, iiwss all a. child with
u'iuttire boioro him. but one that 118
would be compelled to make for him-
uelf. His present position shown that
ho grasped his opportunities and made
all thnt was in them. .
rmmww‘xnnmwu
Persecution W
, mitt until "585
lsey Permit ilsre Issefiiied .
by item I " Ion Illil
bracelets Art on Duty
'Phot the mom oi this piper up
present position, Xow thet limit” [1' . y
' .talllNl thd' higheut bottom in the‘ of precious ndyice when “w” in G000
faith is pm...a ........ustrnted by the
tact that one weilvhmn iocnl phat"
may supplied the incredlentp tor the
"vegetable prescription" many times
within the past two weeks. The un-
nouncement oi this stock. harmless
mixture has certsinly. accomplished “
much in reducing the [rent many
casein of kidney coMplaint sod rheu-
matism here. relieving pain and. mis'
cry, especially am: the older popu-
lation, who are slwsys sunning we
or lotus with bladder and urinary “W
tiles. backache and particularly rheu-
matism. v’ \
Another well~linown «mum ulni
us to continue the announcement of
the prescription. it is doing so much
After his tirst few years Mayor Mar»
tin was sent to school at the old
Hamilton school and alter solidi
through the usual routine of school Me
was graduated. lie then went to the
high school and nice graduated from
there. From the high school he went
to St. Chnrles' College at .Elilcott Cltl'.
S. .i., from where he intended to enter
it seminary and studyfor the priest-r
'liood. ' Alter graduating 11mm” it.
Churioe'. however. llirhonlth overtook
him and he was unable for a time to
pursue his studies, and when. he be'
come well again biz-decided to make
his owu way in the world.
To this end he Joined the ranks of
newspaper men and for yours was one
of the reporters on the. now, damn“
Morning News. lie attorwnrd was con-
heeled with other local papers, work-
ing. himnelf up to intuition! .9! 11.2297.
tnnce on the political endw oi the jour-
nuln with which he was interested.
'l'hiu gavc him his taste for public lite
and in 1888 be secured the nomination
and was elected councilman train the
Sixth Ward. lie servedwthrongh that
your and 1889. ‘ .
_ in 1890, after his term. in the coun-
cil. Mr. Martin who chosen assistant
city clerk. As his duties were mainly
in the ulternoon and nighthent once
took up the study of law and entered
the Yule law school. from which he
graduated in,1892. The (allowing year
he was again brought back into the
political arena and got the nomination
as city clerk and was elected, with .l.
ll. Sargent. no mayor. After a term
there he took up the practice of low.
but was against reelected assistant
city clerk. which ponltlon hqhdld un-
ill a few years ago.
"And was Jones so terribly hurt in
the railroad accident as the report
made out?" "l don't think so. One
of his wounds in fatal, but the rent.
are not at all tiangoroiin."~—Cievcland
louder.
ND CHILDREN’S CL 1 I
I D‘ GOT LIEB’S,
._..__ A15.“-
s Sales draw the biggest crowds at any other store in the twin cities? Only one drawer—WE GIVE YOU“ THE BEST VALUES
The Argo Red Salmon of Alaska
has tho deepest red‘ color. and the tin-
Eeot flavor of any Salmon packed. it is
packed entirely by machine, and not
touched by hand. One trisl makes a
.customer.
real good here. he continues. that it
would he 5 crime not to do so. it
can not be repeated too‘olteu. and ,
turther states many cam of remark—
able cures wrought. . ‘
The following it the prescription. 01
simple ingredients, motto: n hum
less, inexpensive compound, which my
person can prcpnre by shaking well in
3 bottle: . Fluid Extnct martian.
onevlieii ounce; (impound Karim. one
ounce; Compound 8Y7” Bmmrflle.
three ounces. Any hutch“ drux
store will roll this small . 0!
each incredient. and the dune tor adults
is one teaspoonisl to be taken otter
each meal and pain at bed . Time
is coon!!! here to lm for one week. it
taken soeordin; to directions. flood rt
units will be apparent iron the Int
low doses. . » n
RUE? ELilionsl-ili‘ TO END.
SAN I‘WClSCO, an. 7a“’“dn .
Dunne said. yesberday that. he would
issue an order tomorrow terminal”! '
the elisorship in the cone of Abraham ,
Roof, who pending the gruit' trial ha!
been kept in sprints prism. f’As
soon as 1 learn thattheom short!
has taken his oath oi antes,” Judge
Dunno said, “I shall write an order do
olefin; the fiction of the elisor st on
end, and ordord n5 thnt Bite! ll! bonded
over to the sheriii' to be, guarded in the
proper manner and st the PW
place. There never would hate been
any oiisor appointed it the stun-m and
the coronation not been disqualified."
TRAINS NOW HEAVV.~~- »
Reduction in the number of trains
running on the lines of the New Haven
- Scull; Norwalk, Conny.
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR;
she—bring $1.00 land take $2.00 worth of merchandise with you. Everything will be marked in plain, figures, .
Thousands of you already know how genuine and sincere our sales are.
AT ALL TIMES.
nyetern has greatly increased ironic
on the trains that are tell. The patrons
iwho have heretoiore had more trains-
io choose from, now take the nearest
ltrain to their convenience. which in
some cones, according to their stories.
it“ not very near. .
*—
..,.,..... ..........‘
we GIVE You .
sale Will * Pasture,
[It
iv‘ Begin Tunnel Y JANU‘KRY w
e4 Esynndactthellu Mun ¥ 7 '
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Norwalk Chronicler