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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 14, 1908 · page 4

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,No. m, P. and A. M.
uonio Building. South
Mot. lot and 8d Tuosdoyo of
Milt—July and August. ox-
t 8 o'clock. All Master
cardiolly invited. Charles
W, M. Robert M. Wilcox.

0MP. No.38 38R. A. M.
to Masonic blinding. South
“not. lid and 4th Tuesdays of
suit month—July and August ex-
«mow—st 8 o’.clook All Royal Arch
Unions cordially invited. Thaddeus
fill or, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
Opt! chop, No. 62. Order Intern cm
can in Mosonic Building South

A pure grape Cream of Tartar Powder.
.An aid to‘ digestion—an assurance of

healthful ‘ food.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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tr,cct 2d and 4th Wednesdays ” “ ' ' ‘ - ' ‘“ ‘ ' ' ~ ~ ' “A , .
of “cit month—Jul and August ex- FRENCH AND SPANISH TROOPS, ill Spanish troops saying that there from start to finish, llnd a large crowd .
«BM-"It 7:451 ocodk All mem- IN ENCOUNTER. ill‘r bnd blood bcimr-n them hurt the was ill attendance. There Were many WAIST BARGAIN. MUSLIN PETTICOATS. A PICTURE BARGAIN, ;
of o m a. cordially invited li‘ Filth and that ii repetition of the wordy arguments mum.“ it“. plum” I ‘ _ _ , 1‘ . . , ;1
. ”my“ Becker. w, m. Mrs. Ida. Spaniards Open Fire and Wound Twot trouble bi likoly it they remain in min and with the umpire. Next Saturday [Jilindfi‘l’nfhflmf .‘Ji,‘}.i,"y','§.§%ii;gfli, “filly-”iii?“13:33:21 lazing??? 5133.132}Eof'fif‘i'ginifriioiiiiii‘ i
.1 330- i ' Mug-”firm: 35:??mlrz"? by 3 mm . f":“:f“"" 9'" ”MMI""_" ‘1'“?! will K“ Friday. Ulll‘ buyer iieurches full goredystyle. About. twelve. A (pictuif’ethntlookslike nation: 3
W»... - .._.._.... 9 p p ' . H ARSTR-O- MB BEA. ‘Tlflsl; ELM 08 "van" 'i‘ha rmhwd '1“) '1'," IN“ "“5"" the market each week for some styles. no two alike. Our rclru- est. fifty cents worth. 'l‘oulor- 1
46-. not bud to understand the CABAHLANGA. Muy l4.—-Tllel'e ' ' 'm " w: u ’f‘gfir" "f'd “""l’ of “I“ thing out of tile ordinary. To- . liir 83.00 and $3.50 stock. A I l'ow'u price. .......... 5c
. WWW“ the puffer“, c; u". Nution- wua an encounter hero Mily 12 Ill, one 4 5‘ " “‘ “3 "W- ' morrnu’s Item is the ‘llniqnc." limited quantity. Friday... 31.98 “
of the city autos between sonic French 6‘1"" at Amunmw‘ P'” Rum“ 1‘ Horstrom. i‘esulnr $100 quiltiiv all over -
.; Bl Prohpority Association. They are ’ ' to 7 for Nowvolk Mon. . l s , ' ' . ' ' Only one to a customer., WOMEN'S VESTS.
and S niilell troonl unrtered in the , All i ii in A ill or him insert and illeiilillion
.. l ' q 'rirmiitnr l dillti l »i . ’
To keep till! dinner Dill port. he Spliniards tired first ii is [it :’ :U'f'v’fiml ‘1 fittijl I'M!H (yif‘fll‘lOll. 3h. ....... .3 2 Ii :1 l it trliiiliiod, 331,. my”, pr]. Our entire line of “Berkshire"
illi.‘ To keep the my car going. ’l‘o alleged and the French Zoudven n» iimiizrmfiiiiulm’r‘khiiiiii“til-ii‘niui‘ih: 4‘: “18057?”- 21!; ....... 4 .i .. :l l 1 till)" ...................... 31.93 each VOILE SKIRTS. million Lisle Underwear. high I
. I. . , ‘ . . o y r l
Km. W9 “0'0"! bu" T0 1‘00!) the 9"?“ in kind. Onolspaniurd w“ “I" i'Zlnio team. of ya". With a score of ii viii“ {ii}, x """ 4 " l, 4 .1 l "" ' illiit‘k Wool Voile Skirts. all new. . "H‘k' long or short slaves. \ i
Mom‘nemnioyed. . To keep ”039’"- 0d and "mm" was wounded, while to 7 The me hits ii at and florv . ”H n, 0' """ 4 I " H J ” TORCHON LACEB We il'tt'0 Just two down skills "Wk or 5‘"er neck. Iaco triin- i
. n h t the French had two men wounded. Poi. ' ' 8“ ' -., Jenninlmf‘ ms- ...... .t i I 0 l I ' . m' 8",” mum...” ‘ m. "h". ‘ mod and hand crocheted tolls. i
WIS“ ill, ,9" 13 110i :1 platform i “ lowing the. incident. Col. Destnoutiers Mnlwc ..... :t it u 2 i it 1.000 )‘itl‘ilil of Woven Cotton Tor- 3... , l , A ' ‘ ’g ' 49 All regularly sold at 600. Fr-i l
pelsiiiiist could stand on two lilln- assumed minmnnd over the urea re- ‘ “ " ‘ '" “W” .....-..-........_ ‘ "I!“ "-c ........... I l I i 0 ii i'hoil laces, flow 2 to 4 inches ‘ "b m m" ‘ """"" ‘2' (my 37c 0a.; or Three ft):- $1005
too. ' . served under the policing agrpcmllnt :‘it‘lllllit‘ rt, ......... :i It i i o l wide Regular price he to 7n n ‘
to Spain iulilor p I i it it It 0 yard. Tomorrow, ull widths . 80 "PERFECTION" OIL STOVEB. ' K
IMIPLINE t8 PARAMOUNT. The encounter was the autumn of . T' ”" m '2 "' " Arrnnuod on special table if." . . STAMPED COLLAR: AND TIES"
Mm”. Se'niinei' __ it Qlliu‘i'til between Hililtt‘ Spilllltill Bili' 'ltllilit! ........... .H ll 9 2| iii 4 (‘BM‘ “"31““ ‘ 1W:l liiiliiorn lilili- Iiititiio New Sil‘llli’d Madras Stamped Collars .
it was refreshing to rend in yestor- dierrl and lip unnrnlod’Algorilln shiirp- St. Elmo. ‘ ' ””“il‘m 0“ S‘°"*'- “‘1’ "1"". and Bow Ties to embroider.
lily" “we of The Sentinel the com- shooter, The Algerian was knrwkvtl All it ii l'() A i‘ ”mf- "“"w." can ”"3" "1’“ 1” newest piiitorns. Usual price "
unicntlon signed “Cheer-vex" relative down and beaten by the Spaniards Alcott. d _________ y 3 .l 0' u 1' BLACK TAFFETA SILK- "‘" “Km“ “rm" Friday ‘5'” 106. Friday ---------------- 70f
the school issue which has been. in and is now dying. A sergeant or 20".: Wilson. p. ......... f- it § 1 it 1 iii inch ltllieii 'i'llttem Silk, rug". 2 Humor \t'icliless ”hilt Plume
my Junsment. Inildvisalbly ml'imi'n If 1V2; 311:) “iii” 1;! “Miser 0"] ”I" fut" Ritilirttltlt'. rl‘. r. (1 fl it it o liir ptlct- idle. wi- haw itlmtit "l’l'rivt'inhf‘ iivsuinr $550 TAFFETA RIBBON-
there a any Duce wmro i st‘p no u L 0 f‘ L’fit'llo 0 l" timill u . , ...... ;, - . . ; v . . \‘leili .................... 84.75 . . ‘
mild be paramount, it is in our public shooter Mid with the liid of it From h: H E Siii'liili‘t‘lis mif. ..... I. ' i it ‘1' ii Ill i‘litiiiifyh hir M" d i.‘ H. ”films“ 0 ( . T I _ ~.-, Ni. ii Soft Finish Tnflem Ribbon. .. 5
schools. When, therefore, lotusill on slihflltern tiled to inter-w"... The up” . . ea 0 ”Mm”. '3'" _ ' .1 q 1' ‘ 4 ‘ ''''''''''''''' .. iiurner, 'l‘in‘ nllk. i.sll.i| mi in pink. lifiilt‘bllle'and white. y
a part of teachers to be subject to gaunt, and. the officer were wlihmiti . lmrmld‘". e. i ii i 4 1 il . blows. Midi!) ............ 59c lJt‘ quuiil). l‘rlila) at. ..... 12¢
a government or the schools is re- arms. At this point some Spalllill't‘lti' 232 EAST AVENUE. Raw”, 2h. 3 i _. y, 0 t 0“;ng COTTON. 2 humor i‘louhle Stolen. till i-
sorted to, the criticism is all the more who were behind a wall opened ilre.i litlrlie. lb .......... :i o i 12 2 :l , . , innks chino ti 7.5 vuiue BOW TIEB- ;
rvcd. and the offense cannot be. The interchange of shots continued Telephone 990 , . W ._. .. _.. M 4" )“ld 8W”! "7 "it"? WIMP“ ,At ....................... $1. 25 his: assortment of Women's Bow .
sererely criticised. it. does not for some time with result above utnt- ' ‘l‘otnlli K)“ :IN 7 ii '4 lb’ 8 “mm" "mm” 3‘ mm" “1' ' Ties tnilor nlnile Butterfly and l
oeem to me thnt conditions warranted ed. The firing from the French side ”mm... numu'in‘r'flmm 5 Elmo day .‘. ................ 1c 8900' “or“? Widow it" black white =
any such mix-up ill our educational tif- was done by Zonnvos. , ... . "CORYLOPSIS" powpgm - . ' A” . . ' .
. Th Mi | t ‘ 4. Thin base hiiwiintnllt‘on ilurlu- nmy. ltd. lightblilo and brown. I
, .131“. Every well wisher of our pl iuser orliorelgn Affairs. 110- ’l‘nobnne hit-\‘rttirtein lbw-s oh WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKER- Hancock's Corylopsis of Japan 1...;tzillr 25c value. Friday . 10c»[
: schools first of all must bellow: ill dis- on i)( ng nformed of the encounter nt mm, .(m (inynor 3‘ ”a Wilson 1, CHIEFS 'l‘slciml Powder. the m‘nulmi. l
cinlino. and it was the thousht as 91- Casablanca hrtwwn French and Slim», Siriwk,hiil»lly (inlnor ll. by Wilson ' Swill as n lender in many MEN'S LISLE socxs i ,
pressed by "Obscrvcr' that prompted ish troops, demanded details and ex- 3, Hit il\' pitcher—:“lmhl 1 “My“. Our entire stock of regular 121,40. plum-s m 30¢ Here pm,“ ’ 15c ‘ ' i
, main asking yOlllOl’ sufiieient spncoin [donations from Paris. i -~.l(,ltwllh~l‘)etil. ‘ ' iiild the All Linen llemstitched ' ‘ Mill's Block Gauze Lisle Hose. !
ylnur paper to publicly tllnnk him for T‘iiu ninltcr hits emitted considerable» - _._ _,_ _ llhntlltemllli-is. i-‘riiliiy .. .. 9c Limit» 0““ 1’01“”! “WWII”- ‘extrn iillt‘ finish. Our regular 2
.t 6 same. . oxc lenient, here. Home newspapers wiiui‘k Stand 1.... ~,, M “M. \‘orl' - 25c grade. For Fridny 170
I ‘ r I l 1 s v ' ‘- I . ' ‘
, illSClllllNlh. ndtiso thi- inlnirililii . withdrimlll Market. WOMEN'S GAUZE LISLE HOSE. MUSLIN CURTAINS.
7 ‘ . ‘ " W” (iitltltl Llfilt' “I180, blnck only. Best Qiiiility Fine Muslin (‘ur— _ STRIPED CURTAINS‘
‘ ' made with linen spliced sole. i11ill_t~'.WlIlt‘ band hem and hour Striped Swiss Ruffled Curtains.
" ,WWW“W¢O WOOWWM 000m attornntemi. “Milli 35c vsluc. stitched riliile. Regular 89c vh- full length. A 50c lender. Fri-
(it? ' “ r‘ridiiy‘ ........ . ....... 29c Pair ine. i‘riilliy ............... 69c tiny ............... f. ....... 29c
. EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. i...“ B o s I o s E”
SWINDLED OUT OF 330.000. inhen up by Mrs. Patten he tore hcl 'l hmo not buried :1 case. of pniil-

 

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MiAcTINEnES-«Wednesday and Saturday.
‘ ‘ CHANGE or PROGRAM EVERY DAY.

 

 

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Two Special Prizes for this Weeii:

“lays fluid will illienilemiin’s Gold Watch.

Duality Guaranteed. Waltham Movements.

Every person attending any of these performances during this week will be given a numbered coupon and Saturday night
’3’,” prize willbo awarded the lady and gentleman holding the lucky numbers. These watches are on exhibition at the box

5 and 10 Cents

NO HIGHER. ' 2 ~
Shoe Comet Friday Night

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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' Friday, Bargain Day

NLY THE REAL STAPLES in these Friday sales. Not’,
seconds or odds and ends, or things that are hard to dis-

pose of, but SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, that you use and
want each day, and at prices quoted only by ’I’iie Bos‘ton Store.

 

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Si” day of the'week.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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Wealthy Chicago Woman the Victim
.ot a Book Agent.

CHICAGO. billy i-lumTiit' Tribune to.
day says: Residents of ”Villltiiflll
Wei-c suirtlcd yesterday when it be-
eiuuo known that. Mrs. .lilmes A. I’m-
ton. wife of the grain magnate and
herself a lender in the club and society
life in the suburb, had been swinilled
out of 830,000 by a book (‘iillVstQl‘
who. it In allotted. secured her signa-
ture to notes to that amount when Slit'
thought aha was signing orders for
books. The notes wore dlseoilllted by
the agent and are now being present-
ed for payment. Some. it is said. were

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

We rent our reputation on its
excellence. We take all mine
nor of care that it is the best
lest imported. To start with.
then. we devote extra. time and
care to its packaging. sealing
it so that it retains all Its or-
iginal delicacy of flavors

it is troo- from the soil 0!
handling unit comes to us in line
sanitary condition.

Sixty Centsai’ound
EIGHT CHECKS GIVEN.
The Union Pacific
, Tea Co.
. ‘ 126 Washin on Street,
‘~ ‘;Tel. -3‘

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

husband Hiilliti] ltn inwstigntionlilionin in the past ten y'eilrs.'re1nalk
which revealed that she liltd beonIed a physician noted for not. hidinl:
swindied ihis light under a bushel. to a fellow
Yesterday n wnrrltnt was sworn practitioner.
out for the arrest or the man. whose “I huvc heard many of your deceas-
nsino Mayor l‘nden. of I‘:\'itllSlUlt, nlld ed patients are being cremated." said
the others interested. refused to (“8- his friends, who does not like to call

 

 

 

 

 

10 Stanlps Free

 

THURSDAY, May 14th,

ividenmd Day!

Bring your Book here and
receive 10 STAMPS FREE.
mm»

NewYork Grocery Co

118 Washington Street. South Norwalk.

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Shoulders, lean and small, at Native Radishes, young and
special Prices. tender, 2 for 5c. i ,
New P0111008: Early Rose, fine 15 Warranted Fresh Eggs. . . .zsc
stock,3 tsfor 25c. ‘ Fresh cut: Boiled Ham and
Rhubar ta.native, large‘bunchcs, Smoked Beef.
each, so. 3ib8. Head Rice. fancy. . . . . .rlsc
Native Spinach, Onions, Rhuo 3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers. . . .25c
barb, Lettuce, Cucumbers, Tom- 3 qts. Small Beans .. . . . . . . . .25c
toes, Cabbage. Beets, String 3 large cans Tomatoes...x...a5c
Beans, Berries. 13 Fancy Lemons . . . . . . . . . .25c

. Louis J oseioff

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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