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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 21, 1908 · page 2

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usinoss.
ry is sine

 
 

' i new books have been

 

the cm 01 last
cottage, Cross

 

lied nth“ Saturday:

(our building“. 71
pended upon to ‘

"0 community, clothing at
Sunday 111 Pound Ridge.
1" 11111111111; or leaves about .

'11 11v r of smoked products. use 10

attendant smoke and as

has contracted tor the
outage on‘ the turnpike,
d tit I011 Fl,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

slung 1s gonolul new, and

progressing lupldly 0n the

ulldlu'g and it is hoped
. i u'n'dér' way hotels
There has been clltl

r' oiling that it should have

‘Brudley plot. The cor-
from Bridgeport

1134113 was 1111111111

01116 formalities, although
i 113 that find Ihad

' Elwood. whose

I or, 9.111! who is ac
aged I111_ missionaty work at:
" 1111 Interesting;
uraglng, ie'tt‘ei

11611111.; is part:

i‘th‘e wprk‘ is not

 
 
 
 
 
 

vc Agents 111 some
,to say nothing wdr-sc

any schools to 100k .

’e “or them I a'm hair
The school work

,, expensive as-
. instance, two

 

501111113011 1110111th I

0 191101111. There are "

1111 400' rupees income;

‘A F1111: moor luvssmsur

money in 0 Stamford Range. .

, donc to a turn (over) like everything- Clsc
.. i ran (2. It is a' safe deposit for b're'ad, cake,
1 and yo . receive a high rate of interctt, payable lhr‘cc tunes

F011 SAtlj; By

all 1; M 1.11

our North Main and Wests

that the' work 111.1311 hands (nay go on, ' I

,PIi (131 spent
the recén't' ad-
h'e'I local "bIIcIllb’B subscribé

nielnoriui Ill;

1" - ,
Sp 11111113119111, 11111111.,

Itho woolts' visit 111 8011101.

1 from a visit in 131 idgupor

week to spend the white 1,

(at the" residence 01"1‘1'1'11111111 0;

11111111110 be a better catch ’

Meeker. former Weston residents, have
, visited friends in town.

' {you Miss May Hamilton.

, 'Sunday
' Chase, in Cannon Station.

 

 

,du‘y guests of Mist-Vanderbilt Godfrey.
out side of the river; in- ,

 

'M. Blakesley, vice p1esident of the We-

'- the American Pin Company; died suds
, den]? at his home here. la'st' night. He
0‘

_ state.
I have very '

, Shipped, 75 year
1 an 01’ the Twent
V011111téer11,‘

that goes
Idiots, and

‘N ‘i ,1' .Z? "'1; r'“ . '1.

111111 as nothing but great need mootu

my look into the Suture, I have told ~

these thingal have not written these
things for help from you or your peo-
ple. [cannot ask it lkno'w one thing
you will do Without my (takings—lift
1110 up before God 111 yom prayers. We
use both well and busy. Love to all. "

11

STOP THAT COLD

or it 111” result in 11111311111001.1154

zllish Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
100, 250. 50c and $1 ..-00‘ Bottles.
Cliuord. Baxtor' s and Pleistod’o.

Wlilllll

Filmore Beers Ic,1Itinues critically

1

Irving Lockwood spcnt Sunday with
Boston tric'llds '

Mr. and Mrs S B, Funclmr‘spont

O.

 

Miss Ethel floors is home from (1

Mrs. Martin 110111111111 13 making i111-
iroivciucnts to her house.

Mills Doris Godfrey has returned

 
 

io‘seph Harem goes 1 1111111. this

 

Miss Elizabeth Gordon spout S'un~
lay at her home in Fission. .
' Friends from New York are nests

Mr. and Mrs Daniel Bi own are home
from a week's visit in Bridgeport.

George Dicw and Samuel Andrews
have returned 110111 11'. trip to the Bulk-
shirds. , 1

“Mm-Charles Adams is ti. guo‘nt at the
esldencoI or her brother, Arthur C.
Bradley.

' Mr and Mrs. Edwin Wholock and

laughter have returned to New York .
for the winter.

Miss Susie Meeker 111111 Miss Edna

Miss Eddice White has retourned to
Lyon's Plain. after a tow days' visit

 

Mr.‘ and Mrs. Frank 1111

with their daughter

The Misses Mury 11d Lizzie Adams
111d Miss S 11310 Foulhabcr return today
from u. Wee '11 visit in New 1’0111.

Mrs; 11101111111 und‘ son, Frederick
l‘homas, 01’ llldgelleld. wc‘ie event-inn-

W
‘PILES cunao m 11 TO 14 DAYS
HPAZO OIN’l‘MENT is guuruntoo‘d to

me any case of itching. Blind; (Diced-

113 or Plotrndlng Piles in 6 10 Id days

11' nio'ne'y refunded. 500. 7-

WATERBURY BANKER DEIAD.‘

 

 

Augustus M. Blakeslcy..£xpireo Sud.
denl at Home. . .«
WATERBURY Oct. 21 e—Angustus

terbhry National Bank, president 01‘

no of the oldest bankers in tho-

.1

 

t discouraged Order a sack of
Fiou MAmNpA.

AMSV 'ro opuavsur 01801102113. .

The I

110111 ‘

ysfiéhl I

ND DUST

 

 

 

 

 

:- Promotes 01131911011311:th
1 ncssuudiicumuialllsniilm
g .Oplum .Momhlnc nor

. Nor NAncorlc.

1 11011.50
9 Wormsit‘bnsirulslonsi’cvtfisll-
f neocondLOSSDFSuzll

 

 

Apedccliiemcdyi‘orw 1'

 

The followiilg extract. from s 10111.11
(11' thanks isltlhol'ishod by its recipient:

“The beautiful clock you sent 1111
clinic in perfect condlt,ion and is now
in the parlor on top of the hook
nhclires, whore We hope 111 sec your
soon and your husband niso it he can
11111110 it convenient."”Youths Oom-
1111111011 .

 

 

1111011110000 0111160111 day and 11111111.

Frederick H Ganung,
1 11111111111111.1111.

Funeral Parlors in Connection. .
Lady Attendant. ‘ . Tel. 904
011100 and Resident; 0,.

lid SID. MAIN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK

I

 

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Why not host lho‘il’c cohIg danip
twins in your houSe with a

.Modernl Odorless

 

eater;

 

iI...
- 1

HF

2.25 and Upwards
No; 111111

 

NO WORK

1 Telephone no or (11011 a. postal. and
our repiesentutivc- -will cull nnd give
you intormutlou and flgtllmes ~

Connecticut
1 Company

We can show you low prices ‘
10%. Discount on All Grades

NO. SMOKE ‘

 

 

2 -—'i‘he" authorities ‘-

ltsklcug measures to prevent .

during- the visit oi! the Amen. . '

'lilveiy householder ii1 the

I can directed to rcpor‘t ii) the "
‘ eiiéhmltles the names, the residence
, ,.

‘ wi'cll is ' '
to last year 's expense. The ' "

'ilgo. and a veter-

noun Elm‘vlllo.‘

 

a mum-(1 in from of 1‘

He was walking Deal '0 the

venth Connecticut ' '

_ his place and ..
‘ Davville. this morning. Shippee had ';
suffered from dementia tor some time. 1
tracks and

 

 

 

 
 

Bears the r:
ISignuhne 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"11111," cried Miss" Wealthy,

dent (11' you to donh‘t it?“

“Not all at, " nllowcrcd M1. Chester-
field, "it would bu still 1110111 lmpudont
u‘ud ungnllnnt to hellcvc 3011 that old "

1- »l’hlludolphiu Pr ass.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

, indig-
11nntly,“sinrc l declare to you that the

joke is originnl with me. isn’ It it impu-

illlllllilllll F R
NlliHI RIDERS ilillil

Colonel R 2.1111101 Flcclng lrom
.100 Guns Allcr CompunionI
Had Boon Murdered.

 

 

though seaxchlng parties continued
their efforts until 8. Into 11011151111“

1301.11.15. 'l‘uyloi, it supposed 11111111
01' ”Night Riders " ‘

Col Tay101,"when lust soon, was
dashing through this bayou at the
scene or the inurdcr‘ of his companion;
(Captain Quentlnlllalikln. rioting peloro
a volley tired has. 11 hundrbd gun‘s.
lie made no outcry.
found leudiug down to the‘ bayou and

of blood was apparent adywhere. '

The morning search for tho 1 11131111;
man was resumed Lust 111111 01(-
homo excitement prevailed, and the
result of the continued match is prob-
lcmaticai.

Nothing can he learned as to the
identity 01' the men who composed the
band. It is believed, however, that
they were "squatters" living along the
shmes 01 the Rest Foot Lake, and than;
their action is the culmination of u
contmvorsy oi yeurs' standing, as to
the rights of tho squatters to fish in
the stream which was the property 01‘
the West Tennessee Land Company,
and of which Captain Rankin-(111d Col.
Tuylor were rthegxorgunizers.

The two men Wore here 'to go over
the land with J. 11‘. Carpenter, 1111 (11-

cd the purchase of a portion 01' *the
loud. That he escdpcd a. fate similar
10 the 01110111 01 his party is due to the
fact that lie was spending the night

searching 1110 hotel at Walnut 1.0g {01
. 11 third purty,prcsu1nnbly Carpenter.
without success. A l’ar'mcl numed

‘ , Powell who declares he was urouscd

110111 his homo and compelled to ac

' . , company the 111cu,gives the most, (111-

thcntic stoiy of tho tragedy. ll'e de-
lho hotel and ordered to awaken the
proprietor and guests under threats 01'
(1011111. The men sought Worn scouted.
Powell with the others, was taken to
1311,1011 Deshac, near Reel Foot Luke
Pencil was 1011 under the ghoul 01‘
port 01? the band, and Captain Rankin
and Colonel Taylor Were taken some
distance 1111111111, whom 11 pnrlcy was
hold. 13111191111511 no agreement was
10:1chod.ior ntoording lo Powell the
Illlob pinned n mpo mound Rnilkln's

 

. run.
voun

Shoe Repairing

18 NOT MODERN OR BOIENTIFIG

UNLESS DONIEI BY U8.'

Monarch Repair Shop,

«wave-w u gamma" 111111 t

43 RAYMbNb or;
”PHONE 4511 011 EOBTAL.
- . . g . . :, ,

ck. and drew 111111 11001 the" ground

until only his toes 151(3th 1110“ 011111

lie was than heutcn into insenslullity,
his body diuwn up, and a volley fired
into his body. A sécon‘d p.11 lov follow
01! during which it is believed that
'i‘nylor attempted to escape. Several
volleys were tired. presumably at tho
rotrcntlng mun, but with what result
is not known. The band then return-
ed to l’owoll.1tud declared that both
men wore lload,11nd ordered him to
,101111'11 to his home. ,

NASHVILLE, Tenn. usurp-11.11p-
lonville 'l‘e'nn. ., dispatch says that Col
it. 7.. Taylor llsswsrrlved at that. place
sale and sound é; H‘e escaped from the

 

 

NW Is the Time to Buy

 

Annual Clearance sale of

WALL PAPERS.

 

of Stock Papers;

 

111g Goods.

Painters‘ Supplies. _

I 33011 ready mixed Point, :1. 25 par
. g1 11
‘ White (1111-11111 Poles. Milt fixtures,

100.

Window Shades and Pibturc Frames

(node to order.
Painting and Decorating, -
Ml

W'0 give the s. a. 11.09011 Trading

Stump-u Ask for their"

‘ , 111 Washington 311-1191.
Con.

 

Crockery, Glassware. 11011111111111.1111

" Japanese China in Clips, Saucers,
Plates, etc

.’

L H. Decker II

SOUTH NORWALK.

night ridersflh sa‘ys. after they had
ilrcd five hundred shots at him.

BACK' Tolr WASHINGTON. ,
Ex-Governm- Willor Says That Lillcy
Should Swap' dob: With . Tiloon.

NEW BRITAIN. Oct. 21.——A largo
(nowd greeted , Heston Robeltson.
- Democratic (1.11111 (late for governor,
Iund Thomus 111.. Whiler, at the Demo

 

night. Mr. Robertson spoke at length
on the. thrill issue, the income tax and

011 the Public Utilities (location.
Mr Waller. in the course 01‘ his re-
«nun-ks said “That if he was 111 Mr.

c1111 candidate for conglesuman-n't.
largo, slid go back to Washington and
he vindicated there." , II 1

MURDER iN o'AN'nunv.

0—...—

Recaivad July 30
‘1)ANBURY, Oct. 21-«11‘rodcrlck A.
l.(10.“"’ Joseph Zolgler, 38. were or

«a.

lasted here. yesterday, on charges of

 

John 11‘. Smith. Vburtendér, whi‘h'oci
curled yester niornlng. smut:
died it is alleged 11's the result of a
healing that he received on the night

 
 

uccuséd or having had part 111 the 1
sun Coroner” Dutch. 01; 1311111110110.

 
 
 
 

case today. . ;

'oP which 01-
I'AM RiOA"'.‘ V '

 

 

 

" "‘Anlerlcafi.’ '

made his' home (or more

years In Newt/011‘ hugs Ware 1 111 y
fut half stn throughout the city a
in 1111 the nu ic schools mom ,
clues w'ere‘ held.‘ 'At the F1

' chimes which were given to th
1115 a memorial of Dr. 81111

in Boston th ‘
public celebration was the 111 1113
the national hymn at 11110
. etlst 1111111111111; 1'11 the bid
.Palk' Street Church.- 1111‘

 

 
 
 
 

UNION CITY 111110.001 21.13MAl-3

night. no truce llas yet bison toutid'fdf‘

His tracks were.

up from the other side. and no tluco II I

torney of Union City, who contemplat- ‘

at the 11011111 or it relative the mob .

cluros ho was tnkcnfrom his home to ,

' (erotic rally in tho armory 11010 last. .

the injunction plunk. and up his stand ,

Bartender Dies as Result of 1111111111
nmidIui as the result of the (111111 ' of ]

of July 30 and the two prisoners are -

will inpke a. forinul inquiry into the ~

L-Tn‘s 10mg amu- :

,. "Church in Newton Center‘ of which he - ‘
. wits punter 101' t'w'elire years ‘» th'

("Bridgeport Addertisemcnpa" 1 Bridgeport Advortis'enichtc.‘

'D‘O

Mums roar. ‘ -

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We invite attention to our new and bilaut'iiul collection of
Belgrave and Duplex Portiercs. hedvy réVorsible hung-
ings in artistic combinations of coloring.

Rod and 11131ch 1,11 01,11

Moss green and wood brown, BroWn ‘and goi(,Ii"

Oriental Couch Covets,’ 111 typical designs. ,,

French Tapcstrics and Veidurs, suitable 101 hangings,
wall and furniture coverings.

Silk V010ur' in (111.11 unng shades for (ll'linllgiOOlllS and

boudoirs . 3";

Lace Curtains

New patterns in 'Irish Point,‘ wllilc‘, ivory and Arabian.
Renaissance and Cluny Laces.

Striped and Figured Madras, medium .011] light effects.
Ecru Scrim, licmstitrhcd, and stencilcd in conventiona—

Old gold and olive green,

designs.
Panel Laces and materials for Sash Curtains. I
1 F Third floor, ‘cicvatflr in Carpet Store.

Black Lisle Stockings
licrmsdorf Lislcs (lccp black and lustrous, wox'cn With

spilled heels and 1003110111110 solos, and heavy gnrt'cr 1011s.
. i

Worth regularly 38c 11 pair,
special. at 25 (Sis.

Old Blue Canton China

We him. (11' liuc of this rare and fascinating old pattern I

1

01' China 1110 blue is delicate and clear, .1111] the shapes oi

the various dishes ((10 made from the quaint miginal molds 1

used a hundred or so years ago. Even amongall the bean-

111111 and modern designs this 0111111111.- Canton nevcr fails I

to attract ' ' ‘ ' _ ‘ 3.
Shown in the 110111 of the China Stow all pieces

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After the long drought a spell .ol rainy wcuth'cr 1s due.
We have prepared for it by liberal purchases of U111-
brellas.I These we offer at pupuiar prices; 1112.:

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

Il.llley‘s plnoe he would exchange; '1 V
places with John Q. T115011. 11911111111.- '3'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

No (31111131. ribs or wire to rust or hreak. Does not tunglc
Willie Opening Does not turn inside out;

 

 

 

 

 

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