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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 26, 1909 · page 2

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-—F‘or a mlld,5 any action of the how-

Itipotlon. 25 cents a box. AalI your
liruggiat tor them.

DENTISTS’. oHAnIrv.

W‘Greenwloh condom Cfill dot Tooth
Fill Id at 10 Cent: ‘anh.

GREENWIFII. Oct. 20—5—5-‘1‘c5olh till-
all fol 10 con H u tooth? sounds like ‘iiit
.Itlvertisement o5l ohonp dental work,
but it. ill the. pl‘ioou 555g5rood 55mm: 5by all

present
motionelvon at the minds of the United
Workers on coitnin days to have the

work done 5.

Tile Uhiie‘d W0rker‘u Iii: Iir'gnhliiititih

8f weplthy people. has lIrte5 stud the
dutlsts in its wink among fie poor

'l'h5 dill l50035;:in I: tooth in charged so that
no piuonto may not tool that
thoyd are the Incipientn of tritium

Sc‘oreh‘ot children have boon II-cntod.
é‘f} lld r. r5i (2 r3!

. r’oII rtrrcllu'
c A $1". ‘9 R l “A

Milt knocks on? Ian: at}
nInIoUnNII oI-I. 2o»“mn:; who.
.ih5o Austrollayth. pIIglllst.5 \t‘toiP‘Idny
knocked out “Bill“ Squhen. of Ann--
tulip. i5h the twentieth round. The; "
toultht or the heavyweight champion“
chip title of Australia.

 

 

 

 

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it: that implied or uficu‘ild ‘
moot-y. Junt' ‘al: I tits 0on In:v
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land “‘24
hraie its twont: first onnlvctuury to
night. und also how fl roll call
It I Wards there will he.- I: aool'nl session
« with refreshment; some 5:! thc slut»
‘ ofIIIeru mo expected to ntlotid

5Tnito iiAXA'i‘lVE
. Tablets.

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noon}

"I am lad to II that
5 joint”

and Insect Stings.

imuunbur) Dodge Now Eng-
lilo of leowclluli will (.olo

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TO OUR! A COLD IN ONE DAY
DRQMOq Quintin:
Diug‘giois refund money it
faith to cure. E. ‘W. GROVES I‘ig
‘noluro iI on ohoh bolt. 25::

‘IM
Tho house which ltngohe Vim Neal:
hovlnq.5 oonstruolo Rotun

‘5 Hill on the property recohtlny liponod
‘ is rnpidlI unittrln:

byhl D. Whitney.
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I »5 i
ll: twoilduo Velour. Regular 330. Spo-
oini 'this week

$90.00

Twenty per cent. discount on oil

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is the ickest and best remedy for Rheuma-
tism. ciatica. Toothache, Sprains. Bruises

'ivrtéo 93c” Me, «In II.oo I: on Mon.
m III-Bloom in. IIIIIIFIIIII. Adda-II

 

got older‘ the blood hecomes sluggish, did 1min
dos and joints stiffen Ind aches and pains take hold
easier. Sloans Linimeot quickdns the blood, iimbers
up the muscles and joints and stops any pain or ache
with astonishing pton‘lpiness.

ProofIhIIIIuBmfoI-Rheumahm.

Rn. Imam. H Dunn of Mann I C
" Plan and me I bottle 0! Sloan‘a Linton
. It la the but remedy I I'v‘Ir infill for‘l é'aht tdp5 W

m l8} Still .lo'mfl.

Mr. MILTON Witt‘arirlr. :‘Ioo light, Ave. Birmingham.

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20in. RED. No. I, h, Irritant-

no for rheumatilln “d. Itifl joints.

Alt. writes: --
Sloan‘s Unilnoht haul done In In
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BOSTON. Oct. lo~1he 31.000 union
clerks at all: hnndrcfi sinuous and mo
ohnnicrl about! of the Now York. New
Haven and ilhritord railroad will Into
this wool: to whether on not they will

out e not re-
kit I mm

to grunt requoaia which have been
submitted by the Brotherhood or Roll-
roud clerks.

The clerks ayatom committee hII
1:ch: in conference with road otllcialn
III New Haven tho pout four woolto
nod notrurod I low minor concessions.
The oiorhn domnnd In general a nine.
hour work day to per cont. inorom
In women with n Iuin5i Inn: wage 0 $2
per doy, pay for own ime work. In

 

proper cinnalflcotiou (55f clerks Iehior-‘
Ity promotions and d acharae of ob
ligation to pay premiums on bonds.

II. m- «wk-am.—

NORWALK CHAPTER MEETING.

 

Real Daughtar of the RIvolotlon Proo-
Iot It Mootlnoat Colonial
Cottago.

Mention nhouid have been made of
the presence of 1: real" DoughtoIIof
the Revolution. III the D. A R. meet
ing. III Colonial cottage. lost 'i‘huro-
do)

She in M" t hutlottc Raymond null
III in excellent health and nppomod
to enjoy the meeting very much.

’lhoro wore uloo present Mrs. lllido
ornndt and Mrs. 89”th of Now York;
MrI. Forrlolt, of MII. W. 8 Storyoo
I‘hnptot; Mrn‘. nuvmiport of the Slow
lotd t‘hnptur. and Mn: llorglum and
Mrs lulndloy. ol illivamlno.
apt-clot noto should have been Inuit:
of in; ‘ohurnu line I ry. "l‘ 0 Mon

mmi may

root: was vaotod upon the Info. and
tho nutter loudlorll. and those at
hot: ”inn.“ tho MI Iota doll: buoy.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

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bile of ‘thl- lroiluymlmflnmn Ill“

t T Ito: tollln bib In.
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'll'dll‘e‘ii'éd "l‘le WWW ill (llll‘deo
'Lale Stills loamy

‘ ‘Rov. Father James P. Donovan D. ll .
ol Mlddlotowu. whim it In WWW”;
ly holloved the next liliiliop of the Illu-
Ae’ao r Hartford, Iridcdeeu tho m
. Royl- Michael 'I‘Iorn’oy: whose (loath oc
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Dr. nono'vim In: thol’cholod it In
sail! or the must: midtown cflllslu»:
ed sand Ievlewed by the‘ archdiocese ul
Bostoh. null Ilienfsont widths. It ‘in
believed that. or. human lo umi
choice uf‘llle clergy of thin diooouo.
‘Tho twu othdr caniiitlntou uro nor.
Father John MuI-ru null Rov.~il'athcr
'l‘homnn Duncan. 0 St. Joseph's cnthc.
drill in Hartford. The latter in ("row
tor 0! the culhodral.

Father Donovan was: at one: time
tho chancellor of the diocese and in
the man whom It is thought lo the
loglcnl successor of Bishop Tiornoy.

Dola‘y OcoaIlonI Commont.

The delay over the appointment has
5oconsionad comidornbio comment.

both among eccieolllita 5min lily mem-
bers or the Roman Catholic church.
and various rumors are heard relative
to tho :acunt hinhoptic in the diatom:

oi HnI-tford.

untlmonto of Local Futon.

An oifort man made today to learn
.trom local pastors something about
the situation. So for as could be
lenrnod the appointment ulll not be
made until some time next month It
In appointment is lnIdei at that time.
Local pustora decline that Rome has
not yet reached the matter of appoint
log n anon-soot to Bishop Tierney. ho
cause there hum been a murmur oI vn
cancleo which have had to he lllleti
and that this diocooe is not the only
one that has had the appointment of
I: bishop under consideration in Rome

Billion to snot-IPA tho Into BiIhop of

Binhop Tiornoy is pointed to s an ex-
ample.

Pliilillil lllilllllli’

MUSIC HALL:

Another good u ow Int Music llnll
greeted the ‘I‘patr ad! that I'Iopulm‘
home last night. Headed.hy..loe Kane:
and his com 0t 2 harming
gunk in ugh or Foch hire“. they

cncoroiv. “out 'l‘a9lor on company.
In a musical not. A Smoky Altair. wIII
mother big hit Don coon. McKeov-
or & Co. were. alao oompolldl to m-
ound to encore» Ward “1 Bil-ton. the.
wonderful yoonlloro. and their son.
Sloop. Baby. Sloop. was a bi; ouccoool

lanI. cloooti the ovonlnl'a portorm
moo. with our of the boat undevillo
ullla noon in The Norwolit‘o. ThiI hill

W‘Pllii-tlsilay. and no doubt liuIIc Hall
will he tolled to lta full capacity the
nulnuro of tho weak.

THE DOORS.

The peoplo of south Normik or
Irtn5|nly getting I {root I w It
iioyl‘ n.
nine his Inudevill'o nun: rp ”a
5zivqn; IlIo. II: o hos: 0! may 05 pm
IuroI' MIII Mario Barnum. in hr I51-
ltation. of Eva Tangiey 55%“ I
lmnord wont very well.« .
marvelous Wain, Io acrohI
plenum! the» larchoatra II Villifll
gallery The Rooms: 15536
phaaottatwoa e .
lid tolling Ill "ll“: not not
no clover Mn.
Ihlw VII

little pl” ll‘lltll‘jlldfi‘

w5u5-5II. Magnum“ am :15 555p
on y for ll 55:5”

It is Manner Idliha 1‘s 'In to: m
continua thla policy. 'I‘ I oatl
,Iram chance. Monday and Tim
Dont 5lforgo Illa
oaro taken for Indian and I'll lithium.

«with ‘r from
NEW Humour. “wallow Int
ginounomiont II maria or. mtytovoolntt

of Ii. in. MIMI“. mt Moot.
lm: lliItrlot. Ind hulk BMW
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my Ben. the charming Indy nmoioihn. ‘
mode I: very good Improaaloo Dunno ‘
Moon and mulls. the three comed- ‘

will up promoted (gain tonight Ind»

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HOYT'S THEATRE CROWDED TO 5

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L Elta‘bhsbed 1‘35;

luvo‘n inqatv‘wr‘a'

Teakwood of llilre hilarity

”By the old Moulmcin pagoda lookih‘ ellmm to the
son." among the thither yards allong the nitride. the elephants 5
pile teakwood. and in the warm stillness of that far away
city the wood' :5 cut and made ready for the carvers. '1 rav-
cltl‘S say there :5 always a scent of freshly sawi: teakwoori In
tho air, and the elt‘phaut folk work steadily. only stopping
when they are hungry. 'aud thou they go oil to their clubs
in pairs.

The 'i‘cokwootl is made into furniture of various sorts,
and lately there have come to us some 'l‘uhiqs, Tabout‘ets
and l'cdostnis which are beautifully carved. The wood is
black and very handsome. One charm of ’.l‘oakw00ti is that
no matter what curving you are lookin'g at, it will as you
watch, resolve itself into something else, so there is over

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infinite Variety.

Some fifteen different patterns offered ‘at special prices:

Value $19.25 for $12.75. Value $32.00 for $20.00.
Value $24.00 for $x7.5o. Value $37. 50 for $27.50.
Value $25.00 for $I8.oo. Value $45.00 for $28.75.
Value $3011: for $0.00. Value $48.00 for $35.25.

Furniture Store, fourth floor.
..;... ..5 .3 . . i .»‘J V
Casseroles and the Lilté

Cooking in a Cassorolo is not a insliion‘nhlo i‘I‘Id. tin; pro-

cess is as old as cookery itscli. Every housekeeper who tries

it finds it easy and keeps up the practice because she can

use inoxprnshc outs of meat and make delicate and tasteful

liislio.. \Vo have at present a into oi Ehrtlien Godltihg

Dish‘e‘o 0i quaint styles and sitapo, which will interest all
housekeepers and cooks.

casseroles, Chicken pan: Quail Pants. and ’P'étlt Mill‘-

mites ui light and dark oarthouuarc with highly glazed in-
and all sizes.

it

31:10.“,
Mormites and Bean Pots in individual sizes. from SC up.

Kitchenware Storc, lower floor.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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The sharp change in the weather molten urgent the need of Warm
Garments and Coverings Let on supply won with

Genls’ Und” erwéar, - Slit: to ll ill)
Ladies WE'- 25¢ f0 37'. 00
Childién ’ ’s linderwear, {So to Ilse
Fillmore Gowns. urn more mun
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