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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 13, 1910 · page 8

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Coal. ' ,
Burning Time
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. We have the pick oi the

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pick out the best kind
for your «purpose here.

Are’YOu Ready?

- All sizes .
Beet Grades
Full Weight
i'lnas‘i Quality

Hazleton Coal
s. Horshiield a Son Co.

Tel. 294. ‘22 Water Di.

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Just the right goods, at inst
j the right time, at just the right
prices

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$3.00 - 33.5.0 - 34.00

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age a es * ' . . "
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1" WASHINGTON OTREET BRIDGE

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David DsWitt pennant.

The remains of David DsWitt ico-
‘llelil were teiteu in Danbury yesterday
irom Ridzolleid tor interment in Kins
direct cemetery. Mr. swfleid. whose
death occurred on Monday after a
short illness at pneumonia. was a well
known resident of llidseileld.

 

Funeral oi Mrs. Hoyt.

The funeral uervioes‘over the re-
mains ‘of Mrs. Mary Hoyt; widow oi
Smith Hoyt, who died at iho home or
her son, Charles Del-‘orest. in Merwin
street, Tuesday, werevheld yesterday
from the‘ home of her son. The ser-
Jvices were largely attended and there
was a proiusion of flowers. Mrs. stone.
of Academy street rendered two hymns
in a beautiful manner‘and'i‘t'ev. A. t}.

lBoynton, of the Weatport Methodist

church. The remains were interred in
North Wilton cemetery in the Del" -
est plot following the services at the
house.

Funeral oi Mrs. von Here.

The [neural oi Mrs. Frederick von
Hoie was held this morning at lielle
island, where she tiled Thursday night.
The Rev. F. A. Cunningham. oi Row-
ton. oiliclaied. and the remains were
inlton to Woodlewn cemetery for in-
torment.

Miss. Mitts onarerut.

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Than'ita Contributors to Mind Rats“
Aiter Her Husband's Death.

The letter siren below is one re
roivoti by Mayor lactation ltl. mundane
anti George Allen, or Norwalit. thank-
ing them ior their kindness to rs.
George Mills iii the time and folio or
her husband's death. These gentle-
men storied a subscription list and
tool; up it large collection which was
given to Mrs. Mills. on she was greatly
in need of money to tide her over on
tilwhe could and her stay clear to malts
a living. l-lcr husbsnn was one at the
two men, who tell irom the top oi the
three story building. at the rumor of
Wall and Water streets. receiving in-

 

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. . ._ . . hospital. shortly afterward. hey
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‘ “AT‘. a PER DAY “N. U'WARD imiuw. Following ll the letter;

SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty

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books. and“ we get it we are 30- - ‘

‘lrnoiw about. prepared with care, . ' . . ~

properly and promptly delivered. "”2 WW“

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., know what into and we know that
stilt customers ongoing to be
gland whattpeyom n.

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W. A. Briggermsn’s

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'i‘c runiittle’ sprays oi embroidery
down the Janet terminating each third
scallop in a blossom or ring is 0 new
idea. in melting these accessories.

Foulartl develops useful and stylish
shirts for toll wear with cloth tailored
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New York City.
August lith. i910.
Mayor Loomon M. Drundage and Mr.
George Allen.
i'lonr Eilrarw
i hereby lieu of you to accept my
sincerest thanks in lie/hall oi the inter-
est you took in tho and my husband‘s
(loath. Will you also kindly calculi my
thanks to all the ronii‘lhumre‘.’ Hoping
to remain.
‘ Very respectfully.
hiltti. ii. Mli.l.8.

OAW SHOOTiNG ITARB.

The Sight in the Wallace Last Night
a Fatty One. -

Murry people in The Norwullte wit.
hill“!!! in display of meteors or "alioot-
ina stars." last evening. and it is pro.
tiictetl that the shorter ofxllluniioateri
heavenly bodies will has much heavier
one this evening. ust'evenlng the
sight was a pretty one. For a lime
meteors could be seen shooting across
the heavens quite frequently, though
the display could hardly he called a'
shower. for the serial visitors put in
an appearance singly.

PROVIDENCE. it. 1.. Annual lit-—
'i‘he Mctoair comet was ohservod last
night by Prat. Winslow Upton, of hood
Observatory, Brown University. Prof.
Upton stated today that he could not
clearly make out a tall. but that he no-
ilcod a slightly elongated head. A long
only two minutes long. he said. would
he barely visible. The comet could

CAMBIDGE. ldess., hum iii.»As-
transitions are srestiy interested in the
meteoric. shower which is scheduled to
take place in the heavens tonight. and
arrangements have been. made at the
Harvard Observatory and elsewhere to
take several photonophs or the bril-
liant display. _ .

The meteors are supposed to he
what is left of an aged comet that dis~
emitted itself over, the skins centuries
or meteors
Thursday high
is expected to

hogan laid
t but tonight‘s displn‘
he the heaviest of at.

duties Ben i3. Lindsey was retiring
to anamilance or tumor “mitt!
about repentance. _ "

"Too many people." said the ismous
judge. .‘frepent thsnrong way. Now.‘
the {radiant hon “renamed properly.
lie cents and stood l inncwsycif. . ,
waited in tall humi ltyxtiil his tether.
:saw him. and ran and threw his arms
about hisnoctt and kissed hi . ’
, "flint too. many prcdtaaia. nowadays.
swans:- rtsht into the parlor..~throtr
(‘ xsaalilst choir, put
their lost noon the artistic stool and
growl: " . . , .

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not be seen through a small telescope. ,

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WALL smelter. 10:10 a. air-Tho
rislns tendency or prices at the open:
ingot theatooir market was common
to the whole list, Amalsamatotl Copper
altering the only important exception.
Chesapeake and Ohio rose 1 and North-
ern Pacific. Crest

large fractions. The demand was in
good volume and well-distributed.

WALL STREET. ii a. m.—~A slight,
reaction in prices was followed by an
upturn again in which. re strength of

 

American smelting we an influential
iactor. . Reading, linio Paciiic and
Southern Pacino continued their ad-
vance of yesterday in ssmoderato way.
American finishing. Allietlhaimers
old. and United Railways and lnvost~
moot gained 2. the preiarred 2 H. U.
8. minim l M and Reading and Great
Northern Ore Certificates 1. Central.
Railroad oi New Jersey sold at 266.
compared with :48. the previous sale
on July 26. the low point of the year.

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Miss Florence May flirty. or New
Canaan. is a fluent or hire. .ioitu ll. Coo,
of Concord street.

Attorney John J. tii’aish and a party
of trionds started on it two or three
days' cruise today in Mr. Walsh's
yacht Beulah.

t‘ouuoiimsn Albert M. Pohinian is
having it due time at Rochester. where
he is attending the annual national
convention oi the liayniaiters. Mr.
Pohiman is remembering triends with
sourenir post cards.

The Winnipaulr baseball team is an-
alone to play the Norwalks and urn
routines! oi victory, The Wirinipauits
recently defeated hilliorri i? to «Bend
the Norwailta denoted the same team
in“ the score of 8 to o.

 

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“Mr—man.—

Thn case of Charter Shatser. who
was driving the automobile that struck
and killed Gnome tit-Her. In West are»
hire. one week an tonight. was edited
tried to coma up in the Namath town
wort on Monday. Nttflupoo the request
of Ir. Shaisor‘a' g. noel. Judah John
H. Light, it has postponed for
one week (rare that time. .

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The executive council of the ilrand
Court or Connecticut, Foresters of Am-
erica. is having it meeting today at R0»
ion Point. hiomhrrs of the Council
were met by Thomas F. Down. oi this
city. who is n' member or the Grand
Court. A huslnosd session wasvhsid.
after which ti. only. about fifteen in
number Will tailor a shore dinner.

- ... mas-a.»

The annual cruise of Councilman
Victor W. For: lit and a party oi irtenoti
in Mr. Ferris' yacht Aliaratn. herrina
this afternoon. Amen Mr. Ferris"

nests are Arthur Russo i. it}. W. Pitch.
3. lrvinit Ferris. Clin‘ord Adams and
lrvtna ii. Wilmot. 'i‘oe Aliarata heads
tor-the eastward and it is sported
that one of the [minis touch will he
Bloch island.

Hi0” WIND RETARDI AIROIDTD.

Mm. Ls Diane and Auhron Only its-
‘ main Qualified to Continue.
MEZIE‘RB. France, Aul. ts.-~a high
wind today retarded the start of the
third lap or the croumuntry aero~

piano rune front Doual to Paris. a di
tonne of no kilometres {sons miles .
The contest is (or the prise oi 320.000
uttered tor the minor who covers in
the shortest claimed time the 188
miles irom Paris to Troyes. Nancy.
Mesieros, (lhnrlevllle. Donal. Amino:
anti hack to Paris in all stages.

Mill. [Allison and Auhron. who alone

out or the night starters remain onsl-
liioti to continue the race have decided
to await calmer airs.
iii. bonnet”. who in continuins in a
competition ror local prises. went alert
today. but was turned to land at Chil-
iy.

“ova-ovum.

TIOLLIY CAR WRICKI AUTO;

A trolley chr wrecked a his Stod-
dard-Dayton automobile in West aven-
ue. ,near the residence at Mrs. Dud-
llne Raymond shortly before noon to.
day. The auto, owned by w. L. Berle.
of Toltenske, was in charlie at a. color
ed chauiieur. The automobile was fol.
lowing a carriers. which stopped sud.
denly, forcing tho auto to do likewise.
The trolley car was close in therear
and took cit the lsit rear wheel at the
auto. The wheel. has smashed and
the car dropped to the around but no
one was injured. . j ‘ ;,
Charles J. (taped; the venerable lion
ton” schoolmasterht‘iust retired after
"‘ilityvseven years' urvice in, the Latin;
school. has a fund of good stories. his
tells one at the essay shatter of a-
he: turns at him-plinflh It was “l
min hour. and unscrewed mm
during the‘iic
he done in Latina/nits noticed a
chewing rigorously. nutrition h
ranted iowardahlmtllo young tail
tacit something trots hinniotittt
out it it: anagram nudism ii
the cover and inundatiwsd t, tom
on the-,othorslde ti
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Northern old",
limitlrn Transit and control heather ‘
,‘ All are this season's goods and are priced low enonsh to prevent the storing

 

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“and, Short Coats. Linen Salli.
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red ‘l’oiigee Suits and

.‘ kl- lat“? MCMDDMO fldl'iiioho oi’our his line oi ‘
ii waists Black?
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Separate Coats. One-piece Lingerie ‘ ‘
'Dresses, preitilyh'lihuiéd in
lace and embroidery

first will iind the largest assortment.
‘OATHING OUITI FOR WOMENJIIIBEO AND CHILDREN.

Marked nt iiguros that will furnish a sood‘eaouae tor discarding the old one.

Tonnms&BWmn.

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at a single garment. Those that come

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Uric-O

We Recommend it tor Rheumatism
’ Try a Dottie

7S cis. and $1.00

DRUGGlSTS

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linger; W rand;
Ruppert's

BEERS

OOTTLID "I THE IRIWERY

The only brewery bottled floor will in

the town. and the heel liner in the

rouniry Per case 2‘ bottles. this.
l-‘rt-e Delivery Everywhere

Magner 81 Flynn

138 Washington tit. l’hone M24

What’s h the Use

in emoltini an interior cigar. when

 

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Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. do

or The N t. 5c
CIGAR

Are the Beat .
ALL DEALERS

a. J. REYNOLDS

U‘NUFAOTUI‘I-

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W. F. Wigmore & Co.

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eger & Co.

The Marooned: Store as women

 

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Linen Dusters, Brilliantine Long

Coats. in colors, black. "blue or

. gray, ‘at very attractive prices
hina Silk Waists. Tull Dresses,

Organdie and White Lawn

Dresses, Linen Skirts and Linen

Suits, Traveling Bags, Umbrellas \

 

A great many ladies are going on~ their
' vacations during this month
The necessary wearing apparel for
your travels you will find
. . “in our store ‘

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ourcn continue;
LINENLanQ Lawn.

moor coitus. all col-r
ore ......... .......asc
BELTS. Potent, in red and}
biaclc..... ...... ...a5&,soc
WASH BELTS ..... ...ro t! 35c
ween annrruo by the yard.
euro veins. or shades- ' “

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WEATHER raincoat.

For Nerwailt and vicinity! Partly
cloudy tonight and. launder; moderate
variable winds. Generally riair'westn.
or with moderate tomoflaturopravaiia
this mcminx‘ over therosstcrn .atatss.
under the inducotaof an steamer high
slurs cent x; g s morn over
thorn Nevrlnhslsnd. it transit or
low pressure. extending irom Western
'i‘eat'es northeastward'to latte Superior.
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red
g: Northern Latte real , ..
till between, the it o ‘
,‘ titsuississippi er ringiths
last :4 hours local showers here occnrv

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gzws‘arita's- a rash and room

, rumours: Lents: hiss. to
King. .g g, . .

'f ,il‘ho Harsiram when! Lstudents one.
. commencina to arrive in town trout
' «we parts or

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already hushed rare, the new or

A Charge Account with us will. help you
in every way. Several ThouSands
’ of our loyal Customers Will
testify to that effect—e.“

 

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Very raw Voters Carsd About Having
Their Namsstonthe List.

There were corn rutively tow
names registered by“ the registrars. B.
C. Feency. and .l. A. Carrier. in the
.l‘rst Voting District this year. The
exact lizuros were not on liltl'lil this
niorrnina. but it is perimeter! that they
are not in the excess of tiny. The rain
lotion completed their ‘Whl'k last an
onion. and the list must he in the;
handset the town clarinet least eish‘
teen days hetero the that Monday in
October. under the new law. There
have been many changes in place or
residence. and the registrars were axe
Minor: llllsy this. y amending out
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printed last year. The-reason for this
Wes-noises or mono and the heard
at astigmate could the a. no npproiirilr'
rich fertile work. :‘l‘hliy will he aria
ed this not. however. wiltider the n
it” it?” ““‘t;‘”"'li “i. “i.”
0 presents ‘ as p on oil
.itlhcsd coon titeiists. p ‘
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The regular: in of slain don
Will be held this " no
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“it out
steamed 'rnuuite
AUTOMOIILE' TRUNKO
sun .caaas,
BASKET SUIT GAGE.
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~ illiAWl. erases
TRUNK STRAP.
memos sorrtae
.FLADKI "
TRAVELING SET! .
in fact, all the traveling artlu‘
else you‘ need ior ‘
VACATION DAY.
From amino a. Shawl Itrap to

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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