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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 29, 1910 · page 6

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method of heating without great
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on lite tide of the house where

Igtrlke hardest always.
- temperature than t e
; bu There are times
V " i ka to raise the
or to keep the
tip for a long period.
he‘dbne by the regular

 

The on y reliable

‘ 'ltt‘tlb‘th’llg Fl heating such a room

Why other menu is to use a

0M Hugger”

_ . Additional.» data...
which n e. at f it t low heat for when or Ion
‘ n ’1 ”flit. oiil‘wlll’ give s glowing heat for ninelli

time.
ours,

An indicator always shows the amount of oil in the font.
Filler-cap does her screw on; but u put in like a cork in a bottle,

and is mg
All lilo
wick from beming turned hih

liby aid nd c not get lost. ‘ ‘
3‘ malrcffoekznu F «prevents the.
“enough to smoke. and is easy to

remove and drop back our at it on be cleaned in an instant.

The burner

 

 

m or gallery cannot become wedfed, Ind csn he unscrewed
ill an intent to:P kin isheh in iapao or n ckel'. strong. durable, well-
mgi.’ r . . .stldyetilm end ornamental. Haaacooihandl‘s.

“It 4W!" ”Woman”? “Mil; Amend...

 

 
 
 

Hartford hue unnounced the following

clhtiilall ndlutuiénte: Rev. Charles
F... Keliv inst. Peter‘s Church. Den-
it. to St. Margpiet'u Church. Water-

'itéi trutie‘lhnt. Rev Fdwnrd A. Col-

19 r
burg),

om title ‘t‘hurcb or the iibmnoulate
Petet' u

gore; ,i.luribut‘y. an assistant.
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The oi owing letter appeared in the
Now York Times. this week:

Referring to the sermon preached
inst Sunday by the Rev Dr John
llamas Holman on "Dead Catholicism
and [lying Protestantism.“ till tendon»
nbie men will surely admit thul ill
the prenoni time u public opinion more
oulightottod and immune limit nl. my
period in the world's ‘ltieiot'y is brought
to hour upon the solution or oil utiliti-
tnl llilll induutrini problomu.

Can the rovoreud gentleman deny
that this public opinion is lurnoly. it
not wholly‘ due to “to iutlur-uto dud
teachings of tho )uthollt- llllll Protea-
funt Churches during the hint l.900
yearn, rind that its maintenance do
ponds upon the continued effort of tilt
churches along the ethnic lino will:
each new nonerttiion‘.’

 

 

I“ For sale in any amount

Ehriidn’v Honey em" and Drafts to

.. . ail Parts offithe World
fix . ....iflnllegulrld.hr no
'9' Deposited With state of Conn.
For Protection of Portions
insurance Ind Neel Estate Agents

J. M Layton 8: Co.

lilallroad Avsi. loath Namath

 
 

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“res or pan on Arts iii-wane

 

Should all our erboolu and college
he cloned and all our teachers nileuoed
no ‘Vl‘l'y immediate rhonuo would to
suit. but what would be the atnto oi oi
third after the loose of. any. twuntyhvr
Youth?

Judging from my experience in coun
trim; less favored thun ours, u change
even more ,diisuutrouu would result
from the closing of our churches and
the silencing of ottr ministers.

" MINING ENGINEER.

West New Brighton Oct. 24 l'Jlii

Good results always ioliow the use
of Foley Kidney Pills They contain
just the ingredients necessary to tone.
nirétngl he: and regulate the kidneys

id or and to cure backache
'l a Bridge Pharmacy.

 

. Cylinder Heating
STOVES
$ 2 98 Whit) 19.50

Oak Heating. Stoves
$3. 98 to $20

All than or sum nephritis
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K. IITGHILL UNDIRTAKIF

F. A. MITCHELL

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NEW HAVEN. Oct 29.—~-lt is report-
ed unuilioiully that the routiit of
the belittle cool yesteiduy by the ltol-
loyilieil employed on the New Huvuti
division oi the Connecticut oontpun
wan t'avorub ax to Double F Fizneriti,
lliu nuiionui oihcer, who charged
Chalice w Mlnnt’x‘. ornament oi the
New England contort-nee board, and
Thomas Deuhiu, president of the to
out onto“. with unfettliluino‘sn in tho
phri‘otmuuoe of thelt dutlés tin dole
gates to the plate conference at the
time the trolley out loyea throughout
the state were lighting for increased
wuuoti.

Confirmation of this report could not
be obtained i'rtim dither George llou-
char, one oi the toilets. or Mr. Minuix.
both oi’ whom were interviewed by u
representative of the Titties-Lender.
Boiichor admitted thui the bullet. had
been counted, but Miunix stated that
be bod board ubuolutoly nothing as to
the rouult.

The report of the inlleru. Gourde
iiouohor. Thomas; licgtnut and Thomas
iioiily. rorordlnu summary or the local
union. will he ntndu lit. the next moot-
tpg of the union, which will be hold
the accent] 'l buredny in Notoutbt-i l. o.
the lilth unienn a special meeting in
culled heloie that time.

It is stated thnt many o! the trolley-
men did not vote on this nation, and
fill thin to on the co tnmt ttoe‘s report
wort bio on dined
CAPT. BOGARDUS AGAIN HITS THE

BULL'Q'EYE.

Thin world famouri rifle: uhot who
holds the championship record or 100
pigeons in 100 consecutive about is liv-
ing at Lincoln. lll. iit'refitly interview
rd. be suys:-—~“l suffered at long time
with kidney tllltl hindder trouble and
used eovrrnl well known kidney medl
rinou, oil of which gave me no relief
until i started tithing Foley Kidney
i’iliu. iloiorol used h‘lley Kidney l’lllit
l bud severe backache: nnd pains in
my kidneys with auppresuion and it
taloudy voiding, On drilling In the thorn-
Ing i would get dull headurhoa. Now
i have taken three bottles of Foley
Kidney Pills and feet 100 per con, het~
ter. l mu never oblbured‘wltb my

 

kidneys or bladder and again feel like
self."

in y 0W II

The Bridge Phar‘
mercy. "

 

.Asv cussed FOR. utters" levee
Are your eyes uneasy! Are the;
«winning to rebel? Make them icon:

"mole. Put them their one
WEAR? PER EYE?” A8838
We [H our own to: .

Feuwick Optical Co.

UNlTID BANK liltLOtNd
com:
I? WAOHINOTON “REIT.
flour-4 to 11:80 A. than 11;“ to
= p. us. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
l p m

 

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Fur Freight Only

Freight Propellers lone Pier 2h.
East River. New York. (foot of Dover
ttreetl. erery day (except Bundlyl. It
i p. tn. Freight received It Norweik
up to 4 p. m. and South Norwallt up
to 5:80 v. in.

Norwsk Stunthoat ho-

Anning J. with. e. c. Housman.

Lessee General Agent
we ‘ '

The Reed & V‘olk .
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped 7

ILIOTllicAL IHOP
in the Town

auro suvntee

9m Bill—dill loath lull Btl'sdl.’
lllllili mu niece

David W Raymond

 
 
 

 

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GEIWIOE Til HAVE PASSES

Greet ileltlltiltln Amelia Trainmsu
liver President Mslien’ s

Latent Order

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According to u now notice lseued by
President Charles 8. Mellon, all our
ployou and their tuiiiilieu. who hurt:
been ill the sort/loo ut‘ the Now Haven
road for over it) your: will be granted
fi'tie pushes over all floor after Jun. 1.

Joy Unconfinsd.

a toutiil. A mnlority of the engineers
and conductors with the New Haven
roud have been in the employ of the
company for vet-10 years us there-
fore their wiv it and tumult-e will be
entitled to treason on any line» (on
ducted by the New Haven road.
Nothing to Lou.

Under the new rules the grunting or
inaction will be governed by the num-
ber of yeuru‘oi ticrvit-c of employee.
No umpioye has anything to lose by
tho new rule but all huve uomothlnu to
guilt. At present, ull railroad employer
have boon able to secure phonon for
themselves on tho line on which they
tttii. Beginning mot .lllllllillfi)’ routiut-
ltilil lind engineers will be rutitlod to
pollute Live! the district iti w:ltlth they
are employed.

The new order does not Bllllt‘ witn-
thor this rule in for trip. quarterly or
annual unused.-

Also Five Year Men.

Those in survive from live to ten
yours can get passes for themselves
and wlvoit over the district in which
the mint is employed. To all in oer-
vito ovor ten yearn, pauuuu will be giv.
on to themuoitos und ilit ll wives anti
pouaihly their futnilloa m or the undue
syi:.tem

The Now Huron road linti tho repu-
tatiou of being tots libotai in the
grunting of llfiflflphl to employee null
this new rule nunounrmi by i’rt-uitlvut
Mellon is taken no u rowurd of merit
for employee.

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SCHOOLO FOR PANAMAINS.

 

United States Government Gives Psi-
mission to Have Them Established.
\\'ASlllN(lTON. ()rt. 29.~——'l‘ho gov-

ornrnout of lv’nnnmn baa uncured per-
misuion front the tinltod Stilton to us-
tublieh ut dllfe out plates in the canal
aunt.- which in y be untenable to thin
countn schools for both notion of Pan
outline to ho mu ht bv nutivea. the ox-
pouaou to be phi from the Panama nu-
tiottul treasury.

Plans ior‘thm unhoolu are now bro
inn made arordingr to u report to this
government. bdenqu-Generai Snyder.
of Panama o‘ ”the tousulgenorsl
reportu tlist ublir' reboot ti‘l'iiem

oudury industrial and protesnlontti
Etudes and is. under the direction of a
auportnteudeut oi public luntruction
or the governfom ‘

There in in tantrum city it notional
school 0! mos sic Mieloouliou one of
arts and m [notional momenta
and a municipal library. Thu execu-
the power lit. i Ly authorised to us-
tnhliah in the itaiaof tho provin-
cee a school tor the manufacture of

hats, high drill) for both suites a
school of man lamiculture and ion

denier-lens. stole pays the bonrd
exponent of thy educn on of 82 stu-
Ifldltl the col

dental?

logos of tlmmgfil
There are- ". ublic uchoolu in the

Republic lisvl totdi enrollment of

H.305 pupils up“ 89p telehers.

Fist-tilde WHOONER LOQT.

81‘. JOHNS. N. R. News reached

thin city today $3!th loss at the New-

too And Europe

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loundiaud scho r Golden-Arrow. to‘
nether with he butlre crew of seven
men. The wreck occurred yeaterday
in St. Mary's Bay. seventy miles south-
west or at, Johns. during a heavy nie.

Since Oct. 10 at least 88 lives have
been lost in storms which have swept
the coast. ‘ i .

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Conn. My II.

To lite ileum mg mm Cu.
. Gentlemn: tint the winter of
atoms 1 used ”80 worth wt coal to
eat my slit eminent house. using a
hum; well knowh Blur”. This 1

l or I 8 not or on
“F mount the with
suite coal bill was it“ unkind

vi“ of ”it.

You may use.tltia statement in any
tray you care to.

HAIJI‘! W "3“?th

Nthwsl will. July it '1‘.
Frank dong? H Al F1

in; last fall we as
tendon in or? way.
we oils-half it what ogre

free edits: search. You they use this"it
unity wey yvou like.

films baboon.
Prim bruins sentinel

 

There to Joy omens the trainnleu ad

of Panama is dfil’idod into primary not» '

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a Package
(Never sold in bulk)

 
 
 
 

NATIONAL
BISCUIT.

COMPANY

 

wet or

cold,

Adapted to every condition:

(ill or poor, sick or well.
everyl Color: White. _

suited to

black. r.ecl yellow.

Uyottlflmanhood

Fresh .in every climate: Heter-

every age: Childhood,
manhood. old age.
Good at all times: Breakfast.
lunch dinner. supper.
And in all places: At work or
play. by day or night.

 

thtnctn "count nun"

 

rectors of the New York, New diurnal
and Hartford railroad Wedneuday, foi-
iowing the annual meeting. the rumor
hocnme prevalent that the road in-
teudu to tibuorh tho New York and bias-
irrn New Company. which bundles
'mugtuinrn. books nod pertodh-nln on
the trulna und at the glorious of the
mud.

The New York and Ensteru Corn-
puuy bun enjoyed the privilege of sol.
ling those goods for nearly no long as
the New Haven road has existed and
hue bocira money making proposition
from the start. in view oi“ the fact
that the road has adopted the. policy of
runninmite own luttniurooms except
where long leasea are hold ‘by concou-
niouurloe. the tact that it has gone into
the amusement resort business
through its Connecticut Company. has
gone into the trolley exprena business
and other lines. those who are familiar
with the policy of the read are inclin-
ed to think that the taking over of the
revenue producing news company may
bu more than likely.

The fact that the story become pub.
llc through some one who is generally
ucrepted its so Authority on rttiiroud
matters in also a tomb argument in
support of the rumor w lch has be
come current so cloaely upon the heels
of the director's meeting.

nun iiiiiiilll if V
rhinitis iii nu

Mdme. Dulame Explains ‘How the
lust May In Developed 2 to s
inches in so Days.

“l are expleininx for the first time to
the ladies of America." toys Modulus
liullarrir. "the French method of de-
veloping tho bunt. it is much more
attentive. the results appear much
more quickly. the breasts become more
firm. plumb and syiiirnetrleal. the
method in more simple, the effects

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

' ' . Ind‘ Altogether buyout!
comparison with the results produced

"You itnow the French people have

the development of tthe built and tom

legit”: to it Ape pent
.3: thin rune h method. the onset
may be dsvdlopod from 2 in ii inches
in to don. This applies to woman or
almost on Me. irotn young title to ei-
'. r outflow the hurt it on
_ ' not. val at all. or
not weak and hobby and hangs. no
matter mun whet cause.
“it. in beauty or form that attracts
most are than the features. You trill
MW" find it Ito with both asset. '
, “i will only too and to tell on)!
hadron oils
simple eh. method is. it she will
enclose it I rent mum to no M W
lwlil rend an i related
[*1 rated with“! flint

 
 

 

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'l'llE IEWPIPER TRADE.

i
Shortly utter lite rut-toting oi‘ the di-'

iaiutarestsd what title '

SONS 0F TEMPERANCE.

 

Elect 0mm: its Annual Session
Torrington.
'l‘ORithtl'l‘tim. Oct. 29.-~~At the 67th
nnuuul session of the grand division.
Sons of temperance oi Connecticut.
here Thursday, reports for the year
Wore read and the following oiiirers
elected: Grand worthy patriarch. l-‘. J.
Smith. West Haven; worth associate.
Mrs. Pnlmoreon, New Haven; scribe
Dr. F. A. Sweet, Manchester; treanur
er. .t. B. Reid. Torrinston; chaplain.
hire. Nelliehchride, New Haven; nu-
ditor. G. W. Bpicar. Norwnllt; sentinel.
Mrs. Louise Cottrell. New Haven; pa-
tron. Mrs. lde Mathews. South Willing-
tou; representatives to nationol con
voutton. Mm, E. L. G. Heliemhnl
South Manchester, and W. A. Kellogg.
South Noryitlkp . .
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

The following were ihsued October
25th, 1010: list furnished from office
of A. hi. Wooster, solicitor of patents.
Bridtteport, Conn.-

Anthony F. Wallhlllich. Bridgeport.
binding post; F. B. Sinister. New
Haven. strip-metal straighteulnx and
cutting-all! machine; B. M. W. Han-
son. Hullord. two patenta; metal-
working machine; face plate holding
moans; Thus. it. Brody. New Britain.
pull socket: Henry G. Volgbt, New
Britain. lock; .lumes P. Hayes. Merl-
den. breech mechanism for firearms;
.laa. W. Chapman. Meriden. tea or
coffee pot; Albert Hubbard, Groom
wich. system of electrical distribution;
Walter ll. Pvt-kins. Cheshire. allude
holder; Mayo 8. Purple. East Hump
ton, bell and support therefore do

also.
TrldO'MII‘k.

Sult's Textile Mfg. Co. Bridgeport,
curtain piece goods.
IODINWIIN t8 BUID sv WIFE

FOR A DIVORCE.

NEW LONDON. Oct. 29.~~Theodore
liodenweln. (critter secretary of state,
and proprietor of" the New Mutton
Day, has been sued by his wife. Jeni
tile Muir Bodenwein, for divorce. Slot.
utory grounds are alleged in the suit
luat returned to the superior court tor
New landon county.

The Bodenweins have not lived to
nether for about a year. They have
two minor children and were married
in 1887 ,

In her suit hire. Bodsnwsin alleges
that her husband is worth .150.000.
and she claims alimony.

'l‘he marital misunderstanding of
the Bodenwsins has been known for
name limo heroshout. it has now brok-
nn out in a court suit, which it is sold
he will not contest it he dose not
out in an alipeut‘snoe in court hll ‘lte
will llltely net auhatoatial alimony.

I‘M—HWWNDW

WAD olrliwnfll.
listen. Aosd it had Wlhhvurs. Mottled

In
Anderson and it end tiOliid Abdomen.
aged 18 were married at Kenn
Sunday to Andy Chemo. It. and.
Chump. iii. The sflhir ostteed mirth
continent and toilet halides WWW
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new HAVEN tiltlA'll
nitrite cur um
Flliil STATE FJJF L.

The Cignrmakom‘ Union. 'No. 39. ol’
Now Huron. hub'oillelnlly severed its
affiliation with the Connecticut branch
of the American Fedemtion of Labor.
The New Haven union, the largest in
the state received notice item the
Hartford union. the depend largeit.
that up there they have also broken
away from the federation, and the pre-
diction is made that other uniona will
follow.

The communication hunt to the led
oration by the New Haven Ciuannnk-
tra' union is touched in no uncertain
tmind ‘ilnd ritual; ais‘ rollo‘wt’r “’ ‘

"New Haven. Conn Obi. 27. 1910.
“Mr'. P H Connolly. ‘

“Sec; ~.,'l‘rea Conn. F on.

“Dear Mb 9 bomb bfdclaliy noti
fy you that Union No 9 Citttrmakers
international Union. withdraws from
the Connecticut Federation of‘Leb'or.

“Reasons: Failure on the purl oi
the Connecticut Federation 0! Labor
to do anything for the organisation of
labor in thie‘ state; continuing the
policy of hanging onto the codttails or
the politicians and placing labor in
this state in the degrading Written 0:
aubmiasive beggary; instead of pro‘
greasing along the lines of active and
regenerative movement the Conneclb
rut Jodrrutiun has remained dull, inac.
tive and even retrogreitsive.

”Yours,
"CIGARMAKERB' UNION. N0. 39.
"New Haven. Conn.
‘FREDERICK A . R BE
atsecmwmn

carted:

Manager at World)
ball Tum W As Haiiohln.
PHILDADELP FA, ct. 27. -—Cornel-
lus McGlllieudgy( to Mack). moth
seer of the we d‘ ch plon baseball
team. we! married a week to Mill
Katherine l-lsiloban in the Rom?
catholic Church Ii r Lady of Ho 1
Souls. by Rev. Johp re. the matter.
The marriage was on t. only the wit-
nesses being pro t. ‘
The couple to lat in the day for
New York, where'the will remain utt-
tit Nov. 8. when they will nail tor deu-
oa on the clamor Clo atl The!
will tour Italy. Switse'r and. Mode.
Ireland and End and end probably will
not return to t is city until Jill I"
or early in Februdry. The violet-l no
Athie as Are to given It dinner by
the o oials at tho Philldeluhla Adie‘ri
can Lohxue Club totem, and a tug ch).
in demonstration in their honor isI be
held Friday nisht or next west, to
ed by a great banquet. on Saturday
ii““i.il"ii‘. trot no
as c on r. an sin u; re
piled: "My wile won‘t let me. " ‘

ANO‘JHIR ILAOK HAND IOU
W§0RK K001. alum—A “h A

bond" ho h eitp idling on the troll“
liner of I lunmtery tenement battle

Washl
how in the
amazing thekterlor and titre .
hi all of the it or more mum
from their brushed
”their. bill is .
the? ,h‘nth .

 

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