Evening sentinel, Friday, December 30, 1910 · page 2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

Slit 'l'h 'Rdo Oars Are Taken
PI and Will be

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ty marsiihls yesterday seized 6.
in of tomato poste,umot1niing
‘. £990 pduntis, used by hotels and,
,f "roots for tomato soup The
, . I houdoll bV Robert Young
* govornment laboratory hero.
I box our on the Pennsylvania
ll ti and will destmy the paste
ViI colors say the paste. is made
trainings after the pulp has ho‘on
,, ezod dry in the manufacture or
. _ ’i‘ho dry pulp is then mashed
, apowdered form and canned.

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ATION FDR TEMPORARY
' ' iNJUNCTiON.
' a, case of Sanders W. Hart, or
you. against Carter and West
. Iohington, (mun. Judge Reed
d dowa a decision from the
V rlor court of thchilold county in
311 he denied the plainlili’s up-
tion for a temporary injunction
Nose involved the right or way
, it I land owned by Carter and West
‘ ' o shores of Mt. Tom pond in
V s ington

 

 

3A1- DAMAGE FROM EARTH
QUAKE.

TEENS ‘Greece Dec. 30. ——No in
lollies have attended the series of.

 
 
 
 

material damage. however, is con
table.

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The old-adage, “Time will toll,” is particularly
Most all pianos hound well and play well-wot first; but how

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expen3iyo, ,
cannot get 11 better 7'
, Rayo gives. A “
older holds this

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:doril Qil Commit?

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9 3QAGQ. Doc. 30.--—United States L

no REED DENIES HART'B AP.-

 

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Probably Fatally Burned When Clo-
thing Cliche: ull'lreL from MItoh
in Li}; Lamp.
TORRINETE‘J 30..er3 Nei-

tic Robinson. 1313 “12m widow living.

alone on Monddw street, was probably
totally burned last night when hot-
(lothlnz caught the from a match
wi it which one was lighting a lamp.

he was terribly burned about the
hotly and inhaled the iianws from hot
clothing beimo assistance reached
her 8 e was taken to a Wlnsied hoa-

vital where she died early this morn

ing-

WOLGAST WILL FIGHT MORAN.
. OADilii 1,.AC, Mich. Dec. 30. Ad
Wolzaat lightwéight champion. deli“
niteiy announced last night. that he
would fight Owen Moran 11 tlnlsh bout
within six mumps as soon as'hia pity
siciI’ns assured him his broken arm
was strong enough. “in regard to m
domanda, they will stay just. when:
they are." said Wolgnst, ,"Whenevet
Moron is willing to meet. me undol
those circumstanCes my manager will
meet him and close I bout with him
to take place inside of six months.
this battle to go the mute and be for
the championship "

 

SEGY MOfilAR'l'Y PliOMOTED.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 30 --Gemgo A
Moriarty, Iocond secretary of tilt
American ombussy here. has received
instructions from Washington to pro-

on thqualtea in the province oi Elia. i coed as soon as possible to Guatemala

‘Clty, to take the post of first score
tIry of the American legation there.

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that Stands

' Up, Undér the
SeVerest Tests

applicable to

,1 long do conditions remain this way? That’s the test of quality. of
. piano excellence. That‘s why we so strongly recommend the famous

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a 111. yesterday It iii,

itiilngiéghomm V
by» I immoral bi' lilo; 11 1V.”

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The lilo of A
story full of interns
he was I familiar
paper men in WWI

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arse. pa ihiol'V'e

Daniel” w3b3m our 113 1113 a 1/3 W113
the Civil
to the ,
.hom‘ ”Ito till _ Wodadliling with
him in 90 do 11,111uro which was
at its baht in times of dapréssion was
a sourco or much comiort to Pruni-

 
 

 
 
 

gratitudoi‘of it

ills caréoriu this state was I vorlod
one. From 1848 until his lipooint-
ment as consul at Naples by Presi-
dent McKinley ho_ watt $119 proprlo.
tor of the Norwalk (Janette and do-
Iplte his continued period: Of Illicit:
from the pinto he continued to
guiding and controlling Ipi it t the
paper. 12111868 and 18531 is repre-
seutsd Norwolk in the Homo of the
General AsaemlllV and in 1881 and
1862 he represented the old Tweiith
Senatorial District in the ninth Son-
site After tho war he wail associated
with Chart!» A. Dana in the manage
ment at the New York Sun. but sold
out his interest when the personal feud
between Mr. Dana and President Grant
broke out. it was his career as a cor-
respondent during tho Civil War. how-
ever, that form: the most interesting
putt of his life.

The War Corn-pondont. "

A. Homer Bylngtoii‘s connection
with the New York Tribune grow
out of his management, of the Non
walk Gazette. Tho Norwalk pupor.
like other nowapapers about the slate.
lurnluhed the Tribune with the nevus
ot.its own locality This was in the
115113, botore the telegraph. 111111 the
only S"railroadu in the state wore the
New iiavon. Hartford and Springfield
line and tho Housstonic line. Young
BVington, though little moi-o than of
age. was an energetic follow wit

soon sprung up between him and Hot»
uco Greeley oi the Tribune Wash-
lngt on was apparently iamilllr around
to him. When the war promo out. ho
was in Washington and onllItad in I
company there which was ruined tom
porurily to guard the city until the
males sent their troop». lie was will
let (‘ongreoolonnl correspondent" [or
the Tribune for several years before
the war. and when the war broke out
ho was placed at the head oi it: corps
of army correspondents. II a news:
paper man at the from he aw the in«
side workings oi the .mill my cum-
paigns: and he political campaigns
connected! the war as few other
men did. and hill stories oi lhd’ wa‘r
have been a sourpe of delight to those
who hnvo had an. opportunity oi
knowing him.

He started illil reputation Is an at
ilclout war correspondent at tho bottle
of Bull Run. when he was the (trot to
ride into Waohinston with the news of
tho dillastor. At the bottle of Gottyu—
but; he wa. chased by tho Conierod
“GI and had many. hoid’irsadth or

, canoe before‘ he VII abi’o to get a

who open to Washington. He routed
out In operator and had the wires
within hild Man cut couriectod and
thou 310111 hit «out station carried
bones blink and forth irom the

. tutors: “3%: rows

Io II n: a I 11 cm

3.331 .. of the bottle Ind 6913'
‘ ‘ VI informal oi the an:-
“ion. it is sold out.
3 uowopapor 1mm dut-
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At the aim .0! tips In, .

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pleasing personality. and a iricntifi 1.1%

or 91 Ill trouuontiy called 1
“3.31% big!“ Tronidont Abra.

dent Lincoln. who oiion apolto with .

“grime 11111on Rows-

‘ ‘ ill 1 J '
ho fro tho. ohildro . '
in, 3.00:: W (11:6qu

21.... m m tout/ii. D; I. Imam.
Allan; tho mum.
'i'ho Bridg- Phahnooy.
to. Olliiord PliIrmoy.

Quinn“ A Collin Profit.

 

 

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in Norwalk lilo grandtfihor John
ilylugton. accordiug to the l' lly
ttudition. was the titer who 1) Yeti
the dead march at tho nooutloll !
Major Andre. the British ally. lilo &
tendon the Modal 5131M Collegian
Sihool tor halo 111 New woven to»
geillei with Co 11‘“qu N. D aper-
rV His father it or! when? he in blue
ycnro old. 'and no mo unable to go
to college He gained tho printing
business in tho 0 co oi tho Normal
Gazette. when: no. went on} ompo
buyl indter‘. mu 3:1 1: my 3 who”
19an oys to root: 1 e M
or the General Anomltly r the flog
Haven Palladium. When I» .3143?”
mm tormo'd in Now Hilton
are Joni-III with Thoma 33. Wood
Imud tIlia 663$" Idling Bylilsto: want.
a II to no“ manaiiol’. V! mom
continued until the 1.0.1535
wIlk Gillette. Aim VIII 9321*
llyinston. Atoittlitlior 1.1.31.1. Train
1nd W ACroifut. h t .
HIven Palladium. .
tinue his internal i117
Mr. Ryinzton woo
disposition and hloori
were never harsh. .
Vans. Stowuri at Fin 1
(13mm, or New York. may);
of Norwalk Auolhortiou d "
ago.
The funeral will 1.. lion iii-«11 o'clock
SuturdIy Illolnoou It the home 0! Mr
Byhlton‘o Ion. William R. Bylnlton.
and the burial will ho in tho Namath
cometary

M..—
A DIADLY FIUD.

"."Yos sighed tho auburilan man
who had just movoti in “It the plan.
We come mint 1 had tho protocol no
lie mrdon that over bloomed until my
nelshbor's chicken! watched the
mail 1111. "

“And did you complain?" allied-MI
new acqunlntonce

“i retaliated. i ‘0‘ I his cat that
soon made mlnoemut or his chlokom "

'What then?"

“Why. the next 1 know he hall
bought a ferocious bulldog to atoll
tor my cat. "

“"31“! And did tint and the iron

0.

“Oh no! lborrowod ow glam
In Iuiltitatn trainer to kill tho‘li‘ull 0:”

me! What woo the nut

 
 
 
 
 
 

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l .
align” in tho: hilldhoteudi'
‘: 3:! won none. Ni heard that ho

d' Arron about to with”. I tin to kill
, my vollMd, Icouliiu I80!!! I prioo
mama) lilo fixer. so
#me3”!

Wit
IOATIWAIN'Q ”$7.. MLLID.
NORFOLK. Rhone. MwoPItfickd

 
 
 
 

, 5V, Paamomronr‘ 1300911339? hill»

it o ropriiIoViiiIiiod.

in: all over when alto alum lore
the hourt Ind loailod not ”1‘3 but
. when: hot; (hilt r .ho is ii

drool)... rtio formerly this
" city. 3033‘“ Itiiiid‘o’galnoi i13r.hsho

H worked tor a ilrm oh i, .
5 owed them 11550 plinth l 3
~' that hio daughter had xi .1
' ‘ or lowpd her to 39 ouf‘oflol‘

I liltio mom kindly inter
.' girl and been less strict wi

 

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ity Draco Arnold I‘po‘oolfid Y or: V
day in the City can. to mulls
u proierrod Mains-1. it" oi (lowly:
‘ I irom the D. IE and Co. or

 

She was luIi: II resolute thiI morn

broke dowu indfigqhblld bittorly.
F‘!” a}? 93‘: .3 .

Captain Ardotii' til “ . “ ..
put on the stand, out 1 ‘
that when one was i

 
 
 
 

paid the company. Mr.

Warned Boiler Clothoi'r" ' ” ‘
it seems thIt had her hither lake
:7i} on ,
it If Iho
might have been induced to ' 39 up
no wayward inclinations. He how
over said that hot trouble lay in I
dolll‘re to have more money and bet-
tor clothes than he could afford to
live her. .

Cart-lot! LIudonuhV. .

Captain Arnold said that Min Ar-
aold Milled having the hotlo of
laudanum. found in her stoo its by
Mrs. David Jack. police matron. in
her possession for sometime with the
ihtontlon of audio: her life. but that
Ilia had never boon solo to sum up
quillciont courage to, drink tho poison.
Mrs. Jack told the some thing when
on the aloud. ,

V Committed to Holt”.

Judge Wilder committed tho girl to
the Home of the Good shoplrd un
til silo roacliol tho use at 21 your: and
atfthe inther’I request. site was taken
to the institution located in HIrtl’ol-d.
The girl will not .95, 17 until April.

 

. ~HinI. oIIoma. itch or all rhonm
ion you cm: Can‘t bear the touch
of your olothluz. Dana's Ointment
“out-II the moat obstinate onus. Why
ohm! All amnion Ioil it.

281 PEDPLE T0 ”HIE
Illa! ll WIIEBTIWT

WASHlNGTON, Doc. 30.-—RhOdo lo-
lapdwhu 508.5 poopie to the square
mile. thus. according loco!!!” bureau
Ilium. lending the liIt. or Italian in

 

 

Novsds with only «won tonlhIV o! I
person to I mllo. iindo I once It the
lower end of tho table giving these

Second in tho denolty list. Manchu
outta supper“ 3183 people to the
«one mile. Now Jomy 887. 'l. Conant:

at 2318 and New York 191.2 The

or out" pone-Ila: moro than too
to tho mils Ins: Mmrlvanis. 171;
Marlend.130.8;0llio. 117; DolIwaro.
108,1lnd lliinolI.,.10M

Wyomhtl. homing iii mm: to
tho mild. «more thou doubles Nevada.
while Minoan with 18 undo third .
from tho bottom. Montana. Now Hex
lop. ill-ho. Utah, omen. South Doha
ti. Coloudp‘ Ind North Dakota Iii ,
l1 3: lower poncho thou ton to an
m

at the status. o! in“ mutation.
”Intonation tattoo tithloui in tho
travel: of deadly. mm .4wa

iron: 1.8 to 17.1. per now. mi in tho

lint tea room. than toxin: I loo ho- «
Ion Room with 20.7 and who

I: tit 15.5. Wilmington ox hot

ndixhbor Grouch with Iovon pom

1 tho mild by moro than ton and org ‘ '

surmm Galilornlo with 19. 2. in
lncroltlod from 1.9 to 8.9 and OlVlIhoé
moi iron: I“ to 289.
Tim Murat tor oli‘l'or out» In: in-
II; mutually; 57. ii. ironwo-
“0.6 .4; Viriinh. 51.2; W 1. WIN
slain. III: South Onroiloa, 19.311111le
1:. 43.9: Mimurl. 41.9; Now
giro ii. 7. North Carolina. «I:
“I‘; wnmm. 423'!‘ th

 

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dill.

“‘3 Mm 11ml «atom imponil upon

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into

 

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I DURABLE‘ GRADE

‘ sraxrnn wash 511.116. priced

",nnusula o,’

raRslAN EFFECT Vitoitr
MESSALIN

RIlDAY, '1 30 1910 f ‘3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

HEATHERBLOOMS AND SATEENS ron WIN

‘CTER STREET WEAR.

PERCALES AND SEERSUCKERS FOR EVERY-

DAY HOUSE WEAR.

 

W

On the second floor.

HAMMERED AND. pronoun BRASS. THE OUT;

IRAC

' , rri's FOR DOING 'Athsrtc BRASS WORK ARE
' LL TO BE CLOSED 0m AT HALF PRICE- AND
. ,. HERE ARE soon P1120125 AS BOOK RACKS, PIPE
lNRSTANos, CANDLESTICKS BELT AND

HAT PINS, AND TRAYS 01‘ VARIED SIZE AND DE-

. SIGN.

ALL AT HALF PRICE,
WHICH OF PF. R INCLUDES THE NEEDED TOOLS.
At the Dennison Section.

 

PICTURES. ALL THAT

REMAIN

OF THE

CHRISTMAS STOCK OF PICTURES ARE MARKED
LESS 20 PER CENT” AND MANY ATTRACTIVE

SUBJECIS ARE IN THE C(VlLIIZC'110\Y
I’HOI‘OGRAVURES, AND

COLORS lil‘CHINGS,
"COLOR PRINTS.

WATER

A (iREA'l‘ MANY PICTURES SUITABLE FOR

THE DEN. OR THE NURSERY.

 

' ()n the lower floor.

CLEARANCE SALE OF ENGLISH CHINA. WE

»; WISIL. '1‘(,) EM l’I‘iASlZE

THE lMPORTANCE OF

THIS SALE, FOR THE VALUES ARE QUITE UN- .

USUAL.

THERE ARE LARGE

THE WARE IS OF THE FINEST AND
' , AND SMALL
OPENWORK BASKETS FOR FRUIT

COMPOTES‘, ..
AN D N UTS,

SALAD AND BERRY BOWLS, PLATES, CUPS AND
SAUCERS, AND OTHER ODD DISHES. . , V
AT HALF REGULAR PRICE. .

 

The D. M. Read Co

the mottor oi donuiti of population. ' ‘

Month-End "

CleataRCe Sale

. 7 , to
AI quII It tho and of the month. we put out Short Lengths It Bar;
Iain Prion. IiIo adding Staple item at Special pricoI:

42inch RRQINCLOTHB vIlIo
1512.8“.

890 Sale Silo

LADIEB' HANDKERCHIEFB,
value 25c. Solo, 171:.

 

1101.11)in microns. priced
$1.50. Sale 760. ,

Priced 91.
Priced 50c. Solo 28c.

HOLIDAY NOVEL?!“ It. low
prices.

Splo 60c.

COME 1N AND LOOK FOR. THE VALUES

 

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motions in

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