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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 3, 1912 · page 12

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‘ A on Save Money
nod Trade With Us?

guarantee to nave "You 20 to 40
nt. on all goods that we handle
7 ble claretathfic gallon. Fine
ey d’or 60¢ bottle up to $2. 00
in. Fine beer bottled at brewery tor
24 bottles Then we have
,lllltl. Budweiser; Welt, Zewerk
:- and lie, Evanai. pale ale or
cream nle. Flanndzen crear'n
man, Pileener and Interboro
1 All wines end hquomin atook.

JOSEPH DISESA

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"poem & Sons
9 m. 196 Washington Strut
line and 1 Benton Street.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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Fine Beavers, Velourn. Felts. Plush
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BROOKLYN. Oct. 3.——-'l‘he Ameri-
cnn league pennant in Boston' a. “
It In pertinent at this time to give
.1 moment's contemplation‘ to the man
In command of the Axnerioun league
champions ‘ .~

James 'R. McAieer of» Youngstown,

mmmd- 01110. has $200,000 Invented in the 3an
P1531113? Feathers, Ostrich and Willow Iton club. Of this, $130,000 represents.

his savings. The remaining 870.000
3031111; “00k in complete. A“ new We IborrOWed, without Interest, from

Charles Oominkey of Chicago” one of
the wealthiest men in the American
league.
MoAleér tells close friends that for
the past eight years hiu Income 1111
manager and scout has been :20 000 a
season. He saved hle money and
when the opportunity presented Itoell
he purchased the Boston club. ‘
-W=lth $130. 000 in ‘the bunk, it was
eany to secure the $70.000"I~hnlanee
from “Comiekey, . whoaa‘ mam...- have
made ‘hlm=‘rleh.g and "Who alwayil re-
gardedvillln ad’tthe somefa molest
outfielder. 'Now. if the 1191180! will
the world's series, McAleer will not
Inswdlento in u eta-lolly unitary onlngethnckI-hlrot hie-investment in-
shop. ...; . , e eluding-Ithea'idooo he borrowed lrom
I, ‘ ‘ ' . cemmyrhut will hav‘e‘nomething left
, IOHN RAIHS . Ito-buy a new new players. Awlnning.
* " tenth isuholdmineeupeoiullyln' Boe-

: to“: ' . i" ,

M61119" tells 'Iivlth"'no’9tnull 911on

o! emotion. how he hoa’kept‘out oi the
game all season. ,,
_ one day. he m9. Yankee use so
_ ' ins bad-yew bad. He had been on
I his stride for two Woeku.
"‘Bett‘or lay him of! hadn‘t you.
Joke? i paid to Etuhl. .
I , ‘ "‘ Queue you’d better leave thin to
the."m Sluhl'u reply. 'l'nl not are
their berettol ldeuu.’ . .
"And tint no the end of It. stub!
.lg running the club .1111 Stub] 19- re-
99099111111 for the pouition—in which we

Prices the “lowest in town.»

The Holmes Millinery

Phone 405. 3 Monroe st.

 

 

SANITARY BAKERY

85 South Main Street.

I iolicit the contlhuutionfil your PM
trounce Nothing but the bent pro-
ducts will be altered. mode from m

 

 

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finish." n’uyu McAleer.
'l‘hell HmhfieflhSonCo , ‘ MoAleer was the mount center
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at Youngstown, June 10. 1391. um be-
non hlg proteuoionui career with the
Chnrlelton Club, Southern league, In
1888. lie went to Memphis. than to
Milwaukee, and 13119 I signed with
Clevelund, where he become the field-
ing wonder ot the no. 7

Prior to MeAioer’n 9dvent. Jimmy
mom 0! the Phillleu won the mum's
gradient. lqulour wu never 9 great
hitter. but hi9 murvelo’uu lutiltctlve
holding true the dqlicht ol the lulu
end My doetnou oi toot mode him
duouorouu on the human.
, IMoAloor. utter 9. your". nbuonoo m
the ante. when the. Clevelult'o were
hound to St. unu- Joined the Ameri-

 

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Looku?oun
” and James Means

SHOES

$34.00. .1150? 14.00"
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911 with. wonderhll monou- u";- u mun-
um. ho oiwuyu, nu been considered
A “1111:. end by none. 9 man one.
it we neither who'uuw‘ in Jukefitubl
the 111m mun to round out the Boston
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on on... (to. null mm m, Wm' “I! till. end our 11 one mo 9 9
mobile pm 4'.» 11: Ammo. n he “I I
pub the hilhooti
Alon buy: undqullo hound-hind too
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Court Baht Stipulation, illegally

I scissors we: applied yesterday. to the .3.

I of Judge Martin, 'opuneel for both blah
es in the suit yesterday flied Ia. stipu-

ounlguauo in 1900. While not round '

 
 
 
 
 
 

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HARTFORD 3.-—Tlle Judicinl j.
huttern' trial now In the sixth week of '
its retrial in the Uni-ted Staten court.
in compliance with tecommendntionn

latoin containing the Item-mourn:
nbont‘llli witnesses who are detenti-
unts. This will obviate the necessity
of calling any or all oi those witnene
es and will greatly shorten the trial.
The stipulation embodies what these ‘
witneanes. to the best of their recol-
leciion would any It called to testify. 5

should an emergency 91-11113, to call uny-
of they defendanta or to attach the cre-
ditoblllty either In ”Argument or by
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Til-9m“ .l. Flynn of South Norwalk,
9. defendant Wile called in thelorenoon.
Hé 11451111111 that hp never knew that
the organization to, which he belong.
ed edgeyod in boy. ttlng. He never
heard I}? workmen In his town being
11114.1 u for weal-I
lie novel- knew at D E Iiloewgl A;
Served with paper: I the prudent glint:
in the“ uncalled " lock lint" cone
brought hy goiter qumllnlonor O99

nolly agilnnt Elliot-Alli .149y,9oc , I,
ry oil H9119!” 511' Bu'renu o
Her-tier'd 1.101.119.1111... 11. 19119191

oi the «cloudy to filmslt the 901111119—
lioner With the recordn oi the oiling,
end up led to the 9M? court hr
the do n‘dunt, no error but been-
round This dooinioli .wl'te bended 1'
down today. it In underlined thit the f
one wil be appealed to the 111111119 9
slate- Soprano (30111;. .
the 1111111111 nonhuden Oil and Ouuno
company. error in 199911 in put. The
daemon in port M11,
“The evidence on we find it did not
tend to Justify o finding of n boundary
line In the center 01 this tract. in
this. particular the 119111113 uhould be
corrected to coniorm to the plaintiff‘s
claim and the'iudgment’ modified to
conform to this 00133911911."

 

The. well known farm ‘0! George S. '
Edwnl-du.‘ oltuuted on, the Struwborri'
Hill road next the property of Se-
leotmon John bovine. ha- been our-

Robert Jomvukv. 411.8th "mull.
The punch-hers have pieced the pro-
oonir-t compliant Iixtom uom on _
99h uguih having made toe {111m
tin-om Amt w. H. 1111111911,“.-
ly‘ (”or the pnrpouo oi upooniption _

Thu 901996!» by! 915 mud-at 111
Well uvenno. between {he nuptiot‘ un‘d
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night I"! evident in the 911991- 0!

41mm thut were null :11 till gun
tor thin mornllil

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main: of: 1119' Hon. Patrick Garvin.
who died suddenly in London, Eng-
land. lost wéelt were held today tram
hie into residence in Hortiord Hon.
Mia own. was the {other of Mrs.
John Cuvonngh, oi' the Sohgatuck road
and a mother 01 people took the 8:10
train this momlng tor Bartlet-d '

Elch aide relayed the right. however. 419111111 to horse owned. by Ronnie Char. : ,'
loll“. At ’No. 5 Wood street luflet‘ll’lg I
min wonders. fie reported the cane
tofStote Veterinarian Harry E. Bates
and it is underntood that the horse
9111116 killed. “

non union hate. J I , ‘

comm trouble, he 391d. until he well 3 "

Codfish seat. 141 “113

 
 

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in the one of Junie'u' V. Luce walnut ‘ .

BnnadsSproumlluriiettPem

13- 15 Muin‘Stneet. I Normlk‘
22 West Washington St. South.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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"P1606 N‘ adored Suits

"I All the new Shade: in 1111114511. Brando! lr.‘ Bergen end Mixtures.

Long Coats and “Johnny” Coats

of Chinchilloi Serge. Broadcloth and double laced cloth.
13'“ I NIFEW FALL WEIGHT SUITS ARE LEFT AT BARGAIN PRICES.

See the New Line of Shirt Waiéls f

‘ OiI dnlnty 111113.11 oi Chilton. Silk and Lingerie. and ot Tailored Flannel. Linen ilnd Pique, in many
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Billlll llIlI Ellllllllll

Funeral of Putrlek Gui-van.
Thé funeral eervice hover the rev

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5

west Washington Street

THE LEADING OUTFITTERS

IN THE NORWALKS

9 0 not let the

laokotll'e‘ady
Cash defer you
1mm buying now.
Get the full hen-
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HORSE HAS THE GLANDERS. ‘_ _
Officer Flank Strutton yesterday ~ ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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with all reputable
persons. I I.
OWe troll you
because our 111ng1
experience has
taught us that
moéi people are honeéi when given a
chance.

, llGive us a hall and get acquainted
g? with our syétenl oi EASY PAYMENTS

351: qt- opened

for cloning. in "go Grape Fruit, .
lining.“ Grapes 111d Oranges

 

 

I Norwulk .
Phone at Both Stores

 

 

 
 
 
 

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