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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 22, 1912 · page 2

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Assigned . r iiovwhor lg
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AinongE the cases solution toAuy for
triol during the October oosoion oi tho
superior court iln Dsnbury is that or
the Associated Hot 1MonoVi’suctiu'ors vs.
Baird, 'Untoidt Co. of Bothol. This
is the suit for recovery upon hoods,
grbwing out of the withdrawal" of the
defendant firm and other Donhury and
‘Bothel concerns from the Associated
Hat Manufacturers at the time of the
settlement of the long tic~up in‘lhe hut

 
 
 
 

on can surely ond £11111qu and
unit up this most severe cold eithsr
hood; chest “back, ‘htomitlih or
limbs. by tuning a dose of Paue' 11 Cold
Compoilnd every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken, 1V
It Joronlptly relidves the most miner:
hills headache, dullness, bend and
nasal mulled up. tovsrishnsss', onset»
lug, sore throat, mucous catarrhal dis-
. charges, running of the nose, sorc—
' ness, stillness and rbemctio twinges. Iinunufocturian industry. The Associa-
Ell Toke; this wonderful Compound as ted Hut manufacturers is the national
directed, without interference. withlorgaulzatlon of manufacturers in the
“ your usual duties and with tho know» batting industry. The trial of the case
E 'E ledge that there is nothing else in theV against the Baird, Untoidt 00., is ex-
1'world, which will cu1e. your cold or pooled to furnish a testcase, the 1es11lt
E end Grlppo misery as promptly and will affect all the other cases Walsh
. without any other assistance or. 111111de iiubboll,oi’Nbr1valk,nre entered as
niter effects as a 25- ~cent. package of attorneys for the plaintiffs and Cauflold
. ‘Pnpe‘s Cold Compound, which; any‘Judhon and Pullman of Bridgeport and
. . ulrqugist can simply—~uccept no sub for the defendant company E. C Dem
E stitute~coutalns no quinine—dbelongs soy and Martin J Cunningham ofDan.
in every home. Tnsles nice. bury. The case is assigned for Tues-
day, November 12.

V A ‘ Cases assigned fox Tuesday, Oct.
TEACHERS MEET‘NG NEAR T 29 are John W. S. Hodgdon vs. John

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

. « HAND‘ “E ' W. Ferris Alsoph Green vs. the Don-
. The “6th annual meeting or the ,buiy Farmers and Manufacturing 00,.
Connecticut 'iV‘enchers‘ association'

and Martha McCrecdy vs the Dnnbury
’will‘ be hold 111 Now ”we" and in Farmers and Manufacturing 00
Hartford on Friday, October 25. '1‘th The case of Bodg‘ou against 111,311,113
public schools will be closed on that is the outcome of the famous (indige-
any The teachers 1“ the southwest town school case, in which the former
'ern Pa” 0f the state will attend the teacher of the school sues the- district
CONVEN‘O“ 1“ New Haven and those,coumiltteenian. The Green and Mo
tonchers 11". the upper part Of the Greedy cases are suits against tho Don-‘
state will go 10 lb sessions in Hari- bury Fair for injuries ret'eived when a
' Zord. Claude 0 Russell 0f Dnght Viacing automobile left the truck dur-
School is the Dissident and E 3- ,ing the Fair of 11911 and injured sov-
r'SVelVlow of Lovell schol is the state eisl anomalous phe 19mm” honours
. treasurer The 'gfinel‘a meeting in and Muiiufuctuiers ('11,. is the legal
New Hillel! Will be lit “700131337 hail. ,Vnnme oi“ the scoldiy owning and con
:‘The speakers there V11“ ‘33 91‘. 595‘" ducting tho Dunbuiy FaTr.

Vpben Wise, inbbi of the Free Synn- The case, of Wm ltowiuuds appeal
sogue in NEPW You; 61W. W110 W5“ from iiiobatc (estate of l'alricu Col-
speah on “Thu Tosh or the Teachers libs) usigned for-November 6 and the.
inn Democracy." and lion. Henry C- E (tgso of George W. Wooster at 111., on
Long of Boston, whose topic will he nppenl from probate (estate of Brad.
il‘What Constitutes a Real Education." 1E ley Durgy) for November 7

VS‘ectiouul meetings will be held uti _
E Bourdmun, Hillhouse, the First Moll», ~Doan‘s Rogulets cure constipation

' ' . . 3 , , .. without grlping, unused. nor any weak.
othChsiV C‘llllCll and Dining. bliCCt ening effect. Ask your druggist for
E (was.

them. 25 cents per box.

CHILD DIES FROM BURNS
NEW HAVEN, October {ll—«Heleni
Gillette, .iivo years old, died yester-

 

 

 

 

FOOTBALL PLAYER HURT .
NEW HAVEN, October Eli—James
Lynch. who was injured in a football

.31'011‘179‘ 1111101111. 2, you, hows ya ., throbfi

taste in your mouth, your foyoa burn;
your skin is yellow, with dark rinz‘s
under your eyes; your lips are
marched. . No Wonder. you fool ugly-1
moan 11nd ill—tempered. Your system
is 15qu ol‘ bile notpmperlynmod oil,
and what you need. is a cleaning up
inside. Don’t “continueiboing n Vbillous
nuisun‘oo’to yourself and those who
love you, and don‘t resort to harsh
vphyslcs thn't irritate-11nd ininré. Re—
member that most disorders of the
stomach, liver and intestines 'cun he
quickly cured by morning with gen-
tis, thorough Cascui'otsmthoy work
while you sleep. A. looont box from
your druggist will. keep your liver and
VboWsls clean; stomwoh sweet and
your hand clear for months. Child-

they taste good and never gripe or
sicken. "

 

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BOYS RETURN HOME.

Barney Gibson,.12 yours and Frank
Cornell 14 who escaped from the
County Home at Norwnlli, Saturday,
were roundoi up yesterday in Bridge»
port and turned over to on official from
the home.

-flW

To overlook, day after day, The
Sentinel classified ndvs. that V'wel‘c
prhciioaily writtsu to and for 3you-
that is enough ‘bnd luck” for any

«bins sensation in, your hood. a bad 3”

ren love to lake Cuscorets, because .

 
 
 

student as to its advisability or nay.
1113 t ohm or foothill“ Visitors WV
‘ 0
Boys' Athletic Association ‘wlll ho coll“.
611:1 who to. vote on the matter are 10116
and the otudoutg are informing incur
solves upon tho mutter

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QTATE HIGHWAY WUERK.

Proposals tor Estate who work will
be inceivsd, at the office of the stats
highway commissioner up to 2 Dim V
Tuesday, October 29, for the. tolluwa‘
lug road work:

Bethol. about 6,021 linear feet 111a
oudnm. '

‘Hfiddam, about 2.775.
mneadam.

Woodstock, about 16.860 linear foot

nativestone or giavel road.
1 Ridgslleld, 11 section of gravel con
struction on the South Seium road
and a section of graded or gravel road
on the Ridgoneld-Danhury road. ’

Canterbury, three sections of mild
8,700 linear feet, 9,808 linear foot
and 1,223 linear feet respectively.

"Windsor Locks, 3,300 linear feet
special mncadom.

Nomich, 9.026 linear
or mscadam road.

Windham, about 11,569 linear
gmvol road.

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linear feet

. feet gravel

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The Women's Christian Temper-
once Union will hold an evening so-
cioi' at the home of \lrs. Ferris (la-ii,
No. 8 Henry street Norwnlk, Friday,

 

 

one person.

Octobsi 25111.31 7' 45 o'clock l

is mm.

~ little ono‘s stomach. liver and 30 lost

Emu! ‘ont of its little bowls with nail—

 

or, will. to out! till
Jewelry, the useful kinds
Gold-dimmed and low-priced

By Cold-towed is meant a thin sheet. of solid gold
is mounted over the cirtlr‘c surface of the article, and
this wears, as. gold does, for many years, “and pcnult‘s
engraving without exposing the metal underneath. it E

, is the nearest approacliEto rcni jcwclry that we knmv
of or have ever had. To introduro it to our patrons we
shall offer such places as would ordinarily soil at 65

C13. and $1.90.
At 50¢ ouch.

The assortment contains all usclul articles that men
and women wear every day.

Cuff Links

Tic Clasps-1 Pendants
Shoe Buckles Neck Chains
.EAlso the “Friendship Circles"
and pierced designs.
lent values.

 

 

othorl look at tho tongue! see if it '
it your ohlld is listless.
drooping, isn‘t sleeping well. in rest—
ions, doogn't out lmrtily or is cross.
irritable. out of sorts with everybody.
416nm sour, :ovorish, breath bad.
this homunculus. diarrhoea. sore
throat, or In lull of cold, it means the

of bowels nre filled with poisons and
clogged up waste and need a gentle
thorough cleansing at once.

Give a toszipoont‘ul of Syrup of
Figs, and in a few hours the foul, do
saying constipated matter, undigested
food and 50111 bile will gently move on

son, grilling or weakness. and you 'will
surely have a well and smiling child .
shorfly. .

WithSyrup of Figs you are not
mugging; your children, being compos-
ed.‘ entirely of luscious‘ilgs, sonnn nnd’
aromatics it cannot be harmful, be-
sides they dearly love itsV delicious
taste

Molhors should always keEep Syrup
of Figs handy. Vlt is the onlystomnch. '
liver and bowel cleanser and regula—
tor needed—‘11 little given today will
save'o sick child tomorrow.

Full directions for children of all
ages and for grown-nus plainly prion
ed on the packager

Ask your druggist for the full name.
“Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna,"
prepared by the California Fig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious lusting. gen-
uine old reliable. Refuse anything elso
offered.

liar Pins llotpius

Collar Pius

llczu't If‘cndnuis

in vnrious engraved

A very lino collection and excul—
chuh‘y Section, front.

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. Pattern Table Cloths

A few Silver-Bleach designs, Special.
Hemnwd,1cady for 1111 lllUlhllL use, (10 .\ ()0 $1 50
WNW (’10 x 80 $2 ()0

E Wild Rase 111th dot Poppy and Lily of the Valley,
albovcr and circulai dcsigns.
Samplcr Linen. .
The 501‘? that workers in art cuilu'oiilcry ‘pi‘olcr to
use. It is nearer like the old fusliioiicd 111111105111111 1112111”
any other weave. lustrous and firm, especially adapted

 

 

 

 

 

 

to punchwnrk, Italian rclicf and cross—Eslitcli dosigws.
\Vidth suitable for drosscr and indict scarves, 18 lllcll<
cs. 22¢ a yard.

1.511011 Suction.

Art Calendars. Gift Books

Sonic polson will remember that last ”l)ll1l2l_\
there was a wonderful usamtmcut of unique (:1lcml.11',s
and our, could pIL'k (111116113111 things for certain poo

 

lime

pie. Already there are u gmd 1111111}: Gift llooks made
up for folks who are in scorch of the unusual. and
right now is the time «to look them over. before the

clcverost arc sold. ll is surprising to find what really

 

 

 

 

 

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day morning at St. Raphael's Hospi-
'tnl of burns.
n bonfire.
fire.

game Sunday. here. left the, New Hu-
ven Hospital for his home in Bridge-
‘ port, yesterday. He was not so ser-
iously hurt as was first supposed. ‘

when hcr garments took

The woman wnu wants a housework-i V
or generally has success with 8 Son
oinnl no!" a"

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to Rent? AV
it to u fur~

A Furnished loom
Sentinel wont changes
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Floor Covering

l'e would like to interest you in our stock of Floor Coverings.

 

Carpet Rugs Carpets

~ Axmlnstor ERugI. Axmlnotor.
V‘ $20.00 to $25. 00. velvets
Tapestry Bruuala. Tapestry Brussels.
$12.50 to $19.50. Ingram
Wool Fibre Rugs. m
Sizes 31) by 60 to 9 it. by 12 MATTINGS

l1. _
Grog Rugs. .
Allsizes. plain and bordered.

Fibre Mattingl.
Julianne Mnttinfll.
China Matthias.

 

 

OH. CLOTHS-«All widthl.
LlNOLEUMBe—Prlnflm. ’lnlnid.

LACE CURTMNB Ind POHTDEREB.
SHADES TO ORDER A BPIOIALTY.

 

 
 
 

Washington Street, South NWalk 'Phono Mo
We give ow: Green V'Vl‘roding Stamps

 

She was playing nbout'

V ‘notelty

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in! evening models that show no troco

I world was surround by losing
. tuiioV amped om orbits «on

Crystal on Evening Frocks

A llrst look at tho evening trim

of tho uurly spring might posibly leave often beautiful too and this model was in velvet the skirt has no trimming 1m

‘ono with the impression that. they are
disnppointingwhanduome enough, lovc
ly in mutcrlulg and lines but holding
View surprises The feminine- love of

the whole fabric 0f fashion is built, is
Vnot as likely to“ find satisfaction in
‘tho evening frock models shown so for

as in the afternoon and street frocks..

Tho great Parisnn dosignévo have now
brought out nothing storiingly new in
evening frocks, but, and surely that is
the more important thing. thoy have

given much that is altogether churn»?

lug writes 11 New York Sun roprooen-
Vtutive ‘

“People will groan aloud when I go
back and to]! them that they huvo to‘
wear ('1') sin! embroldories and odgln‘go
oguln." lamented 11 Western dressmok
er atone of the dronsmuhers' openings,

Vans it is quite likely 111311 the spoke 11161
truth! but after all what have women '
‘svcr had that was more effective for

‘ovenlng gown trimming than that some
'crysini.’ And how can one obmblnin
whrn one looks over the crystal trini‘

Emlng flint tho monufocturoro hove uro'
lvidod? '

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01' course one doesn't actuallf have
to have crystal on one' s ovonlnig dross
That is meroiy o generalisation though
crysinl docs loom large on ovoryihiug
from tulle to velvet. Thorn are plenty

of tho slittcr and gloom.

Poirot, for instance, has some boon-
1lful mods!» for evening won: that hard
on crystal about thorn, and adder still
"hot even 11 hint or his halcyon wullE
sold or silver. One of those was lnihe

to this designer and is wondortully

, Inccoustui when tho had is dust tho

right rod and tho nurnlo is lost them
right purple. in this nurtlculnr com
the 1111on wore admirably hirmonh
our. the ”ml having A lovely fruity

the
shoorV

many. with this more Harms

 

 

thut characteristic on which.

nurplo 11nd rod combination that-la door ,1;

darhfur. llsmuids odd Well, Poirct’s
things always onuuo odd: but thoy :1on

beautiful and by no 111011115 bizarre.
W’orths evening gowns, like lied

forn‘s and most of Drecoll'n, tend tag
long, sinuous drupory lines and wooden!
ful colrou and fabrics rather than 1111-E
usual line or detail. 'i‘hercVnro some
excomllngly lovoly models of this class
in velvet and one good looking model
of Worth‘s is of light blue churmousn
and crystal, the drapery of the skirt‘
caught up to a long pointed stomacher
or girdle of quulsltu (E‘Ei‘ystnl emhrold
ory. This exaggerated long wdist point‘
is shown, too, in a superb model or
white and silver brocade; but no 11 rule
the waist line of the evening; gowns is

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AFTER lliNll
SHEER-tilt

These TwoWomon’o Halli:
WbyLydioE. Pink
".111 ... do
”OwnShtomenh.

Chaneyvlllo, Liv-""3091. ’time can
"has in poor bacilli, Moi-Miran fum-
it'll!» 1111. I boson to

W Lydi- lii. Pink-

hour's chotoblo

Coinpound Ind 1.1m
it’llls. [noon full.

M will
Ago-duo! borrow
, 1m: continua on I

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V‘toolthot ‘llfshsl

"1 Volt ocmmi
1 Wm 11: WI,“

‘0 ngI: WWI,
bloom that brought it into srsct Vim," “$1,3me I 1111mm wood sinks, 3 wood tubs, oliico on

moratorium

“Hollowvilfllfl
Ma ‘

,EPllls have entirely cured mo of'sclutic
rheumatism caused by uric acid in my

Vhlock specks that were continually

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‘to attend the auction of the stock and

duh. minors, i ooron dlo brim finishing mu-
potlnd ‘iil "pron dioo, '18 din blotch, 7 hand

' hunches, it wont leather ironsro with 1
3 mm chest, 1 lot of tools for, lotus,

3 disc, 0.! vision. .1. 111111 1101111111er

artistic things can he had for
25 C.

Vat normal or 11 little above.

011 some of Worth 3 evening models Stationery 5,1“;le .

0119 B. ill. limit 01111111111111

 

less one can subtle drapery lines trim
ming

 

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A. M., Motion, a former living near;
Cannon, Maine, says: ' “Foley Kidney

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘xusu1‘s‘0 um‘ um.“

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New Neckwear

We nrc‘displsyiug o rcm‘rknblc line of tho most fashionable
and becoming Neckwear ovsr shown.

 

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blood. it has also removed numerous Wan-nu

 

before my eyes I am only too glad to l " '
any a good word for Foley Kidney}
Pills. "—~w. F. ngmore 11. Co, ”

 

 

 

MUTUAL HAT co. SOLD!

---—-.
Adam Schmidt, of South Nor-walk Se- .
cures Stock for 83,100.

Quito 11 number of interested parties

amicnred ot the Mutual dint Conipnny's‘ » 1
forum place of business this morning

Most prominently lncludni uro the Rohcsplcrro Collars, high.
Collars and flnL,wiih'1’rills, with iuhoia of love, with covers, with
color contrasts in black and white and the new shudos of cmersid
green. biscuit color, Americ 1n bounty and other shades, trimmed
with buttons. bows, etc.

There are also the new Dress Sets. recent ideas in (loot
.Seto, fiat lace Collins and in: new French locus in Plotting.

fixtures which were recently ordered
sold. by the Superior Court to utility
the claim , of Katherine» Schmidt

against the company. There runs but
one bidder, Adam Schmidt, who pun .
chased what was offered for solo for ‘ ,
33.100. Donut? Sheriff John ll Bloke.
acting as committee of the court, won
auctioneer. .

The property Iold tihdsr the hammer - ' -
may he donorlhod no follows:

it planar, 1 lathe, 1 grinder, 1 out of
pipe tools, 88 towing machines, 1 lin ‘
11113 touching, 1 concealed stitch 111w
chine, 1 donning moohino to:- leather 2 .
cumming hydraulic provision, ‘lV Cum
minim lover press. 34 Howard tron». .

lint ou‘o‘ond nil,‘they constitute valuable decorative acces-
curios that ho well dressed woman can afford to ignore.

The prices muse from 2511 up.

The N. E. RYAN Co.

COUTH NORWALK

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chino. i Vsovon All; blocking machine,
141) blocking blocks, tilt lowing blocks,

OLD! DOMINION LINE

8 Tri . Doll tiui Wool: Ends Allowing
Short on “Nounslhond Rest to V, ‘

OLD F'ECVlINT COMFORT. NGRFOLK. RICHMOND
' and WASHINGTON. 13.10. . ,
Norfolk MI W loin! Comfort out! an
out including lithol- and Mon ‘1'!
(unbound or lmohluntm. o. 0..
tom including unionist sins ‘15
, ' ' out: .11. ”Mill!“
tutorial will In Wut‘sr lam. to: on whom! no immlfl‘ or
sham: W my all snow withf 1.11:1 union! Wildcat

, Milli wont: 121313111“.th ; r. o. 3

u“idiots, '1 looks, a simmers, 3 swing

 

 

cod planer, oo choirs. 330 m instinct 1
m but rocks. i minor. to duo mum: V~ '
burners, 2 mm mount giro it ti

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