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PRISON.
HARTFORD Nov. ll—When the
9 it will have before it about 100 appli-
cants 'for pardon or commutation of
sentences to consider. Charles Giul-
bert is the oldest prisoner on the list
' in point of penal servitude. He is 73
9 years old and was convicted of murder
;in the second degree on May '4. 1865,
fond was sentenced for life. He killed
a man'named Coldwell in New Britain.
He asserts that he is innocent of the
crime.
, There are 19 applications from Hart-
' 10rd county convicts. Among the lite
‘ > prisoners that seek release are Jamea
F. Taylor. H B Chamberlain Michael
Orlcndo, Michael Regan and Antonio
“ C; Oziole, all convicted in New Haven:
"Vincenzo Sanslnew. Waterbury; Peter
. Ruhaka. Hartford, Dwight F. Steels,
' ' ‘Norwlch; John P. Kennedy. New Lon
den; and Mrs. Kate Cobb, Norwich
who was sentenced for murder'in the
second degree in January. 1879. ‘Mrs.
Cobb in her petition says she has serv-
ed 84 years, which is practically a “to
Sentence; that she desires to pass the
remainder of her life outside of prison
walls and thereby save her children
and their offspring the disgrace of her
dying ill prison.
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We speak with awed tenderness of
,our guardian angels; but have we not
» all had our mlildlng anscln, who came
to us in visible form. and recognized
{or unknown. kept beside us on our
~ dimnm path until they had dang for
n. all that they could?-l.uok Larcom,
To overlook. day after day. The
dual ciasuiuoli‘ can. cm were
lcally written to and for you-
It is enough “bad luck" for my
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board of pardons meets on December'
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WILL HAVE SOCIAL EVENlNG.
St. Paul‘. Parish Arranging a Pleu-
Int Entertainment.
The people or St. Paul‘s Parish are
very greatly interested in in the so-'
cial evening. which is being arranged
by the men of that church for next
Wednesday night at the Berkeley
street chapel menu. It is a part of a
movement undertaken by some at the
men the early part 0! October. Their
first venture was a social meeting for
the men. This was so well attended.
and Wes so thoroughly successful,
that the men gathered at that meet»
lu‘g felt that the movement should be
extended so as to include all the poo-l
ple of the parish. A committee at
the men there volunteered to under
sure that result No etiort is being
spared All the organizations or the
parish have become interested. and it
is expected that the rooms will be
crowded. A part of the program is
given below: .
1. Violin. "Cavatlna" .....Trinlihaus
Mr.‘Chsrlee Sterling.
Mr. John .W. Armour.
Entertainer.
Song. My Ain Folk
Miss Maude Carver.
Bong. Selected.
Mr. William W. Darin.
hlr. John W. Armour.
Entertainer.
Suns. Selected.
Mr. (3 living flyingtoo
Violin Humoroske
Mr Charles filtering.
2.
3. . .Milifl
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5.
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Ta overlook. day falter day. The
sentinel unnamed Idvs. that were
practically written to and tor you;
that is enough "bad luck" ior any
odor person. J .
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neatly. H £ ' " £ .
The perjury? in dictioeht agninst Ja-g
missed declares that he Was not is poa—
Banger on the detailed train , ,
the court for the custody oi six minor
children. the oldest of them is 12 yearn
September 19. i900 and the petitioner's
maiden name was Read
fi matte sauce—«San Francioco Call.
' tor thick mvles. Icons and sauces,
court”. in: sou
[ turned to the 1
£, railroad Jdmolmn'pllogen t ‘t 119 m- . 3
' v culved Stations injuries to tile left side
of his head when the train out which
in‘g‘ wad 'dbrdilslifon Aug
mas. c. A. auaawooo ALLEcss
‘ OBUEL‘TY. N
Caroline A. Sher-wood ot Fairfleld
has petitidned the superior court for1
'a divorce from Andrew E. Sherwood or
the same town alleging that he has
been guilty of intolerable cruelty and
habitual lntemperance- and She asks
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The Sherwoods were married on
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Putt-y Ramckins.
Take the remains at odd pieces or
any light out! pasta loft tramp!“ or‘
tarts; gather up the pieces or paste.
roll it out evenly and sprinkle it with
grated cheese of a nice flavor. Fold tho
pasta in three roll it out again and than:
sprinkle more cheese over; (old the
paste. roth out and with I paste eut-
tor shape it in any way that may be do
sired. Bake the ramohlns inu brisk
oven from 10 to‘ 15 minutes; dish themY
or with yolk 0: egg before they are1
placed in the oven. Where expense is
not objected to parmosan is the best
kind of cheese to use for making this
dish.
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Cup Omaha. '
One cup of bread crumbs. one onion,
one ounce chopped parsley. two eggs,
one and one half cupstoi' milk, pepper
and salt. dial] and chop onion, beat the
eggs. mix all well. pour into battered
cups and bake in hot oven for over 30
minutes. Serve on hot ashes with to-
Home HIlpi.
To prevent hour from lumping cull:
and to overcome the raw taste that
sometlmoI clings to it than it iI used
bake it in an oven until it in thorouutlly
heated sad dry. Prepare I Imui quan-
receptacle
Whoa preparing I children tr; rub
him it iaIidu’ with. I plot» 0! lemon. it
“will whiten the dub and, We more
hum '
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vendor} boiled and
I din. of scalloped million. ,
Whoa I but at Indian lI opened» it
Ihould bI strained oi Ill oil. tiwlittlI
on wild lemon Juice.
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am mill"! Milli.
[few years ago, and trimmed it now
tlty at it time; on keep it in I covered ‘
duh turned out on a plate and wrinkle .
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inNTfiR UNDERWEAR
390 to ”.50
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LIdieI’ condemn
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all colors, medium and (thrill, conventional
gray, dark and “light blue”, tan, red and brown. , Prices.
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Indian Blankets for‘robcs, vivid? Scarlets, orange,
Children'I flamenco
its}: one“;
new. dormant-v
thldnn‘b Union
can to $1.60
Usuo to $1.00 ‘
Haul“ " £ . .
50b and $1.00 ,
.84 Washington Street.
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sells at about 16 cents a pound.
Kltohon Don'tb.
Don't throw away the small ends of
candles. They are excellent to add to
boiled starch; or shaved. they will wax
o' floor. ‘
Don't throw away the water in which
unIalted rice has been boiled. It malt-
es the best starch tor lingerie waists.
' Don't throw away the pueblo mm ‘
take to make the parish wide move- 0” a hot ’13an and nerve vulclv The iellv and marmalade. Wash each Dim
moot I success and twenty ox- more “Nam“ Of this dish may be much and save ii
men have since been working to as- improved by brushing the ramekins ov- and there will be clean comma (or the
Roll the accummillation
next Jelly time.
Don't throw away the coarse, arson
leaves of celery. Dry them in» the oven
for flavoring soups and sauces.
Don't throw away lemon and orange
peels. Dry and powder for flavoring. -
or cut into shreds and boil in I white
Iyrup'tol' it sweet meat:
Don't throw away the watcrin which
potatoes. pence, beans and so forth
have been boiled. This water contains
the vuluable vegetable salts. ” .
Don‘t throw away broken or dry
piece: at bread. The larger pieces can
be made into toast tor poached ens, or
tout points for creamed moods and:
nail. Sumter pieces may be buttered.
out into when and Drowned in the oven
Is croutons to Ierve with Ioum. 1‘th
mafia: made into bread or chocolate
pudding or med tor excellent poultry
stuffing. it too dry for this. roll than
and Isl away in a glue jar for cotton
and croquettea.
. Don't throw away the law opoonmlii
of various renames. There In low
vegetableb that do not mix well. They
may be biendId into an appetisinx all.
M.
Don’t throw Iwa cold. baked pott‘
W. Pool and Ilioo than and iii-lie
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Ladies”. um ailing
A. Dickemian & Son
South Norwaik
We give but Green Trading Stamps
halal.» Y: £
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DEFiNl‘I'ION OF BHIROPRAGTIG.
Chiropractic is the Intent-I oi the
own at the discu- and don: oi
muslin: tho Isms. Bissau can!
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it emu: pinched 1191'"! and Mill
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Mill 6W ..
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Graduate h’ou MOT about, the
end blue on dark gray and brown. $3,25. .
‘ Frogs and (301113 to match each Blanket.
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a Lower floor.
Laces for Fancy Werk
The Little Laces, the dainty things” edges and ill-
sortillgs of Valenciennes, that one alway‘i requires for
the edges of handkcrthicfs, for nainsook unticriiiuslins,
fancv‘ corset covers and aprons.
English Valenclenncs, machine, made. but of so fine
a quality that the very elect judges of lace often llllS- ‘
take it for real. ' . 3
. Elyrla Laces, edges and insertiugs, _, '
50¢ for 12 yard pieces, special.
Roubaix Laces French made, of extreme daintiness.
Cluny Edges, Barmcn and genuine handmade Clilily,
in white and beige, for household linens, scarves, centers,
luncheon sets, etcu I
_ Filet Bindings, from one to six inches. These are
much llSClJ’fOl‘ insertiligs in buck towels, table runners,
and other fancy linens. At the Lace Section.
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Children’ s Handkerchiefs in Boxes
Fancy boxes that are most attractive and which
Will be greatly approved by the small folk Three
Handkerchiefs in a box. . £3.
Initials. . 25 and 50 cts. a box. .'
Mother 60086. 15 and 19 cts. ' {
Colored Borders.
Embroidered Corners,
IO and :5 cts.
15, 25 and so cts.
Low Prices in Toilet Necesities
“2:“ fl ’ ‘ h id be i h d hath Sanitol Race Fowder value 25c IOC
our. 9 on yarn s e e _ .- 0c c‘
tall or the your. and each piece of tur- \Cernae [ion-o" g1 00 39c
niture carefully gone over with either V “3&3 0m)" - 79
oil or a damp cloth. . De Miraiior Cream 25c 21c
H.311“)? ll 1"“th up every day with * ])ora F (We 130“;er 500 39¢
a dry flannel rag it will not have to he . Lariner’s Sl’Izimpoo ' . . 25c
cleaned with silver polish ulterior than Johnson ‘5 Foot S oap 25C 19c
92mm: ‘_ _ ___w Bathaswcet ' 25c ‘ 190
I! . j ’ ‘ Allen's Foot Ease 25c 19c
THAM‘ER ~ M...
‘ ' . ‘ Calox Tooth Powder 25c 19c
, . , Hoimes’ Frostilla 25c 19c
'QOCUPUBTS ANDAOPTlCIANB Hand Sapoiio too So
£ £ Hind‘s Honey and Almond Cream 50c 39c
D: 3‘0qu”; Tmzbligou? Koiynos Tooth Paste . 25c 19c
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writing muses bgaduchewli your ‘Dr‘. Lyons Tfmfli 10““? 25‘— I5
em norm and 3mm. :03: progably Semprefilovme 50c . 33c ,
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works tug-flier injury. _ e A .At the [WOIYCYI Set. MOI]
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ior quality. come more and see our attractive stock which is or
special interest .to every Woman.
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