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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 14, 1913 · page 2

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‘ ‘ldEMORRHOlDu ”TREATMENT" “
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accomplish this purpose. 1",ka written treatise on Hemorrhoids.
if interested. send to yoiir nearest

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drugxlst for a booklet. or write direoi

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be six ' it their. publishers would
.. nsiossi proposition without in the English Pharmacol Lahore
sensationw—do matter how bane series, Inc” 1531 roadway. New York,
is o exploited article might be and thev will send you one I: you
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see ndvertlssments‘ot ths’perhaps' you may later. rind that it
, Milli HEIORRHOID TREAT- was “north its weight in gold" to
" ill Soudlh Maxwell; and other you. ASK YOUR DRUGGIS’I‘. ASK
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last spring. have recently been sold by

 

We THE ETEEAMO TO‘ GET
POWEE FOR NEW TROLLEY

 
 
 
 

 

the bonds, there has been issued: 32,-

won-J the plan of ultimate operation tense stock. The common stock is

 
 
 
 
 
 

ins and water courses has been outstanding. L'
oakian in the practical completion of ‘ ,
initial development or the Deer- -—Cures babys croup. Willie’s
All fill“! near Shelbourne Falls, 'byidaily cuts and bruises mamms's sate
tli New England Power Co, camprls-' throat. grandma’s lameness—4h.
series of dams with 200 feet head ‘Th'omss Eclectic‘ Oil—the gm:
ill Which ii is Witty 95.0.00 horse household. remedy. * ;
war in electricity will. be developed l_ ~—-B--—-—-‘-—————-—-—.;.
ere are still 800 teeter fall us‘deveii - OYSTER FIRM wmns up. ;
, which will later be utilized great- i
‘ increasing the horse power derived.
The New York, New [invert & Hart-
M system has s. use; with the New!
England company for 99 years and will
use its power in the operation of the; secretary of state, the lost of the st-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Bmith a Son, incorporated.
NEW HAVEN, Jan 14. «With a tin»

this...
oouniry and will be ore-slum WM

-. visitor in New; Tori? .

his s09 ,
The" buoklet is a very with

the New muons Power Co. lBeislded ‘
‘14-Another story'- 500000 six per cent. cumulative ore.

. .emsbortatlon lines of New Ens. all held by New England Power Co.,
by the power from New Englands of Maine, which has $5,000,000 stool;

rFinal Dissolution of the Jeremiah”

eertiilcsto of dissolution tiled with the. «

 

 

Wire trolleys and Hoossc tunnel fairs of the Jeremiah Smith dz 80o.
uniss. The Worcester, Mass” trelleys Inc. of City Point, was wound up last
willslsodlerive vpower Iron: this source. yeah. The tirm which was one of the
“willie 0. doses or more places will de- oldest and best known of the oyster;
five power for electric lighting, etc. dealers or this city. was started over
including the town of Danielson, Conn. titty years ago by Jeremiah Smith and
. The development will greatly aid sold out to the Sealshipt Oyster coin-
mnulheturers in the district served pony about Julyl, 1911, and ever since
In ilviiioh the urine of cool has been that time the members of the ill-m have
ugherthsn in most parts of New Eng— been winding up its affairs.
land
Five hundred thousand diollnra live The opportunities of Sentinel Want
diet" cent. 404mm- bonds, additions] to Columns are oftentimes worthy of
. 33,000,000 placed on the Boston market icareful nomination. ,

 

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FROM l853T019l3

made the “Hub Warrior” Boot

We began mu rubber boots for fishermen b fore f
theilslronnsn .35 read this ad were born. . may 0

Every year for nearly sixt ours we have bee mail
_ 'tens of thousands hoisting would stand than my&
‘,Hsdofsorvioo. Aodovayosrihopopuluityoftho

BOSTON “HUB WARRIOR” BOOT

. has increased will today this brand of boot is probably grow-
in; in favor more rapidly than any other boatload .

, ”Ill-b Warriors” are made of the site i duck, lined

W ”ISM“ o ogoiol no}, and strong reinforced at
was 03 ts. i es. trey are unusual! nontrivial.

‘ boots to wear-1nd very warm. ' y

Reds in all (maths.

‘ Buy a heir of their: nest limo. and no how much silty
year- of exportation menu to you.

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Winter Furs

low more. m.. a dieoount or salmon or our m. and will stalls vary ‘
M sneer, via. 4 discount oi as to ill) per cent.

’ ”UP”. 7 ‘ W Hill“
as”! Mitts iii 13.“. . Neck rm lo “.93.

 
 
 
 
 

 

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A new roof is being put on the '
. _‘_Armel'iml restaurant in Main street.

It is reported that the oysters taken

iron: our shore are green and unfit

to out.

 

The Junior

rectory.

is

’John H weed is sullen-lug with a...

severe attack of rheumatism in his
left arm. , . . _ .;

 

Albert W. Allen is confined to his
borne, in Bannock, witlmn attack or
rheumatism.

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A now reading table has been in-
stalled in room iour lit the Staples
High school. .

 

Mr. and Mrs Frank Bokonzi are
the happy parents or a little daughter,
born Thursday. ‘1

4 improvements“hsve‘beon made to

«the home of Mrs. Mary Jones on

Riverside avenue.

tom's—Quinn.-

Miss Anna Selleck, who has been
visiting at the “Eur-row," has returned
to New Kori:- titty. " .~'

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\iiss Marlon Wheeler will entertain
the 500 club at her home on King
street, Thursday evening. ,

 

The beautiful shade trees around
the Westporl hotel have been trimmed'
and put in line condition.

'Wiiiism Petrie, who has been visit
ins his parents, has returned to his
studies at Pratt s Institute

”In—m

Miss Gertrude Preusser "Was the
Quest Sunday. of her aunts. the Misses
Gsmpher, of Renovate district

 

George Allen, who has been worlo
log: in Syracuse N. Y. for several
months, has returned to his Watson
home.

 

William \Vallvaikenberg is substi-
tuting as series of the pongrentionsl
Church, until a vpernrsnsnt session: can
be obtained.

 

Mrs ‘mlis Golden entertained a.
gathering of friends at bridge ll. her
home in Lincoln avenue. yesterday
afternoon

 

Friday afternoon Mrs. William
Dickson outsmined a only 01 triends
at bridge, after which refreshments
were served and :1 social time swayed:

 

District Deputy Nehemiah Canons.
or South Not-walk, will install the
newly elected nillcors oi Aspetuct-
Lodge, K of P, on the evening at
January ill.

 

8svdnty~hwo years ago yestetdny the
steamer Wll‘ton was burned as the
Westport shore and many lives lost.

 

lltlll i cut it ,.
1 ill «outrun

 

3?: elm non of Pope’s Cold Com

potmd noum’i All
Gripps biliary.

After m in: sum «as o! ”rows
cold desirous" you distinttlr tool

'iiioooiilhmidsssnd all the tile

more sushi imam Wrist
it is a positive tact that a lion s4

1‘ rise: one snowed/hm m

room will tar-s more
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Auxiliary or Trinity [3?
JOhuroh will meet this afternoon at the ,. ' ,
»' installed by the Southern New Ens-

us

‘ dred‘snd forty-three eelephonee dining

«rumination ii the proof at the nod-

~ The young couple will reside in San-

ho authorisation! nun, faded brittle
and sensor, that moisten a cloth with,
Dandorlne and carefully drew: it

 
 
 

 

THOUSANDS OF NEW TELEo
PHONES. ‘ '

 

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land “my During the Past Year.

livery telephone added to a system :
makes that system all the more you, ,
bio, to the new and the grueling ters-

 

were at. the nursing at his command
or Mt: it 1r 1ch the development
of The Southern New England: Tele-
phone (inhibitors service during the
year this is a matter or inmost to,
every present sud prospective sou
scribes- in the state. .,
‘ 0n the first day of January. 1913,
there were one hundred and two §thou
yttrium-ad immense
in the State oi Conneetlciti

 

 
 

Telel‘iiiono Company. This represents,
a gr.ovvth,.‘oil nine thousand four hon

the past year or an average of over
twenty-six teienhones per day din-ins

Eding lies in the eating, so. we believe
it does, this growth indicates both the
increasing value of telephone service
as a means “business, domestic and
sooisl communication, and the
sanity crowing appreciation or the:
mutton uses or the service on the
part or the general mobile.

During the year. awmmately one
hundred and sixty-nine million, eicht
,hundred. and seventy -ihree Maud.
{two hundred and severity-nu local
calls were passed in Connectiont, an
average of tour hundred and White
Mutant). (our hundred and sh calls
per day. During the sum. period live
Million twenty-Mir W has hun‘
dred toll line means. that taste any
calls to Mongols outside 0! its one
in which the calling my is mated,
were passed. To compute the then
mood. of miles at trumped the hun-
dreds of hum of this these tolls have
waved should give a more almost be
your! belief Both figures. however“
do sire some idea of the tremendous
quantity qt business transacted ovetl
the telephone a use that mu each
day

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Westport has several residents who
vividly reniember the and strong

 

 

 

morals William J. lrwin. of humor
(Norwslk, who met death by drowning,
in Inn: island Sound durinz the re
cent heavy solo, was a former ,Wefla
port mmm. he having spent his
fboyhood days in this town.
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‘A pretty wedding took place at the}
assumes ill. it, Church. at hisb neon,
Sunday, when Miss Reba smith and.

 

marriage by Rev Hubert 11.1mm

amok.

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Game Warden Wilbur Rollin has
Wily received a quantity oi‘ husb-
yohm m the some osmium-{m
for use in the tosdiru of quail is this
notion. slid would be very Will it
Buy one oould let him know where
snail undid: be round.

 

 

Blah sohool. in humbly hail; upon
the Wool. Work om tor the its
milestone in u» m rm
dism.“ An invitation is sat-sled is
the mum to stand

 
 

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phone user in that it brosdens the ‘

“ by The earthen New maxim ,

con- '

ltlobm Galisaher were united in

my. item new, or minus“.

withholds-sound mmmim V

mmmumm.
We: wuss-Amman:

 

some oil mundsnce‘: an incom-

Mia lustre. retinitis and lusii‘rll‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~‘ toilet saunter. and prove-to your-sell

tonightv—nowm—thnt your hair is as
pretty and salt as. daywthat it has

treatilientE—‘h hat's all.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

" ~ 3 We will be pleased to sub-
mit-estimates for your work.

** ; THE, _
CO. '

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10 Fire: at. East Namath
l Tel. 462.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Wunmmnwnmouw
a Symmetwullmp rot
eon common!
wsdl may the location at you
Mlle. the fatalities or the house In!
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or mullahsfyyouhw

stoma llotchkiss

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been. neghcted‘or injured by careless .

 

 

Th, Sale of Furniture, Carpets}
Rugs, Curtains. Draperies, U phol

iiihti flirty sn'd weary and hassles"

‘3 story Fabrics, Trunks and)

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Bags in Continuance ,5“. ,
Furniture, Alteration Rugs Trunks

 

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and“ Bags, Less 20 per dent.

(Globe~Werni‘cke Cases and Oficc Fittings Reservch)‘ I}

carpets, Rage? and Upholstery
‘ Goods Less 10 per cent.

Odd Dressers and Chifi‘oniers ;
of Mahogany

Very handsome specimens of the best makers

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Dressers. Chiffo‘niers.
Value $40 75 for $30430 Value $52.75 for $35.00
\alue $8150 for $54. so Value $56.00 for $35.00
Value $61. 25- for $40.05.: Value $51. 25 for $33.5o'
Value $4600 for $35.oo \aluco 5for $28.00 ‘
, Odd Chiffoniors of Maple. '

Value $45.50 for $30.00

Value $17.50 for $13.00“

v'Mattresses

Silk Floss size 4 in, 6 in. in two parts, value $14 00 for

$11. so

Easticl Felt, size 4 ft 6 111., two parts, value $11.50 for ..

Cation, size 4 it, 6 in.. two jarts, value $8.75 for

$9. so
$525

Rugs that are in the Sale

_ - In addition to the Ardahans which are oiiercd , in
_ 'all sizes at 20 per Cent: are‘the remainder of the well

known styles:
Wilton: in all Rises,

Ax mineters,

" Body ‘ Brussels,

Tapestries, Kazaks, Wool Fibre and Fibre, besides the
attractive Log Cabin Raga, which are in such favor for

sleeuihg‘rmms and summer living rooms.

Navajo Indian Rugs at one-third reduction.
Oriental Rugs at the 10 per cent. discount.

 

At the Art SeetiOn

l‘irst fluor.

‘J
Entdhew Embroidered Center Fiesta, brown linen

worked' in colors:
Value $6.00 at $4.00

Scarves ' value $7.50
Collar Bags value $2.25
Tie Racks value $2.00
Sofa Pillows value $635
. value $11.00

‘ value $5.00

Begs value $2.25
value $2.00

Glove Case value $2.45

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Value $3.75 at $2.50
Value $3.00 at $2.00 -

for $5.00
for 51.50
for $1.25
fur $4.75
for $4.00
for $3.50
for $1.25
for $1.25
for $1.25

'i‘llini ililm'.

Discounts in the Basement Furnishing Store

goods until Wednesday night.

A. Condition of this General t'ionrum‘r Sale is that gumls

cannot be exchanged nm' utun‘d.

moomwmwo

The N E Ryan co;

A Good Corset _-

Guatemala. Thooontooroiyourfignrssndihsfitoi ::
wwm the corset require s stylish and comfort
atrium Wsomytholmillmiom mods
MW (atlases are: invisible rust proof boning, It ,
m we, solemn. corset hook. splendid maria: “ ‘
More results. no hm workmanship and dainty so. 2‘ _.
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