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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 23, 1913 · page 9

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. brought the animal outward.

I coughs and colds.

to you.

» with an extension of time of three and bought the fake mine, paying cash.
,years. The Second is forest) per cent He was directed across the street to I
settlement of claims fith an immediate the “YOfiDGCllVG purchaser, 3 blink”

'llloli‘e‘rt Linden, o’l .\eu Yorlt‘ two of lather ventures

swollen membranes. There is
only one way to do this. thorough-
ly. and that is to use

ileum iii sham.

NEW‘ YORK, (lot t2.~‘-Cborsod ‘willt,

‘ Police Commissioner. Daugherty to
' one oi the cleverost men in this line in

 

have obtained $25,000, from George ,.
physicians h‘sirohild, of Meridon, (3011‘!!qu 19

For years leadin ‘
I have prescribed t is sterling through the goal at mining stock.
_ remedy with great success and Which satiation declared proved to on?

 

thousands of

able and dangerous of caughml
yields to Linonine.
and enriches the blood and so first mac or him when the 'I‘oron '

stores circulation ‘to the affect. suthoritlesmt opicture or a man to;

ed lungs and throat—sit is the rested there on a charge or ohtal‘ninsI
greatest of all cures for coughswmoner under false pretenses.
and colds. and one bottle will

the local authorities.

, All druggists, 55c, 50c, $l.oo.

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Of a concern in whose affairs sever- 01' the "00““ ”05mg “5 an investment

’ s'windli‘rig «two New England men out "
oi 5110.000. Samuel P. Giroux. out.
Samuel P Groves. declared on Illinois. ,

this country, was brought; here thi5‘ .
week from Toronto and looked up at ,
police heudusute‘rs He is allmd to.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

paOple depend voiceless and to have deirouded Wilt ,
upon it for the alleviation of 11am E Shinks. of Springfield; Mains
Even; brow of 316.000111 another deal in alleged g,
. chitis, moot stubborn, disagree- worthless stocks. ._
The local police have been looking
It ,warms. for Giroux for two years and got their,» 1,

Commissmner Doughtery mimosa».
”be sufficient to prove this fact the uuotosrwh as that of 03101111 on 1
I the Toronto ipollce turned him over to

. . ~y IMERIDEN, Oct. 22.—I~George WI}
‘ ,THE HAT TRADE. , Ili‘uirchlld lost $30,000 toINew York}
' _ . lwire toppers about. a year ago. One-

 

a1 local manuiocturers are interested. $391131?in imaging“; 111::
the Daily Trade Record, New York. ‘ e
says under 11. Newark, N. 1., date:

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could sell it again to another broker

Gersteu Bros" but manufacturers, 28 at a- clean profit of $20,000.11‘alrci1ild :

Wickliffe street—Two m‘o‘positions 0{who has been conducting 11 brokerage
settlement with creditors of Gersten office here im- many years and “who
Bros" hut manufacturers, of 28 Wick. is the confidential agent of several

lil‘l‘e street, have been submitted by 1hrge private fortunes. seized the 01p "_

Nathan Bil‘der, attorney for the con- pontunlty. With his own private mou-_
«11 ll, and the matter of aceepting by and money belonging to his fath-
either is left pending an appraisemem; er. Henry F Fair-child, vice- president
of the flmSassets The first 039,15 of the building firm of ii Wales
(or the payment of creditors in fun Lines company. he went to New York

payment of 15 per cent. cu‘sh. 71,5, per who was willing to pay 11 handsoriie

cent. in six months and 71,4 per cent price, $50, 000 for title mine. The lotto? .

in twelve months. ‘could' not think of buying the mine be- .
’I’hlli'p Simon,of'l)anbury. Conn” and cause he had tied {up his money in
Here is where the
the largest creditors represented by “Glide" mun scented
made a creditors committee to confer 'wherc he had just contracted the pur.
upon a settlement. There has been no chase and paid 0me 3111000 and the
adjudication in the matter. I.Mr Bilder‘place was closed The New York 10-
clsiins that the difficulty with the firm We W0“? “Olifliv‘d Md ”WI '0” M“-
ic that the compé’iy has its assets tied l1 airchild that he had been the via ,
up in the processed manufacturing; tiin of schral of the slichcst buuco
Tl"? receiver, J. fiayard Kirkpatrick, men in the country. it was not 1111-

EUM him that after purchasing it he .

something
Rosenberg & Lexis. New York were. ‘wrong He went has k to the office.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

iound the plant in full operation when ill Glrcnx was arrested in Toronto

' he took charge, but it has subsequent, that the case has brought “D to W‘- l‘

ly been shut down li1‘nirchild’s notice again He and.
Mr. Bildcr complains that there was his father were mulling an automobile
no not of bankruptcy. He. alleges that trip through the Adlmhdflt‘kfi M “‘8
11 member of the firm was sued on 11 time nnd when he lcturncd lo Meriden
note which be indorsed for a relative :Mr l‘I‘uiri-li ilr would hm .1 nothing to
The uttm 11m says the bankruptcy pm. 1131 about the case. The form formul-
ocudliigc started by three small cred .an his 101*H “a“ ”"9“ “‘9' “9°?" a
lime. have worked :1 hardship on nil‘yenr. not lcnklnn out nnlii illroux's
concerned. ; rupture.
At 11 recent conference of creditors!
in Dunbnry. the three years‘ propouul‘ Henry A, Johnston. A business man
wnu refused but a willingness wanior li’Ansc, Mli‘ll., writes: “For years.
shown to extend the time for one year Foley's Honey and TM Compound for
for full pnyment of claims. It was coughs and colds bus been our family
iuicr decided to await the report ofl medicine. We give it to our children,
the uppiIIulsois to non whui liquidation him like it. on account of its pleasant
would bring and determine the fair- taste it is :1 note cuio for 00118th

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nose of the client rcfcrred to. Mr llil—' ‘riiid colds" it contains no oplutus ‘

do. stated that tho debts of the com For 11qu by all driissints.”
puny are about $85,000 and he says}
that. M u going conccrn. the assets
will cuiiul that amount. William 'Ii‘rii.»g

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PRESBYTERIAN JUBlLEE.

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no, Samuel Nichols and Philip Ii). lil- N°r°t0n Church to Observe lie Gemiv‘

lloil haze been appointed :rppruiuiiru i c‘n‘on‘a] um Week.
Mr Bldcr stated that the company ’1
luring the week beginning Oct 26.
mm “new": GM of the be“ someone the Noroton Presbyterian Church will
this your that it had during its twirl; celebrate its semi-cooleulll llr ‘('lll"
_ 11‘ M _ y . ‘ . . . .
w" e fffljntimwu -- lion Murtyn will deliver 11 iueuiorliil um»

HORACE 82:88 FlLla ANGWER «111011 on aunties, M ll 11 111., on "Thu

Horst-u hours at Huston nits iliomi ”Ma” ”r Fifty Years" A “n" in I

lrumoutsl and vocal musical service
Mn humor in the Civil Superior court R
to the fiction oi’ the llritiiiooort WY ‘Elt'lll b1. rend-rod by dintiusuliiliud urt-

drnulic Company which went: to run ”1"“ In“ Mooney, 0“" 3" “t 3 l" 111.. <

911105 “WORSE hour‘s loud in mm,“ thorn gill! on 11 minibrounion of pros
and selling thut tin-cc .Dlll‘llllial‘ii be” out n ‘ tumor “1"” M“ “a “W“,
onmiiuicil. Mr Boers in his answer mm" sud “l" all interacted ‘“ ”4m”
outs that the slim could he laid in ‘1 WWW With "“45”. recliniious and 1111
the Maturity and 15115 not so scrim tienhmsniu. “"4“"de (put. 30' the

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, unveiled audio-lei nddmuesor room

Home “You!” motorway. 1111111111111 will be delivered by diction

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A with“ was received by the 110111111?thth and neighboring cloi‘flmos. .

here yesterday from ’l‘srrytmvn, stub including in. 060. p- Pentecost, 93*"

but that 11 home had been utoieu tram I Howard A, Johnston, D." Herbert 3* ‘
A binary sishloythers yesterday mom-I“”"“‘ in mm“ W” Kirk, or. ”1"“

 

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Iir Curios Martyn 1111i preside. Till:
combined choirs or the damnation-

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