Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 16, 1901 · page 7

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friends,

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, ‘ avenue, en—
dnl er. Ol‘. ‘VWIiter-

Maclrsy. at If";
Gregory’s Pot ' {'

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swimmbfl
oi tIltl

Russell. .
charted It
spending a

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of Bette Place. Is
’vacalion in New

momm tidied has re-
‘ port; where she
then Arthur

of NW II v9
2551‘. and Mrs. L. C.
street. has returned

‘ _‘ the guest of his
uninsured In New

3‘99 er under full

his attention -

through the

The 99min tee ‘ Iii mist N9rwalk.‘
Iron 9‘ will hers cohimit
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entertdlnin's
and I39 Miss

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9 guests of
gastric. or

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cunt ‘IIIinca. bareheiidod
oil "It? Ibove their rel-
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, ' I d‘ a? (elitiv‘al and
entertslnm
Thursday, to
Mrs. Michael.

one, fell down or
genie? last Elaturd

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pggple are interested in this subleiit

were desirous o! haviua a demon-
Inflation made.

50'.

ii

2.; ver a subject Sunday
525352 {finish-y or atom:
at) sinightlie dis-
riotfihe Dynamic In

magmas heh christian Endeavor
. ‘- tin‘é was
. Min

led 3'? Miss Emma Kirk

RDWA "'01?

Mrs. Marthe (lutliill is hills to be
Around the hound smith alter a tow
dags' illness

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George Wicks took a spin with some
or his friends in his launch Cyrlc, yes-
te‘r'd‘sy utteraobd.W ~

The odlclal bpiirds of the Methodist
and Baptist Church lield another Joint
meeting last night

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John Scollin. ol- Pinut’s dry goods
store. Dahliury. In. spending a Weeks
vacation in Rowaytd .. ,
"bit—(W
. Mrs. Eva Hall. of Providence. tor-
merly of this planet is spending a low
days with friends in town.
. There was a " 3e panther of people
insttends he‘ that“ tinfoil“. the circus
in 80th cm iii slit.

Miss piss Ito
lass Nils 9.0

of Mr. an

i Captain Andrti
Frank Holllns' ii iii
his in the Sound 31! ‘lm
ts being oveihaii‘léid‘

endure. 'I‘lio-
, 9 ‘ ,‘al‘o guests
Ar hr Gridln.

Mrs
from a

‘J. W quite . "ho ‘ as‘lieen ill tor
' ' Viiiewhat bet-
ter.

Mr. and Mrs. Plcl‘iing. of East 0r-
ange. N. J., are guests of Mrs. V. God:
trey.
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Frank Dikeman is quite ill from the
streets of the sudstrdke he received
two weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols“ oi!
Ridacil‘eld. have visited Mrs. R. G.
Williams.

Ethl and Maude Lockwood are
guest or their grandmother, Mrs. J.,
M. Lockwood.

Mrs- ere. 0; Bridgeport. and Miss
Grace P stt, of New Haven, are visit-
ing Miss Jane Nichols.

brook, preached as a candidate in the?
Gohsrelatlonal Chung. He was enter-

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As it rule. the highs
provisions the mice in
, mt ‘

‘ stills tri :‘ M It
kee, which! leaves neitt Saturds
Never in the history, of sgcrct socle

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dre‘d pieces oi music are offered for se-

, lection, at which each band selects live“ V

to rehearse and then they Will he call

ed upon to play three.
The marketed by Leader Frank
‘ " saith" march.
Earlier-t: ”Beautiful Galatca"
overture suppe; selections from “Mar-
the." Fiotow; “Awakeiiina ol the
Lion:' characteristic Kontskv. and
Meachsni's "American Petrol." ‘ t
While Mr. Fichtl with innate modes
ty expects nothing but t'honorsltile
e
have that the New Haven Elks‘ and
wil return with a portion or that 52. 000.

although their competitors will repre-

sent the flower or American military
hands.

EOCENTRIC HUBBARD.

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Attends Church In nuclei-out. Costume
Aim ‘ scares.“

Worshlppers going to the First Codi

gregatlonal Church Millard, Sunday.
were somewhat startled at casings

man in the garments or a woman. but
with long side whiskers. conic down

Cheney street. enter the church sad
take a seat well

ltotviird the front '1‘

man was clothed in s. white duck stilt.
stifli‘y starched. the shirt at which
came hat a little way below his latest
at waist outlaw In the neck and a large
straii' hat. Alternate service he was
approached by several persons and
said t at he was John Hubbard at
West oven, and that he wore the cos
tume because that Wits the way Christ
dressed on Sunday. Hubbard has a
brother who Is a minimum In China.

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TEACHERS LEAVING NORMAL
$CHOVOL.

A number of channels will be made?

this (all in the corps of teachers at the
State Normal and model schools In
New Britain.

Miss Enilly J. Parker. teacher or

English has‘ resigned because or in:

health. Miss Ad‘s Harding has resigns

ed Edward ll. Binge, teacher or rail“

sic there and in New Haven, has an
copied a position in the public so ools

of lndianapllos at a salary of 5 .500.

Miss Jessie Barbour. an assistant in
the kindergarten. has resigned

Pillow teachers have been secured by

£3th Width as follows:

on L Rllfle‘ma a graduate of the nor

net .

vért it

unit’s Plotter ii are
Holyiilte college.

Stow

maisch I
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child: " . .59
‘99: Miss once
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of the normal school in 1900. W i

In the South Manchester
schools Miss Mary (I. Pealiod Miss
Hortense Horses and Miss E

will take up ,a year’s course 0! slot

study at Columbia Miss Waters‘ has
accepted a position In a private sensor ,

The new teachers are: Miss lull Lit
tletleld ot the normal school curator
'96; Miss Erma niillsr. a teacher In
the model schoi here last ye ,
Griswold; who toilets liner“ Write
place as supervisor. by pro '

Rev. Benjamin A. Dean. of Gol‘c-‘ ‘ po‘ nil

lilies: all

pro:
line lot the mad

MIN Slit! ”It ,,
‘9 ins are miest‘s of Mrs. John .

Miss.
l . hi’illah‘d Wed;
1 I!
Mount

graduate or the horidhl stillnol:
its Alice Clark a graduate

sining‘

_ hi CW
Writers have resisned' The “:5 ttwo ‘ '
Ito

. at auinveiit
ht‘i‘t‘th‘e heat in the ,,
9 much by the ‘ ,,
Ii burning 9‘
s in Willi c
. I, . i298.
; (tiller, pain”
Kai staureitw‘ _
censure“ Business men
that they cannot read the ppea
and Women with- Weak eyes will” a
that a I

y Inc of improving the tun
‘2,.Iint sa‘idu i

"I hate been impressed wit‘li
widespread Interest taken in
question. Nothing will he letti dull
to remedy the nuisance, tori
nuisance. it Is not on petition or in
an‘ce or it would have beén solved in
ago. It Is a question or engineerin .
and the engineers ot the road lire now:
giving it their es la] study. .1: a
practicable improve out can he made
It will he made. regardless of expense
“Miter plans are proposed of hit
in; on a motor. thus doing away with:
the pulling at the engines. All right.
But how can It be done? The opera-
tion of coupling a motor to ii train

takeh tint? perhaps as much at three .
II

to live in ates. “The air brake pipes
mug he ‘cbr'iag'ct‘ed and tested

” ow
utes means a congestion at traffic on
the Central when,in the morntiis and
evening rush hours trains run at ruin
his intervals. True such a system is
in operation in the tunnels of Haiti
more. but the trellis there Is only a
thirtieth of what It is in and out of
New York citiv," ,

Mr. Newman rigid, lied id not believe
it practicnbl‘e to on part or the trains
hr electricity and mart by engines.

"The suggestion has been made to
transfer our passengers." he contin-
tied "to the underground tunnel trains
when they are in operation. or to the
elevated trains. This again. is objec-
tionalile because people do not want
to he transferred "

J. ll. Franklin. manager or the ser
vice in the tunnel. said:

"I believe that a plan will be perfect--

ad or running titties hy electricity

trough the tunaewiut It involves great
diillcultles.

endanger the lives of the switchmen.
Even it the rails wereprotected. the
question of proper insulation would he
formidable. tor with so many track’s.
each of itself a conductor, there would
he greatd anger of the olectrictiy es¢
coping.

"The number of trains through the
(until a day, averages 550 " continued
Mr. Franklin ”There were 680 last
Saturday, with a total of 2. 582 cars. "

With the return or W. J. Wilson.
the chief engineer next Thursday, the
work of Investigation will be redonlili

ed It Is expected that some plan“

which can ban tried tor a time at

last. will be ready before the end- or

the month. ,
TH: RELIGIOUS WORLD.

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New work for New York Layman-—
‘.

July 25 will have" an attendance or
about elitlit thouttapd, Everythlnk thld
flint heads towards San Francisco.
where the Esvior’th League Is in es.
sion.‘ it 399d attendanomot 39th

Will probably be at Oblos‘ito.
vs England will be well repre-g
The neutral thetisht of the

. Bil A . .,
bodice III-cum. or Tot-onto. will tell'
' goat a decade or. listen work In ”It“
ii. 2”

IDLI‘J Jinn. ‘Ol'fl‘lli
o Tease. about tit; work or the decide
the south. ti client an ad

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this manner, when you have rc~

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receive a lamp. if you continue

the use of Astoria Coffee and says ‘

your coupons, you are sure to get

a Innis
This high quality of cofiee is
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delay of three or live min” .

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