Evening sentinel, Friday, September 13, 1901 · page 6

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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lit, ill relatives in Providcnc

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ecton Lodge. Shepherds 'oi
unmet in the lodge room.

 

i’ Temperance will hold 911
Thursday evening. Sep-

spend tomorrow with friends

:York city.

ennie Thomson. of New limit.

6131': 51.5119: Mary McBride, of

ville avenue.

.. ‘Dnly. of Main sheet. has re-

iter 11 visit with leiotivesI in

, and No1tl1 Dighton.

M Slate of New Haven. will

. 41111111110111, 0f Miss Louise
. Seugatuék avenue.

I . Under.hill of Brooklyn is the

' 'lllclismitll.th11t has taken Onltis

place. in Saugntuck.

nah Britt. of New York, is making

intended visit with John and Chris

levers. of Riverside nvcnue.

E01111 Bradley has returned to

, 6 in Riverside avenue. after 11

it ont-of— town Month

158, Lillian Keelcr. of Mount Velnon

been Visiting her brother Caterer

Kecler of the West End.

rtlstic doc'ointionp 011 Baby
engine yesterday. may he 01 ed-

to Ed'wmd Bolger of Westport.

lllialn llemy Allen. of Compo

5 still in 71 4'1 itlc'll condition.

:1! tors give very little hope for

Sidney Dayton l‘cturned to her
.Birchwood IWedInesilnv after u

1 .. electric 0919 leaving Hotel
’16 for Compo Bench. at 0:10 11. 1b..
,. 50 and 10:30 p. m.. have been
‘ tinned.

lee. E. Dunnebnckc. oi the Cloni-

Sunday with flicnds in

1?

x't U. Smith of Snuizntu“:
91.4111 her inflict. Mi Pruitchmd
' re enjoying it irw duvs ut
rionn.

it Osborn. of lmpcrlnl nvenue.
59119111. Wednesday afternoon.
crating E. N Sippcllcy's traction
[311,116 for the big parade.

11119:: Cipro Gould 11 ho has been
, It); a ,i'dw (lnyp at tho losiilencc
Wnkcmnn. (lompo Ictuincd
. 11:59:51.. 141111114441 this ofteinoon.
Mlap'Ednn. Stillman. who bus been
9 guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W.
11101111; of Riverside nvcnuc, has rc-
mod to her home in Clayton. N
Th0 mnnyI friends of l‘lupk Wals'h

ding 9 few weeks at the Punzclt
tage. in Compo 1eturn to their 1homc
nwmon today.

1 engagement of Miss Charlotte:
use, 0901:9119 mes. 'to Louis
pitch, of New Haven. is announced.
ennlngs is a daughter of Mr. and

 
 

_ ii 6: 5011:: gold picoe. that m
' , nit Wednesday evening. by Vigb
ngi'no Company
electric our Jumped the track.
. nnhr the Westport Sanitar-
54:50:94.1 Just in the 710911 of
{the afternoon The passen—
11150 to the village. where they
, 10611011111 car to attend tho. por-
that 1111109.
1011011015 Thomas 0. Stamps
thdny pmiy Wednesday oven-
0111117 oil Miss Louisa Nash
r “Representative Lloyd Nash.
j 'lvernury of. whose birth fall on
dy The affair was 11 surprise to
Na incintendcd. A 11111141 num-
iii tie friends were present.
linm Smith. 1vl1o.l'or goveml
11 been connected with Rich-
. ,0 MW 'Smigntuck market has
"9111955411159, and left the town.
, r. Smith/'9 stay in Snugntuek
host of friends. who all
iii in the highest terms. and
191111101191.
tor Welter Boynton. 544115 lo—
sion of the Connecticut. Railway
this Company. who was hurl-
' in 6,111. which jumpgd the
11111011111119 avenue. a few days
convert-.41 f1om his injuries.
011171111 able to attendp the big
‘ Nbi‘wnlk. yesterday ‘

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

iii, 011.1105.
heléctioh of tilllth668.
more 0111190 William
105191111 11101101121111 George
1 911.9900. and Mr. Morton

 
 

,t . voonnoy left by Wil-
l6 eased
r from here witnessed

5414.95.14.11... nil

lgbost praise of the, hf-
pny‘ said they 1107,91 new it
, t it 011144.111:-

11111159: 11:19 111:4, 111‘:

. Carpenter. of Main 41116601151 A ,

”oi-d hldhd 61.13 Nash. 11. W. D t
41:01:. Thomas Robbins, John, Tryo
1A. Walters: dishes and tables. Thomas
11. 0.0116611 and F. L. J'u'dd‘ 11114117429;
2:41:14...

’ routines of the parade.
and others represented were: M91190-

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chill 1121111111119 $11.11 atuck "
‘1 611119149

, and Mr. [Cooler 01991'

11101in
0 thin" was plsit.

191111 9110 o. . 411:“501151'1192. 3059
on W dorhhm. William Miller Riohl

 

B (11921.1 A. lluhboll.
W. A.Thomncon. W. .l. Wilcox. 9.11410.
Robbins, S S. anhoy, S. C. Marshall.
A M. Pohlmnn. J. .1. 11109519 11114108.

The Red Men’ 9 float was one of the
The chleftai'lis

ke‘ino (300,132 Fiéher'i, Queen. Asa D90:
1:411;11410991.;11192151(1.139114;11011114,,
Stephcn8. anhey; Mochmann. 1.61212
1.1011: ‘l’emnnontu. A. B. Tuthill
The ilont 111119 1111. dsomely decornted
in t‘ru‘e Rod Mon 9 vie. and many polo.
faces were captured and scalped in it.
during the lln‘e oi march. The Indians

carriage containing herein! 499511.151:
tors in one of the. driveways 91115 61111
tured. and pulled 210111111 the block by
on cnprgfo otic body of powders. Officer
Walter iallh donkey and cant. gorge-
ously decorated was between the files
of lndians. Charles Grey was driving.
the animal and had plenty of inn. 0
Bill (John 1.. Smith) 'of- Ausanteo
Tribe New Haven. was one of the fun
lures of this division. Frank Par1koi.
of South Norwnlk. dressed as n. cow
boy. tool; 11 prominent part in keeping:
the Red Men in line.

new, m"

WHAT EAST NORWALK' bio.

 

Randall's Hail Not Sufficient to Accom-
modate Large Number of Guests.

The East Norwn‘lk lire. department
cntoltuined their guests in the best
manner poshiblo From the time the
first company at iir‘enlhn. £10m out of
tow"‘n1nriived ht 9414110011 until it was
time to merit: to the armory and form
in-thc parade. Randall's bull in South.
Osborn 11110 Van Zandt avenues. was
the place where the guests were on-
tcl'tninod, and thc members of May
tlowcr Hook & Ladder Company, bud
1,1119 the place decorated in line style
with the 1941. white and blue. Alorge
picture representing '11 fireman 1615611
1112 a small child from 41 building in
which there was life. rung over the
platform. and was the center of nitrite
tirm. Nearly {100 men were fed by the
dcpurtmcnt. There were accommoda-
tions for 360 men in the hull. but this
was not sufficient. 'I‘ublos were spread
in the vacant storc under the hall and
100 more \vcrc fed there. -.W. (‘1. Lo
1'01"" and Harry J. l-lipson. composed
the collation committee. Mrs. How-
.1741 Merritt was the chairman of the
committee who waited on table. She
was ubiy assisted by a corps of thirty
vouni.r indies. Tho visitors were serv-
r-d with refreshments after the parade

THE FOURTH REGIMENT.
OfflCers and Members Looked After at
the Ambry by Local CompaMea.

Thc Fourth Regiment. with Roenti's
Mnriuo Bond. of Now York. and the
Third Division. Nnvul Militio. wus cn-
icrtuincd ot the Norwulk Armory by
Companion F and D. Over one thous-
andlmen were provided with dinner.
and the reunion of the soldiers was of
11 most huppy character throughout.
There was an abundance of refresh-
ments for all visitors. During the tiny
and evening there was vocal and in
st‘rumcntal music by tbn' soldiers and
44111019. thcmianos in the. company-7pm.
[019 being kept constantly linn 111161.11 and
1141ch ill fine. Ipinycis bel deuce
among the- 011611. A. 141’ '1n11'm'b6121 of
the soldiero remained i own “0,1 the
dance of Company F Which provoii to
be. 11 wry succusbi'ul nifnlr.

. , 144-sz» 1.1.4.

1 LIMOLN (10115191323,

South Norwaik Members Look After
Many Out- of Town Visitors.

The guests of Lincoln Council. 010911
of Amcilcan Mechanics. were enter
tolnod at Grand Aimv Hull. in South
M11111 street at dinner 11nd supper; A
tumbler of ntuto ofilcera were present.
9110 Councils from Dunbury. New Can
mm and Bridgeport. out bud the op
noriunliy of meeting th local mom‘-
hers. ’l ho Mechanics mode 1'1 lino 11p-
penrnnoc in the Wpiil'udo and the bile
10110111 111191 utti 11411941 much a tontion.
51141 was enthusiasthclly ,9, 11141511160
along the 15110.1111'10114: the 11411101514
represpntet worn 011019 811111. Joules
H. Steven's; 10010111111

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Superintendent 01 M Shepard: at
1 199:; in“ 800,111 Norwcln all

9110 4101191 1
special trains on the
Railroad.
119110 transported to 11
NIorIwnlk 11nd 119109111:

, 41:59: F
941119194.

17911 as minim; that they ' ‘ ’ _
the trains when the tim titre
‘ 1 9111] he 410491111011 commendation

61. call an agree-1 3.
«.It 4114 1114211140110.

.' . 1214121150110.
'0' board of 111115141011 of the Connecticut

ha 30110111141 W. Flint 119111 the college im-

wow the, life of the procession. While .
passing thropgh West M14111 street. 41

quire. George ,

2201:4499: at passenger: _'

‘ . 115%: 1411115941.

“Attempt to (31,143 Hlmu PrcfcI'coi-chlp‘

Not 811'ch

566110-000 con-u AttandI 6
Monica I42 014 cupiiol. '

 

84111101111161- ill-allure

Agricultural College met at the Capl-
01171510041440 and decided to dismiss,

111661111512. ,
All of the trilst6os were 11109991.

down the prcpcaitlon made by the
111011111451.htm Flint. to give him it
Dl‘ofessorship. li‘bey 1911514011 to delay
matters until 9 commie 0 could in»
promulgate President. Fliiit's conduct
at the institution. Ill a. spirit of gen.
910910.11. 9. majority 41! the board voted
to give him his salary until next .l'ulv.
instead of merely allowing blin‘ 1119
three months' snlnrv.‘,provlded for by
1711119 rules of the board nd the custom
of the state.
1 . The name of 2 9541941149: successor
"for President. Flint was not mentioned ‘
oi the meeting. Dr. Jenkins was asked '
if ho new of tiny good men who.
might be available and he replied that
he did not. know 015mm

President Flint was at the Capitol
previous to the meeting and talked
with a few of the trustees.

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freest discussion of the whole Storrs
controversy was made. No reporters“
were admitted to the-meeting. but in~ ‘
divldunl trustees 1 afterwards talked
about what had happened. and it is
very apparent that while. there were
no verbal sorimmugee. rind no bad
feeling of any kind exhibited between
the members of the board. yet there

istatcmcnts which were made concern-
ing the degeneration of the college.

president pro temporc. and after .6.
short debate. in which the members
of the board of trustees were asked to
co and take ohnrgecf the alfairs of
the institution themselves until a new
prelddent could be secured. it was de
cidod that Professor R. W Stinso'n.
now a member of the. faculty on pro-
fessor of English. should be directed
to tnke charge of the college on pres~
ident pro tompore. Authority was
therefore given for 11 notification to
Professor Stinson that he had been
so appointed.

The executive committee, consisting
of Trustees Hopson, Patterson and Pat.
mcr. were then instructed. in company
with Trustee Jenkins. to act. as a board
to look up 71 new president for the
institution. and to report to the board
of trustees the qualifications of the
men who presented themselves us can-
didntce and the opinions as to the rein-
iivc fitness of such candidates,

. No cnndidntos for the office of per-
manent president woro tnlked over at
the meeting. it was thought to have
tho cxecuiivc board. in compnny with
Dr. Jenkins. who. as (iircctor of the
state agricultural experiment station.
is in touch with the different scion-1

government in ill oront parts of the
country. weigh the different applicants
and decide upon men whom they could
recommend to the full board of true-
tees as suitable men to take the plum
oi the into President Flint.

The question of the three vacant
professor-ships. notably that of profes-
sor of veterinary science. made upon
tho rctircmcnt of Dr. M. 3. Mayo.
who goes to the Kansas Agricultural
College. was disc. usaod. The names of
men wttb 1"ei'e16nces for the three in
cant professoish'ips wcie considered
by the board of trustees and the ox
ecutlve committee was authorized. at-
tel consultation with President Pro:
tempore Simeon. to engage either or
all of this three men 50 recommended.

These three men will probably be
appointed. but the trustees thought it
11941 to have M‘r. Stinnon consult with
the executive bolud before actually
deciding upon the appointment. The
executive board. while authorized :0
vote rm- or against the appointment of
those three men. 1195' no authority to
ongngc nny othoi 11111111 or to consider
the a pile. ion of 'any other man than
the 5 rec mentioned for the three ro-
spectlve pio'fosqore‘hlps.

The 1111111 11141111111100 in this list fbr
tho professorship of veterinary science
3? 41104129411151.9191'019 D1210. 11.1.51:-

ert. oi Clinton M11119. Dr. l.e'hnert is
41 graduate of the Massachusetts Agri-
cultural college. and u post udunto
of the Motilil. Univorclty nt
lie 'hns boon connected with the M119
4452995114 State 05111:: Commission
and is high recommended for the‘ post.
41011 by President (1041419911 and Dr.
Page.
setts State’ Ingricuiturai Collé‘g’c at
11111119191..- .

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EXPLOSION 1011.06, FIVE. .
1% .'

NlllW YORK. 94515195.: 19—1-1119:
44919410540941.9554: .01
late A M. Segulfiotig

' old
The total
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id .1112 , f1

'2'

'Doon's KlIdiley mile, led me to think

The meeting was one in which the , _

was no limit to the direct and trunk I

. The matter came up of appointing 9. ‘5‘

lists and directors working under the '

ontreni. '

veterinarian of the Mausaoh11-‘

0011111191115 44.: all itching 119011.11 in

 

,lieve you. it kept
up the ubhinixgilmicn'l read about

they might held 9}." 911d 1 went to
Plalsted'fl' drngI store ,for a box. They
cured me promptly'nnd quickly. if i
ever ahould have dffrecurrpnce i know
what to do." "

 

For 9419 by 41110541941"
outermost-1.105,,21.9419.
IY. sole ngbnts for the United States.

Remember the opium-pooh 4-9449

Price 50
cents.

i

HANDICA'PPED.
Ambitiouo Politic!

take no othor. . .

 
 

1.591: how easily I was
elected lost your, when the people
boldly knew me at. all. "

whole trouble.
know you now."

6611111112 6161111140 C..C. C.'
86179:: of 01464601 who trlu to 400
"4411110011111 5114,! 44 1600."

AN AWFUL THREAT'.
"l 20,0 1 must be more severe With
you. Alfred. if you get home again late
[’11 dismiss the cook and begin doing
the cooking ugaimmyselii’:

 

 

 

lacon- Your 30*!“ won 000m“.
Candy Cnihunic. cure constipation louver.
09.2941llC.0.0.ruthdruuisurclundmonu.

 

price.

New YORK. NEW HAVEN a:

HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.

M

In effect May 19, 1901.

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NEW YORK.
A. M.--12:3i'1x. 4:561: 6:451. 6:15.
0:55, 7:13, 7:54. 8:1611. 9:03x. 9:86.
9:56. 1012211. 10:40.1113511.
P. M.—-—12:55x. 1:17. 2:26x, 3:04
0:41. 7.07, 725611, 8:11 10.:20.
SUNDAYS.
,A. Fir-4213511., 425511, 5:451. 9:05,
9:40x. '

l0:10.
LEAVE NESWVORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.

A. 111—»12 02x. 5:.00 9:00. 7:.00
s 00:: s 02 9:00;. 0:025.9104x.10:02x
10: 04 11: 0011. 11: 02.

1' 114mm: 02. 1: 04. 1: 110:. 2. 0011.9: 02
:1: 3011. 4: 02:: 4 04 4. 30. 5: 02. 11:00:.
9-02. 7:00. 0:0011. 9:30.11200x.

19111411121138. ,

A. M.:—12 0211‘. 0: oo.‘ 7: 50, 19:02.‘

1’. iii—«0 00. 9: 00:. '11: 90.
1.5111415 acuru' NORWALK fOR

. . NEW HAVEN.

A. Mfr-12:0“. 1:09x. 1:20x, 0:15.
7:42. 2:42, 11:102.. 10:02:.‘10:1,ox._
u: P0182. 1,1: 38..

1419—12: .0211. 1: 10. a: 07:. 4:18
5:22 9:20, 7:05x..:9051.9:1'5,11:15.

Bridgeport. in addition to above—P.

11.—2- 40, 5: 94 7. 29.

SUN DAYS

9:12.11:08x.
p 14-»7 15. 9: 05.
9011114 NORWIALK 'ro DANBURY.
.4. M.——s: 29. 9:15. 9 59:. ~
7I130.I111..~1:1111.2 22, 4: 251:. 5: 10.5: 00.
0115119an 1’6". or 9511114411:
A‘ Md’fifil00r

P‘MMio‘oir
siiII 19

tertered 17161 mi: 11,: en 902911541111 my ,

1household: duties 4] at ni ht when
01 They 11015611 111111041 unanimously to j , m 3

0121111119 President Flint. They tinned

Trusty lienchmun-”But that’s the '7
The pooping—,5} 111—: .

chcr Iold in bulk "

LEAVE sou-1'14 NORWALK roe

 

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-“l don't think ,_' ,
['11 1151/41 11 blto't 11111111 ‘9 in getting any ., ‘,
5411...: i wont. '

 
 

Some low shoes‘ aim the highest iii .

3.2lx. 4:07. 426011, 6.33. 5:551, 8205!.

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=Wnitkiiis
'1 8': Dow,

112 WASHINGTON STREET
' 50015115119212.
Phone 4326.

* 1" Glover’s the

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th‘c ,icaIt particular
his Ihoec. “Pa wil
Now pa, ,lt'a up to
to pay I high price
that will not stand

age or are you going
wear one of‘our

WNW

line will you not?.

MMMMM
ununu

Thin ,Sup'ii'ner vacation has
been very hard upon choc leath-
er—he has played all sort of
rough gain” and ban not been

' more," 411954114411 all the wory
he has had in the matter.

him a new pair-«7'9 chu going

that are made to resist cuccess-
fully the hard knock: of youth.

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5106191110 Updeiilalments

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911171119 made“ 001
line at this price as hirh oracle and as
55115124101911.5191: 19911001 as 19 our

The results 010111 9110115 [7110 mov-
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straw lials as liqhi 5,5 is consistent

98 Washlntton Street

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Burt 82 Company' 5 Shoes tor Men, 83 50. .

Lounsburv. Mathewson 84 Company 5 Shoes for Women. $3. 00.

Children 5 Box Calf 811065, 5100 51.25.1115 31.50.
The Fauiiiess LaIdies’ Shoe now selling at $2 .0011

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