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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 31, 1901 · page 1

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wasfiusultfli‘ . ”a: , and after they references to show this. This truth is WANTED. . , ,

J that Barry put . especially applicable to us as a people,
his arms : Wilde. The at- subjectively andobiectiveiy. His dis- ‘
torney done it e that they were ‘ ' course was an able effort and he held
ledn a playful man- ,

WANTED‘wWASHI: ”it” mil ‘
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put armlnd D the attention of the large audience

Miss Bar l‘. Beibei;.Mrs. Northrop.
Brooms! ;, lira. iterate. Danbury;
Miss Annie 1". flaeley ‘Easton; Mrs.
Abholté it held: lilies art. book-
wood. tan and; lira. Charles A. Burr

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» . . ' “ed Ivory important hour. w“ , .
‘ , filii'JfiiiiiEgda"‘mdiwemlzte'eri‘m .eiid in aliprobabil- , wanrsm—nov To. Decry ‘
. _ . pointed in find “we!“ a vacancy. i 1‘ .. w: to work to fol- . egHOOLMAoIERe' ROUND TABLE. groceries! ind ,WOrk iii-store. All he:
3 . . The recordu show that there were e ago D'Onofrio 0n Brenna I J.. South Noflaiis P. 0. _ oasjet ,
.1; , . . . . “ , thirtyiflv. “mums. from Bridge . H3dsaéngfiitg’ltt’al; . has on to be Held in Bridgeport, Bat- WANTED~BOARD AND‘ “mm

323:: the other mentions put to- (its! night. mum

At the close of the meeting. the Com- t ' 3..» ' dance of the ital-

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. .. . d . s * » the employ of Mr. H. 0| Round Table of Western Connecticut wa
“MIN" twink.“ Willi! 3.1:13‘2213‘332 “AFN," ‘0 in Fm“. dill OM“ mm “M Ba is be taken In and Adhiili Gliilli’iill H.“ in B i will be held Saturday morning at 10 wartranwmr, pop, only“;

"0'. ”MC". 6 N U HARM? F‘OTIVAL i" i". ”dim. ‘ " 1i.» “is Jgtgfirfig "ii. “CIR. o'clock, in the Board of Education homework in family of Ive. (lab at
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. . Mrs. Lear-and Betts’, 83 Iiast avenue. :3
since. “I the “31an told rooms. Bridgeport. Principal Charles between 6 and 8 o'clock evenintl.

, « m . A Quorum Iran or»... on Local ‘ . .Bt-m' strafing; my; THE mung" up OFFICERS firTli‘élfibi’i d?’3.’"i‘a‘ii.”ii‘éi‘ifli W . “9 3‘
lunar \lilll cflliiiliill m 1.3;: 3.11;“ .333; .. m. “M will“ ill iiillii . believing: anchorwoman.swam: wow-AMERICAN M... m

~ V I hurt of East Norwalk' H W Sale wife (no children) wish work by day
Cranburv 011”“ mi “‘5‘“ Wm“ ‘° The onleere Are atili Pmeeutinl ‘ "' 3““ "a "1 Rev. J. w. Davis Chosen Presidflii'l and Miss A. a. Baldwin: of coats Nari “r “’m M" ”mm” a“ ”make" °' ‘
int Find They Cannot Have Their ser. hem 0' a“ M'”“"“‘ "9" KW' Search for the Min. and Follow

urdsy M°"‘"‘" ished room into private family. Ad. .,
A meeting of the Schoolmasters' dress x., Sentinel Ollce, Soumalgoart-

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ills afternoon. and Rev. F. a. Alnaworti-i secretary place during winter. or charge of fun

 

 

. on store, the above walk. and "‘9 34‘9““ follows: dished room house. Moderate pa
MWhon‘hiast Nut,“ as They en in the chapel. There was an ex- Up a Number of Glues, '"glrazfizgggg am“? How to Conduct Faculty Meetings. expected, but duties must be "lit?! .
“"v police to K"; Them celiont entertainment composed of mu Which Prove Frultleee. ., .— L lens on - Gc'lcgaxznnggsEtnadnS‘iR: Morals—~The dress I... care of Sentinel office. 9” at ’
tn school. slcal Ielectionl. ”idea the local ‘3“ There i‘ ewery m'on to “Hm “ Tm 5,2331}: ‘v ddrcas ogthenThlirB- BRISTOL. OOtOber 30—Th8 thin,“ Detention I After schoot Bellion“"(l) ”finessMAKln WOULI’M m '

 

not there was presentaqunrtetie from present that nearly the entire lulled “ml ”"1““ “Harem 0! the Advent for discipline; (b) for'failure in les-

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day WM. , Ch istl r Chu h of (3 ti t be-
The law requiring children under Cannon, whlo .discoursed sweet mu- population in Son , Norwalk imbaudeu ion at ‘ “it . . tho dist Church will r in re. cause on sons. West avenue. Norwalk. on Si.
“ Bic most aec‘ ill)“ to other and are ‘ tiring in unity to , ” , . 5‘“ a "'0 “a” “95510“ here yester~ How Far Shall the Principal Dominate ‘1 ‘ .

313nm“ years M “88' in the County Following 0. entertainment 3 00" keip Benedetto D; trio. the murder- lilirimmnmtrrsu 43.39%; ulna: day I" "‘9' Adm!“ Church 0“ West the Work of Ills Teachers? WANTEW'WTRODUCTIONS T0

““9"", Homes, in N”"'""" m “t' latlon that could not be beaten war or of Garrett Ba " om being dellv- ' 0M 1" congctmts of iii-"39" with (191983193 “3 attendance The School—an ideal of social Demo- “New Valuable DYOWBMOIW 0”
tend school forty weeks a year came served with ice cream gnd cake as deg. cred into the hon f Justice. it is ., m all, envy and from all portions of Connecticut. The cracy. willing to act. Address Advertiser,
in for mngtdenhle criticism. yeater- sort. known for a posit‘ fact that a cer- jealousy and. atom at seeing oth- session opened at 9-30 in the morning M... Sentinel office. ' 038 5t
03!. M the annual meetinx of the The auctioning on of the vegetables tnin "alien, who it “ about five miles are of litter ity preferred before “iii Rev. J- W‘ David Dweideniof the coop GAME m unruly woopg, . . . M. . t--- . .

conference. in the chair. After the do» . t . V i '
votionai exercises the chairman ap- Harry Ride“ 0f hast Norwalk, wont TO LET'

_ hunting Tuesday in company with . ,. .. . .. ~
.m victory has been a??? “I: axgfl‘fi finft‘gffmfi; Charles H. Hawlcy and Leaner s. Burr. TO LET—113 wssnmorm . sin,
”mu.“ conqueror Richard Blend of 350““ Norwalit. The of Stepney. The. party buzzed twenty 8 rooms. Apply Fred H. Rowan. ill
v“ star." The singing Journal of We year’s conference was any squirrels and one rabbit. the best South Main St. South Norwaih
If. oms. Young people read by Rev. F: s Ainaworth of East day's sport of the season thus far. ' A. Milli"

W." . i . ~ Norwriik. Two new clergyman were

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0‘1 TO LET—v8 aoOMs. ALL 'tM-
g ~ admitted as members. Rev. Joshua movements. in need location: also
it - ; . Danton. of Torrlnstou. from the HOO- three rooms and store. Enuuirsi'i‘sy—
, sac Valley conference. and Rev. . lcr & Golden. Washington urea.

(horse M. Tennis. of Hartford. from South Norwaik. can at

the Massachusetts conference. The

reception of fraternal delegates from T0 LETaFlRST VAND -SEOORD
_ rtof'i’olice William. TWO Fimil . Mo 6“". t... other conferences then“ took place 8"" E8l0i3 lelll “Dill Jail ll floor. 81 Woodward ave. 5 roomsoaols

Board of Management and Visitors of proved to be one of the most laugh west of South Norg‘y‘ .. has passed a “a in-publlc
the Faii‘fiflid County Home. The Coun. able part of the evening's enjoyment. subscription paper efound among his meni then q." n the heart sings
ty Home visitors in one various towns The auctioneer was Georse'ani‘OW. 0-” countrymen and hilt a large aunt of sweetly an
have unnoticed dlilioultlee in placing Westport. There was a very large et- money is being raised for the bandit of Med than , r ’*
children out in families because the tendance and the slim realised for the me assassin. on ”m, can _,
school lawis enforced. militia children chapel will be a out one. A carryali According to the stories that are mum to 4,
from human-particularly thoseof for load of Norwaik and South Norwaik afloat at present they are making a are‘espcc
mere—just when their assistance ‘9 people attended the feliil'fll- hero of him. The police claim that if
most needed. For this reason the . the tables had ‘ it turned and the ital-

number of those in the county institu— ian had been . 'ot. every door in the

lions for neglected and dependent chil~ community would have been closed to ‘

fire}! crews rapidly, and there are few the planning: fa that the latter would . -

applications for them. . . have been pt , the very night the
Thevlaw Write a detriment to these t ...______. ‘ ted

institutions, and the visitors feel that

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if it were not no, children would more i ' ‘ Vollmer heard a it the an riptlon ‘ » They were: “9'"- M""" G. N"“‘°“- 0" Hidflll'iiif Kl. “0°" “'9‘ “0"" 0‘ “V9 rooms. ‘1”:
readily find homes in families, re- Judge A. 3. WOW“. 5 "i" 3 paper he set out at once to! m0" 0 00 file“. S‘lr‘lrinitzéleld. rgprcsentinih theTzlassa W-.. 7 ' Woodward avenue. Houses and bullde,
ceiye a sudlcient education. and be th. Rgpuhficgn (“naught concerning it. in company ‘Oon- “ ‘J use. 8 con "mm“ ev‘ .omas mg '0“ for ”M“ Easy payments. AP'

taught at the some time to be indus-
trious citizens. -
The usual meetinl; was held in the

peristalsis:arsenals: suilEililllEl) Ll-iilliiiiiill

ton, who knows the lay of filie land ll
the vicinity where the m ,j is’ help:
raised. they drove to the ' see this .
burning. taking along Fran Onsassa. were! rem. .

‘ . ., |_ .> . ’ ' , Feltman. from the Catskill conference. ply to E. A. Woodward.
W“ “m J ”m" "’ illiE Bil , Bi EXPillililli :33 bruisiniéiii: ‘Wrakii": WE BUY ‘30!" A Bililli ro Lombardi—immobile

p. R. and E. 9. Mansfield from Chica- ' “lim- NorWfl'k- P098855“ NW1.- ,
‘tm. in Cottages 20. and Rev. Anna E. Slim. from Culprit 0"“ Slipped "0°" me ADD" to R' H- Golden, 0" 3.- H521 if j ,

 

 

state board of health. The commission . . .
. era were present as were about a score Just thirty-fours, ‘ ‘
of visitors. ’ bled in the Town .;

other way, that is not covered by po- street, was dew . .. by fire early to- Who visited the Rhoda island and Con-
ice surveillance. or men who have vol- day. The hull r g was occrflled by necticut 00111011311005: Rev. Henry and took from the jail 3“” Esters. a . .,
'lntecrcd to be on the lookout for the the Derby 8: . Laundry; tbe'Chlca. Stone. from the i-loosnc Valley confer- negro. charged with forcing Granville TO LET—THU CHILDREN’B‘

agelerer and wire the proper authorl- so General die ins. works and Zlm- Nice: RNA 1'3. 1‘- Ellie. from the Cats- Ward. .1 flfleen-year-om boy of Near home. with good garden, locatedo'o the .‘

_ ,, , Neck and Broke Aws , But His
over by County vOirimiiulioner James "in ltalisn. who can interpret the ltai- A lewd! ”it ‘ ”"90 3MP W". iiawieytiiie. “3‘“ “15° recalled. Body Was Riddled with gut. . ,, _ .
E. Miller, in whose charge the Home _........ " inn i-nmmse readily. The police hove. . . “I “N“ Wm 0" “0 "mm? 8 mi" ‘1 W! the" Mid lets Immediately. To LET—5 noon FLAT. escosm .
matters are placed. The board of man Had . Good’Polleiilri 0 at the “at“. through this man, to capture D'Ono- ”. r out‘hy Chicago Police and showed all bills paid and :1 bob ._.. story. over J. M. Lnyton‘o Office. mu.
ligament includes the three county Laat mam. half-5‘ used my - MO- . . “C“ i“ ”W "NWT!“ Remit-9 from Hcmnnvmn. Ky. October 31~ road Plate: not :10. For new par-
commisalbhers, and .‘ member‘ each cept the , “ ‘ . on Even,“ 4" There is hardly a foot of country CHICAGO, . .. “i" 31*». five story lncn sent to visit other conferences A mob of fifty or geventydlve deter- tit-illars inquire at onion of . .Oldj
from the state board of charities and . .t w" hi" o” Him. within thirty miles of South Norwalk. brick building, iii and iii Ontario were then read by Rev. J. Vi. Davis

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«nines citizens came down upon this lit- Well Cigar Campany. 83 Weehlhmf
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sembly .

After the prelim. rice the report of Wall street, last night. for the; : .
Miss Ellen E. . ll. of Norwaik,ths of holding the Republican ca . v.

secretary, was; all. it showed affairs the First and Third Districts. to nora- . . ,

at the home m1 , very satisfactory. A inaie a candidate for. the once of dele- y that there were‘tbree or tour in The Chicago a

. kindergarten. * artlncot has been add- gate to the constitutional convention. WWW" “‘0 km" DOWN"? rson- “‘5 W“ ”’0 '

ed to toe ‘ac “col and a new teacher. instead of the live-minute affair that “V W they “a ”9“ him “ that . “1° ‘0“ on

 
 
 
 
 
 

V. ' immediately they hear anything marinas a Corn 1 ny. manufacturers of kill conference; Roy'- Jflmes A- Gfld' ppm“. to commit a crime, and strung Strawberry Hill road. For particulars

, , or see him. it was stated yes~ shirt waists. ." _ “P’- "0‘" the Massachusetts confer him to the court house ate . So uiet- enquire Of the deletion.
“$d CWDMY'B build- “('9' TM statistical 3“" spiritual '9' ly and systematically didn’the nigh so ...-..-a.......*.......-s..

. port from the church showed an in p -.
"buiidiiils burned is “a"! in membership and a swam” about its work that the citizens of the , EQR SALE. . ‘.

 

town were in ignorance of the existence ‘ m m

 

, ~ luring the past year. Reports ‘ r ' ‘ ' m '
Miss J. Eat. John, has been . [my been , leteti ll some of qty, p. that he lild “kill! to estimated at $6 by“. half of which is WWW , ,, of the mob until the negro was in its F0 SA __ E 14. . .
Therm-inmates!“ “mm W iaadersflihrard’ont ”W "at . j y ”I“ N 4“ (Didn‘t: T [a “599W ‘9 , "33‘ twenty-four ‘cie‘iéavmen were :lutcllea ”ma? “GEL"? 53%“; “1:391:ng gag?“
tie ones a W‘tbe benefit of the in- the most interesting..thrce-quarters of "("3“ “‘9“- D’l‘m’ Sheriff 39““ W. have started 1W!“ nn‘expiosloa. m ’ regarding the ““0" mm" in “‘9‘" ' ' ‘

_ The keys of the jail were surrendered ‘
iculley immediately drove to Weatport. Fire also destroyed the three-story ”BWC‘JV“ “PM“ “1' labor. The ”99"" to the lynching party upon de- ditlnn. .Apply‘ at Sentinel om”!

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The broil“? in "ii“ town were thorough— cooperace shop of John Johnson, at of "3“ 5m?) "M919" hm” submitted mend. There" in which the negro was FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFiCfi-w
iy aroused and volunteecrcd their st-r- 2m and 212 North Carpenter street. b." (v- A i‘hrizuszon. of i‘lanbury. show“ confined. was entered and the noose good 10 room house. in perfect order. ‘
vices. They said they would hunt musing it less of sodium. Several pcr~ 0“ ”"3 “m“ "’*““‘"'“ m" 1mm“ "1'95““ ta... adjusted about his neck. near business center. post chine,
'lifmlilh ”I9 W00“- Th“ sheriff 80' sons living in refuges adjoining the "Wk ”'9 W“ 3W”. WM" li.289.H. lie was dragged down the jail stairs schools. churches. and all advantages.
‘ompanicd ”Wilt bill ”it“? search F39 shops were overcome by smoke and “NM-V 7‘" of WM?" “'3" spent. and out into the street. He managed (full or write. ll. 8. Hull. Room 1. halt-1
in vain. No one that looked like DOn- rnrried out by the Chicago police. At ”:10 all llditliii'nnlvlll was made to slip the noose from his neck and df'r Block. So. Norwallt, Conn. 029 St

minnow): here is age ai improve. an bourpoiiticni session that has tak-

‘ merit in theiwork’ofthe so cold. The on plant ill some time. Apparently
number of claseee under each teacher there was a misunderstanding as to
has been reduced and better work is who was‘to have been nominated from
the result. .lhrsc districts for the office. as about
There were no cases of serious ill. i one-half of the party present was obso-

'" lime in the school last year. There lutely certain before the caucus con—

were a few case 6: when in can b. vcncd that Lieutenant-Governor Edwin 1m“ was seen. -~'-—-—-—-- “M” 1130 Mid ih“ GPIPSMPS were SCTV- made a break for liberty. The mob . ~ ~~~ «w '-"f-‘~*-~r~'-—~~~~--~
Dr. James G Granary was? agpointged 0, Keeler was to be the unanimous Previous to this the sheriff was in J. H. FiLLOW's HORSE STOLEN. 6‘“ i0 dinner in H Stat!" mission tcnt made after the negro. bowling and fir. FOR SALE”AT REASONABLE
physician to the school ln place of Dr. choice of the meeting. and an equally Nomion. where it was said the man M -_ "9'3”“ '0' “’9 WW0“ "1 a ‘0' m0“ ms at him with sums and pistols. The ”“0“- “ “”9039“ 0‘ “i 9308‘ '1‘“ 919'
A. H. gamma large percentage we. just as comm had been seen. He stopped at the Sol- wire Left Hitched in Front of the Unli- the street from the church. At 1:30 negro fell within about one hundred sirflbie homestead Property of the late

A plot of land was used for garden- that there would be no other candidate
. in; purposes for the oral time and the than Hon. Asa B. Woodward. As a re.
i older boys were allowed to work in it suit of this. them was a very sharp
t with the gardener. Many of the boys, skirmish when the opportune moment
i took great pride in it. ibis believed arrived to name the man who would
l_ that this will have a beneficial effect. he the Republican candidate.
i it not only provides the home with The caucus was called to order
i fresh vegetables, tut it also green the promptly at the appointed hour. 8
. boys an opportufl ty to learn garden- o'clock. by chairman of the Town Conn
mg, [g lg.pfopogga to extend the car. mittee Francis Leonard. who was ches-

ilers' Home in that place and got out ad Bank Building. on til-assembling. iicv. (i. L. White of- yards from um jail, riddled with bul- Rev. Dr. Seward, on Fairneld avenue.
the whole army of soldiers. He says Jmph ii. Fillbw's horse and car. (cred prayer and than the roll call of lets. Sc. Norwaik. House twelve rooms and
there were (oily 150. who volunteered finite was stolen. last night. from in ministers imk iii'M‘G- Those present The noose was again pieced about his large barn. Grounds fl‘ontlng on “if“
to hunt In the woods. They strung "of" “t the United Bank 1,11"an in were as follows: Executive board, neck. and he ’sms dragged to the court- streets. For terms and mflicuifli'fli
lot in every direction. Several claim~ Washington street. Smith Nor-yam 39“ James “7- ”Mia. EBB! Norwaik. house and swung to the topmost steps. aoply ‘0 Jacob M. ””0". amt. 5
rd that they had seen D'Onofrlo pass while Mr. pmow was attending the an- president; Rev. Henry Stone, Walling. The mob was formed in thoneigmtor. Railroad Place. 029 (it

the Home with a gun in one hand and coal r0" call and entertainment of [OM vice-president; Rev- E S. Ainfl- hood of the mime. Whenthgwork of ""' '"“""‘“; ”"“‘"‘””’“‘"""
t revolver in the other. Word was Butler Lodge, 1, o_ o_ F. There was Worth. Ea“ Norwnlk. secretary and lynching the negro had beet accul- FOR SALE TYPE METAL FOR

. . babblting. thoroughly cleaned, and in
‘ent to Chief Bowman. 01' the Stam- considerable excitement when it was treasurer, ministerial board. R9" 0' plished “’9 membereoftheipohqulckly .
iord police. and every available olilcer learned that the turnout had been stol- 3- Wallace, Bridgeport; Rev. George dispersed and went to their m. convenient Shape- 10 cents t 9011M-

 

 

 

 

" den next year. en chairman. and Joseph A. Carier was on the force was sent out in all direc- en. it was thought at first that either bl}. Tyler. Eggstol; Rev. E. Z. Ellis. Dan. . -,_., at this office. .

ii .‘ ue holiday Observances were of the elected secretary. zions between Stamford and Newton. D'Onofrin. or his friends had taken it Tull-l 1118;! I'D conference. Rey. G. M. BUTLER LODGE ROLL GALL. T

E. usual character. The Christmas oon- Mr. Carier read the call of the meet- Several of the ltalians in Spring- for the purpose of securing his escape. Heep :i (“word-I Re“ H~ w~ Pcr- ----— L03 i

'; tributions were liberal and the little ins. and then Lawyer J. Bel n Huri- wood have promised to give the police The police scout this idea now. al- Britt If”; a-Pnz. $5”- G~ L- White. TWO Hufldfed Odd WWW“ Attend ”‘0 -- _-. - m..- .-.._.,.. ”TM .-
ones-ind bio“! tiine. . butt called for the nominat on of a my information they might receive though as yet. the property has not ”0' a" ' ~ 00d. Nepfl‘m- . Gathering. L037*WATC“- fi LADYS OPEN

Rev. James A Gardner. Waterbu : i all . w teh. lost M do even-
Eggggmilzgéhfhgucrglrfiz.62:11:13! 3;! ”salliemrfiwgillow returned from the Rev. C. H. Sweet, Winsted. and the 3|. The annual roll call of Butler Lodge. i328 barge“ lied Men's widely] f and
on. As a rule ltalians cling together lodge room he was dumbfounded not to ‘0'“!!! 39-01:?“ preachers: 0. A. Fer- l. 0. O. E. was held last night in the inwndes avenue. Finder will be re« ‘
whenever one of their number commits find his horse where he had left it. lie “:0“. ;“ [in-L 1°“ 8' Purdy. Wat- lodge rooms in Washington street. and worded on leaving at this ofiloe.

a crlmie. inns: it is hard work to capture tgougjht‘et thatI that vameolne hadkllilay- (tiara. 1'0 m" BTzzrlggtznwgmidBE: a most “10“th evening was spent all It . .
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no . Waterbur : 0. D. ood ff. . by all in attendance. there being about .

bell: i323: gecIiftrtin'iui’ti‘rliifficrlr’n Stiti'k’ifiii‘diiiitiihmi‘mil; ghngitTheEbigw emeritus 33:; :00 present. Noble Grand Hubert s. MISCELMW

' ' ' ev. as r. i , _ . , .. . W- _
........ .. their, .1... .. matey» l“r’i‘il“‘“§i“' 23;: .. my ppm M... w. o. are. more intrusions“: subversive mronv mm» m. , .
”m1 ”0“" ““3”" "° “" “m“ " °" 9“ 0““ ° °’“’ N. v- not» Thomae Feltlnim Dr 3 d to til i d tw t -flv l “‘8 “an“fmumlu ”bunt” him“
ihey pay them out of their own pock- might have become loose and had gone '- ~ . - Y e e l' names an en y e )y

me statistics from the report of candidate for delegate to the conven-
Mifia “en-m. in ten” to.the children tion. Oscar W. Raymond. of the Third
in the county home are u “to“: District. was on his feet instantly. ans
Children received at the home, to the “"7““ that an informal ballot be ”'0‘
quarter ending October 1. 1901. we needed to. which was carried and Chair-
number in the. home. 93; number man 1‘90“"! “Wm“ ” ""9" “1'
“boarded out, 26; returned to friends. "mm" of Elections 3°“ W. Green-
20: placed in families. ii: replaced. 6; wood and Councilman A. A. Avison.
. salt to connectieut school for boyii, 3; The result of the preliminary ballot
-sent to industrial “,th 2; to insane showed that thirty-four votes had beer
“film at Middletown. l; diach'arged cast. of which Mr. Woodward received

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, ing containing 26.000 to 30.000 the.

nineteen and Mr. Keeler fifteen. Ifr. its. the police have to work alone. in home. He told the officers that .. 5'0“: N- Y- “8". Anna F7. Smith. letter. .
3:332: fimgmfl-mflmgfi f: Raymond then moved that the forumi some communities where such a trag- would be back this morning. if the garle’w'e' R“ i) 8. Mansfield. Mi" the lodge “0"de an en- ingraliel‘cs'asliigtr;ilvoe::zgéw
”mum “men 37‘ ing‘l‘dndoyngtgn ballot be taken an d “I. chairman or- edy has happened. hundreds of men horse was not at home. cage. Rev. E. 8. Hansflcld. Chics- tertunment consistlnz of vocal and In-

. . tions for waste. Will pnrchase" take
v i nteored to look for the fu - At ll o'clock this mornl he came “0' A "’90" “"5111" Wild from Rev. strumentnl music. was furnished. fol- '.
mft,§n‘,',,umm with guns. They :1, from West Norwalll. wherenga resides, James A. Gardner, of Waterbury. of lowed by a most bountiful collation. if“; less; Addrga. 2‘"?th “93‘
most invariably have been successful to South Norwalk. and “m he could the Advent Christian Publication 80— Roy Ellis. noble irmnd of Our Broth- All“ ”*8 “mi. Exuo' h‘ r: m ,
’niocating their man. in this instance not find his turnout anywhere. He clety. which 1'“ 5““ been be” at "'5' WKG- NOWQ‘kv ”“3 3 ”0‘0 var. uresu, t in 8.. ‘ ‘ ::

tiered that this be the sense of the
meeting.
The voting on both ballots showed

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. . that Mr. Woodward‘s sup rters had .
{figsmnsu'wmwz ng'ga' 29%“??- weil looked to hisdntereatsimas a good- rm few have volunteered their ser- went in the direction of Westport look-. Chfl'ea- M‘s- Th” annual election “MC" '7” appreciated '9” "‘"ch- ”9 City. 0411:
15" 4 and “afoot. rt 1 n. ' a ' ly number of his were printed. vices. and it would not be surprising if in; for it. The horse is described as 0' on?" '0’ “‘3 “PM" "I" the“ WEB accompanied on the. piano by M‘- AT WOMAN'B EXCHANGE. pm i
“'9"; or at m” . ' t ti about Elbert S. Adams “I my“ the floor D'Onofrlo would lead the police a being about ten years old. boy in color, “’0" D ‘00 u ”HOWE. Elves. of Sven s orchestra. which for West Ave. every Wednesday. I . .
“5 childcare: in “I: l’lonmflenandlgg Child during the passing out of slips for the merry chase for some time. stands 15% hands high. and weighs President. Rev. J. W. Davis, South “lulled the music for the occasion. .10. in lace and embroidery. 50 cents . . .
m m “MIN“ tn tmtttes 1- .; formal ballot. and said that there was From the fact that funds are being Iboui 1.100 pounds. The carriage is Nowell: vice-president. Rev. Henry “:9“ “m“ ""11 At'm'd A~ ‘10:“? Latest designs in centers. pillows. in
V. I”! ofthe m ado ‘ it!“ y. certainly . misunderstanding game. i-aised. apparently goes to show that What is called a spindle buggy. Stone. Wallingford: secretary and 391?:5118' "if"; ”ecggbglr‘tm font h” cloths. etc. One M pm with 2‘".
l'n'elrenrott aatothehuuim‘prorements and new as w rho w to be nominated the “all“ is w" in "“6 mum"!- . ‘“ "mm“? M F' 3' ““"°""' 3“" era‘s ‘v’rhar JS’ militia. in; m ”mm“ 9““ ”Flam"
conditions at en. nm- w...» as a by the caucus. as was shown by the it is known that he had no money when LOVE“ 3 L‘"‘- N "3- ministerial board. Rev. E. Z. ~ amo Mn: and mafia the assemhl .av mattcfihdlvw ”th
tum ,v Of fact t. in better condition maul! of the informal ballot. He had be left. and unless aided by friends he Ellis. Danbury. 3"- 090'3" E- “I” gr “ " ' y g ‘ CM" 0"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

understood that llr. Woodward was
not a candidate for the office and knew
to be a fag: t‘l’llt if; 13:!" agowed his
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' It Has Had and Almost Phenornsnai Bristol: Rev. G. H. Wallace. Bridge- Willi ”V9?” "'0‘“ M‘WI'OM- IAdilel!‘ wearing para dyed e .
”$3,? fifigflfffimgg‘ififl if ' Record. port: quarterly conference committee, The entertainment concluded, the most approved “as“! dyes. 0",
D'Onofrio‘is captured. Attorney John “10'9”. lane." which will be 9» m", Henry Btone. Wallingford: nay. committeo in charlie oithc affair. con- silk trimmings. would... .
J. Cuneo will defend him. and that he ducod at lion's tonight for the tint H- W- Perkin. loam Cal-ml: Rev. 3‘9““! 0' View” Whol- chair- holes. buttons. «in. Our new
will put in a plea of insanity. The ab time in Norwalk. has made an almost Jmhm Danton. Torfinston: unto mla man: 13- Burr Beach- ank Cm. M. of chemical dry clesalas is
torney stated to a Sentinel reporter phenomenal record. not only in New eion MM. RW- 0- 13- Rlymond. ""1"” J0“ “90"“ Alfred A‘ "M' warrant eolor.shapeandbm .
that in his opinion there val/I good England. but in all the principal citles Bridlevori: Rein 0- A. Forums. Dan- “m mined by mm' "remit". of turbed. Above method bolas;
case of self edfense to work upon. He of the country where it has been pre- ilury: ReV- W E» Erler. Bristol: “it "We mud "0““ “we vim realm to senile-coil ..
said that he called at the residence of seated. in Marleen recently the per- “W". F K- Orton, Bfldflwfl: "m “”3““ “0““ with nerdy M- Butterfau, South N
, . . _ Henry A. Way. Bristol; delegates to though theme-l roll call comes only Raymond at. near are:
felt be i “H walksad‘lonth Norm-ad had been Anthony Ely.wliersDOnofrlo boarded. romance was hardly ever before so m m rt f the ,,
' 7° err ° asked If a lam number of voters in an the aim of the shooting. and that satiation were commenced for the re- the “'9‘“ CNN“ Nbliflhinl 3" ”“99" ”n" “f o “7“" ° rin “1"" oils church. ‘ ' " i
all these dietdct totals the nomina- lire. Ely had told him when D’Onofrio turn of the commit! at the earliest New. Ben E- 2- Bills. Dublin: Rev. angina“; 0010 m d! 3i 0 .
(ion. Iir. Adam'niade a strong piss. came into the bovine. after he had snot possible date. As a scenic production "9“"! 3mm Wll‘inlmfl: 3‘"- “ " men " . . .
for the nomination ofilr. Keeler. as he Barry. heiooked utbouah be had been it is characterised by one word—deep “”710 M. 706910. lisrtford. Rev. c. APPLIES '0" nlmeTA'l’lMlNT . _ ,1 .
was well tried in all ways. having and handled nonahlybysome one. Silence. feet. and our citissns can rest assured 3- 3'09“ Winmd- RGV- 53!!!" A- _ ' HARTFORD. October fl-fluit has ,
Hence in governing also, had had iced there was mailbag wrong and that tonight it will its aims in its air Gardner. w“°"""’= "“9"“ 50'9- vah 5- 0m.” ”m‘“‘ “it? 1|" been brought against the ‘ ' '
a. ‘ it touch with all kinds of men asked him what .had happened. lie tirety. William »A. Brady‘s order to “‘9 ‘0 "William. RGV- 9- ii. you who was suspended by order of flank. Knight’s d Wham
was conservative and has caesilsei roads on reply. lint went direct to his spare no expense has been fully can 3'9“; '0 Model-Md Ind mm the superior (port for two years. has . i .1 .u .
indium. and . mg of gm m» 3.“. room. Willi! robber m for fled 0M. an that gm”, you see 1,". Connecticut. Rev...Georse E. Tyler. of made a motion for misstatement At- ibfimfli the insurance commissioner. .
er?- at‘slnp was wanted for such a re- ations. and left them with his shot We Lane in New York. Chicago, Bow ”PM“: '0 "I" 0‘3“" ”Dime. turner Gray was found guilty of im— by Mrs. North: A; You Bearish '01
bis itlon. Ilr. Adams further can. lie did nettle! atrium wheels tan or Norwalll. tile effect is the some. tier. "'1'” A» W- 0' WflflM- professional conduct. and an order was m Haven, to Willi the ”man“ of
at its bad nothina sealant went out. aithonsb hem-aired when the company. toms one or superior 'An adjournment «as takes at 5 lined suspending ms for two yam. . policy of “M on a. life of M
Ilr. Woodward and under almost any he was going. . ability. and iiiemere alestlonofsmne o'clock until 1. when devotional excl-4o but granting liim the puritans of ap- m . .1
other medium would vote for him. Attorney Ounce says that the m or the names will give a sure indies elm were held or half an hour. At virins for nominated slur one it“ ‘v Willi“ H. VII W 1p
. can noverbeeonrleted of norderls the tics of the general excellence of the 1:30. new. Kills 0. Nelson, arson“. year. . Ilr. Van neuron uni “Mimi
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