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“much Office, Norwallt.
IOI-IHtiltw’a llnitianol.i
JUMPING FIIIGHT TRAINII
The railroad authorities have‘ an-
end that. they will come the an,
M avian of It» pony an we
own rating with “he. noigbta"
”dial ride between 'the different stations
on the IConaolidated road. This move
Wheat. with the approval and ap-
probation of all good cltizena. This
“it do more to break up the nuisance
I’ltrampa" than anythipg elac which
oould he done and the railroad people
, abouid have the cordial Leo-operation oi
til I! regular-l constituted LputlIIori
;, MMIoiiTItibo .liouaindi «him of
I; l itep that a boy takes to
w’ mlng l. tramp in to “hop a
ht.“ He goes to some? nearby city
~. *; titanium and having spent the
misrefret‘hrna to hla home in night
. lIi‘ a certain amount oi excito-
prput it which make- this mode
veIi‘ng rather pleasant. particular
l'yI in summer. He tell» a churn about
it and the two go again inn little while.
Th“ "my decide to be gone over
night perhapa and with this increaaing
ladilip‘l'ity with the “hobo” mode of
giggling comeaiyerympturally the de
alto to ‘aee the wm'vld". The boy
. i? from h good home and kind per
g ahd liven the» lite or a. trump. One
9r we trips or that II'I'nd «up aé‘ keti
' ‘itbe carpet at the ug obt'
that. p35 W555“:
{It lllficwli-fi I
.t‘
‘ adoption“at:cpa
digging ; ;; W
travellpg from
. «mpia could be
therpblicc and de-
the alien in hand
an according to
. a timing; '
h their ' tinted allot
hidehwuhlhdihm
a preferred gift of Si Dill
which lie admin to hi. “and
at the library shelved. in tin
W ..hy “the'tilreotora
‘ lily declining Mr Ims gift. it it”
fifth“ “runny of the books in thy-
‘ e not dignified predentatloni of
‘oetie table of the. more
works of Huxley envoy 3
and T ndall but are (heaplx
; littll‘g‘lbus and anti-
Unethical be termed will
. on Christianity and re-
Slalom hodieej" The directors tunnel
that “the placing of h dihab of
More '0: ouch a character on the
' ,. thrruvopenvote
wtgl‘ftklt 2:32;; children of bio-:2-
hints, would be directly opposed
tereata and desirea of {he ma-
rtn away. in. all likelihood Nailing .
to.
nith
' tirind to thveijfintc. Ha cradled air ‘
were
‘ domed
It happened. bum «ii. I... nlot the!
boom upon Mr Ifl‘hll in Norwalk. '
The wagon in which comatoclt nnd'
Spat-o were riding with a very light af-
tair.‘but did not fare an badly 'tn the.
smaahup tut might be expected. The’
shafts were bruit p oh‘ clone to the bpdyl
and «vent oil spoken or one In the.
trout Wheels wore broken, ’OuWIWIlsI-
- t was undamaged. The coqclttflau.‘
.em bed in that the Vehicle being all
light, was overturned, tin-owing ilittI
qtrupauta on to the track, the reauit:
being that they were unable to get outl
of barin' 5 way atmn enough.
Motortnan Andrews was Iompletvlh
unnerved by the IIilIIir and it was
deemed beat to give hint medical ntietr
tioli. He wan looked after by Dr.
Tracey Mr. Andrews tell very badly
and ban much sympathy from hia many I
frienda. lie is known on the road as a.
very competent moiorman. and in ah—l
solved from blame by his irleuda, who
sincerely believe that could be possibly
have avoided the ,rolliaion he would
have done. i
it Whl-l t ong'ni at llral that both of
the men “1:515 pct dead. and the ambu-
lance War. ent'owirltb tbb scene of the
accident Preparation was also made all
the Not-walk “capital to mid them”
Medical Examiner Huntington did!
not go very deeply Into the. details oii
the accident yeiterda . preferring to
wait for the Inquest t try. before Cor-'
ouer (‘bailea A. hoteli- of Bridgeport. I
who was notified. '
The c,ar No. 20, was placed in the;
Wall street Norwalk can harm where
it was loI- ked up With orders not tnI
touch it until it had peep viewed I-to
day. by (‘orone'r Doten. The car shown
very little effects from the ailnir in;
which it had tlgured no prominently l
The tender was bent, and one oi the;
Inner of giaaa In the wind ahicld was
amaehed. I
some time ago. Comatock van in the. .
business of manufacturing wagon bod- 5
es and had a good ’aiaed ahop, oil.
v tpprt atenue. lt la.- stated thntl
Space was realdln with l(Form-Item. » !
any 0 rloua went to thei
lr death]
a
....l I like
palm] . but ther‘g an Jet; little of.
lot to sea” era! turtle over the
«1:3; lave
litge biota l)!r
orwalk. there!
17min! no me he nominee
Iwhlch III and in the middle.
«r.- (to «Mahte‘uilenti l
.;w . it away. The wa’g-‘
. ' so cd‘dntblt next I lot
I:, it irn laced as it in ve-I
ildyda an d operand at very little
ill. “Weill“..ll‘tnmiltl'
well pit-noon. To
Attire dog can of hi:
voice; 0n Ffi fr paging 'e’IWps ini
Ilu‘o Imir b‘; . ngtlle ton
in! its ll a; '
If . era goth: In.
rotunda this benign-I; ii He;
wtul ‘ i.’
9it but?. Ille‘t o, andjt in;
4pm badl. {witch
can
I)! buried aha} thitl'ow farm tnmor- I
"lit? Ihtl certificate ill death In ille It...
If (momstIirk the cause at his demise
la given at ‘compound comminuted
'ract‘u‘re'of the skull." ”in funeral will ‘
‘ie held at lt'lrlitl. o‘clock. Iotuorrnwlk'
turning. from Raymond 62-. Soon“ un-I
Yertaklng vooma. He will be buried in
lorwalk Cemetery. .I t
Motorman Andrews was glad:
0 learn MW “label. the men had“
‘iu mi, . l'. All“
Linri oil d turduy
Ilflht‘afiifiop abd the hi i being
right contigtlt ml: It was as; easyl
latter .'o bee. far a ead,’
'iail dopebially e'n ~lhe‘ lookout in;‘ the
cation that the Cole's electric treigh t
our m bu a . momenta ahead 0!
him. lie had blacked up for Hill's lime
and from this point the track. tan be
seen tor II long distance ahead nut-L
II g mdlbcernahle from there.~
r with! down into the little vaié
ley Monti Hill's lane, and up another"
small hill. The motor nan saw nothing
until: be fair lied Iraelrt- Mill“ :lllllr
and as he did so not ore than abt
feet ahead; with the wagon.
The car; at the little. wax “drifting."
the' power- havtpg been abut off. Vlr.
Andrewa‘ milckiy' reversed but the dis.
tance was too short to have any ell cl
I‘M be worked with great presence of
m. Invariants Shown by the t:- I
net we stopped his car in about a car’ a;
length.
Space was found underneath the
anew scraper at. the rear platform. He
wan hinted out anqu m. Andrews
turned him over. he gave a groan in
a gun a little
‘ not in “inflafiulm tht
_ one not now a
; the mo
pith;
in
he "too am. one than who rent!
, this
:fimwmg his theory ”d
that he lived but a
N;
WM 2A. Delhi: or
fluid
In“!
"ill f l". 5 ll Ill-ll l” 5” and n awer wpen the. roll is
.pr 5"? 33% 2%” llrst t ough halftime ay. 7: 30' p. tandem-rat prayer
the keg war “In”
lib pichaed; up .
It!“
We.“ TW
the ac:c‘ide'tit ahbutb‘tj 3%
light soothes the h
The Soup of Absolute Purity la
Sunlight
Preserve the bright and harmon-
'ioua color-lugs by will
or oil cloth floor-a with S
No matter how delicate. it prolongs
the life of floors and woodwork. Sun-
ASK FOR "LAUNDRY" .SHAPI iUNLlGHJ
linoleum
Iaht Soap.
ands while using.
NORWALK DEPARTMENT CHIEF.3
Old Fireman Do” Not See Naceentty
of Going Outeida Pralent Board.
The Sentinel boa received the fol
lowing communication from a well-
known member of the Norw’allt. VII' .
Department with the reqneat that it be
published.
Norwalit. Conn. Nov. 27. 1903.
Editor of The Sentinel? i saw an at
ticle in The Hour stating that at the
annual meeti g of the Norwallt Fire
Department f r the nomlhntion o! a
board of engluiel‘a to be held next:
‘uohih in addition to the veteran i. ,
Thornton Prowltl cation A. A. Cblu-’
cry and ex- -(‘ounci man Fredcilck
Buckley would be' candidates for the
iotllce of chief engineer.
NItlw may I ask why it In necessary
to go out of the present board for a
‘chiei‘l if not ’Chiei Prowitt wh not
advance First Assistant Chi W.
Smith. Surely be In entltl to the
honor for more reasons than 'one‘ Who
on any that he made any aliphatic .1“
handling the flremen'tt division In out
weal parade on the. occupier)“ of our
250th anniversary. Boulder” b ha:
served in Mr p'reaen’t altlofi‘ ‘sortlf
teen or sixteen years an thdi Ill ltaeii
°eema to me ought «.9 entitle him ti:
promotion. '
Trusting you will
your valupble paper;
; AN 0E i'lrilt
WEIKLV BULLETIN FIasTI'M. :.
I‘ CHURCH. ‘
Monday. 82p Mr'Flflfll maul; or
roujcall committee. Let every then.-
be er be present. Important businesn.
filvem thla apite in
metttulIy.
Tuesdat.‘ 7:30 p. m.~l‘ieneral class
meeting. Brother Seth Remington,
ea.der Let all members attend. The
pastor ia expected to be present at. this
meeting Wednesday 7: 30 p. m. —-
IIR lll call of the church entertainment
addresses and refreshmente. Every
medulla and probationcr of the chore h
aver? earnestly invited to be. present
called.
meetink. Topic “appropriate to roll
call Wee "What the Prayer Meeting
Has Been in tidal ch’nrcb " The pan-
for will apeak. All are Invited. Fri-
8 p. miml'miug Men"a Band of
Cltrlrttlan Werkera’.‘ The paaiot dealrea
to meet all the young men
W
BAIL ASKED FOR VOUNG BURG-
LARS.»
inboard Frear; ot Rownyton am.
l‘ieorge Durham. the. boys who served
athree montha' sentence in the county
pin" it Bridgeport for hur'glarlniug
lv‘rnu kel & Co' a clothing house in Slam .
to d. and were re-arreated. alter the
i «imitation of their terma or sentence
i plehtled guilty In the Norwnlk Darien
land New Canaan police courts last
weak. to three charges oi burglary. and
they were bound over to the high court
lior tripl. in the Norwdlk case the
lamount of_ bond was fixed audio; in
Darien case 8300 and in the New On
guitan caueII $100. Policeman Walter
Williams 0! Stamford was one ot the
witnesses. Since his arrest lI‘rear has
been quite sick“. His physical condi-
tion in bad at the present time ; ' .
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ENTERTAINfliflT AND CAKE
a
arrangements are being made
£0 .. n entertainment, cake I walk“
dance, ‘under the auspice!
loll Three." Fred Hogan.
_ Edward Blackwell. oi
Holden. of Bottom:
E "1"“?! man out. soot
. ell ll
pfi? night inoculate” 1.8
I u .
. only reason i can dad is because the
‘ cotton launders so perfectly.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. .
DANIEL RYAN TONIGHT. ‘
'I‘Itat popular itt‘Illr of romanti-
plays, Daniel Ryan, supported by jhi
strongeat company be baa over con»
trolled, will open a lull week‘s engage-
ment at Hoyt‘a Theatre, tonight. in a
big production of "lion ()aeear'a [to
turn, Mr. Ryan appearing in his iam—
oua character. of Don Caesar. .Tliln
play baa been one of Mr. Ryan‘abest
.IuIceasee this aeason and he has play
ed it everywhere in crowded houaea. I;
Tomorrow night a magnificent pro
duction of Charles iI‘IobInIait'a. famous
success, “it‘orljler Sake," wiilabe given
to be follbwati. on \Vedneadayfevenlng
by "The Greet Ruby.“ Mr. Ryan prom-
lacs in -"Tite Great Hub)"; to present
the biggest production ever been on
Hoyta theatre. stage. This play run]
[or over and nights at the Dxury bane
theatre London, and Augustin Duly]
presented it at his New York theatrcv
Ior over two hundred niIgthI. Mr. Ryan'
to sole owner oi the entire Daly pro I
ducttou. Dnripg Mr Ryaps. engage l
meat. ho. curtain will rlae .prprnptiyi
at 8 o lock“ The company pound a
most. qucceaa ll weeks ehgpgeI out at}
Panama The tre Hartford on Sn ura I
Lay night and unless all sighs fat,
record breaking buaIlnI-ss will be hour“
at Hoyts Theatre. 'ilcketa are now
on sole for entire engagement.”
MY S'l‘l II‘YING: PERFORMANCE.
'i‘ 119' Great Lalhyette ga'vé’two inter--
listing, amusing and mystltylhg pen?
l
otilualtccs at tioyta Theatre, Satutuay
afternoon and eve mug and he nae rc .
cinveu'by large and entlluaiaatlc audiI
cut-cs. The scenery was especially 4
pi. Ity the singing and music excetlelii I'
.and the chorus guts extremely clever.
'lhe gnpat Lafayette In hia lmporaonIT
aliens of an ltaimn hand musical
Bowie and Cartle Nation was excelleml
and renewed round alter round or ap I
please. The first and last acts were:
especially well staged and showed thoI
hand'ot an artist in the scenerygcotr,‘
tumea. etc. This week The Danieil
Ryan Company will hold the boardil
with a repertoire of ilrat claps playa
FEIMNINE TOPICS. .
qua-—
A plaid wool make.- It suitable morn-
ing unit. if trimming in desired use a
plain material.
They tell on, and we believe it anu
are glad 0! it, that the shirt waist suit
In "to be the popular style or droaa near
acaaou. .
Can you picture to youraeii It too
gown shirt ed (Iain the throat to below
tile hips? it a an odd drama but rathI
er good on a slender torn).
The military coats hold in favor well.
especially among the young. Their red
linings and India buttons have a jaun-
.3 look that take the youthlul fancy.
Peacock feather tans are having
quite a vogue The white tcnthete witn
which they are usually edged. bring out
the richness oi the dark leathers won-
.icrfuily well.
The white mercerlaed cottons are
used to embroider lrlsh linen. This
doesn’t sound right but it in, and tilt
Capes ire a very becoming addition
to many oi the newer canto. They not
July give an Ipparent but a real
warmth and town a peculiar way of
lncre'nalng the Width of the narrow
shoulders and concealing the great
width or the broad shoulders. . ‘
Have you noticed that everyone wh..
marrow spec!“ diapity or Warm
......th trh‘d‘dg“i‘ai"i’iti§e
clung;
clog; é: embroidereddid with white? The
l m
g, :0 Proved it Too Well -—Here the o
’ in ell.
Lwa w I.L-n.l§
Ion market is higher than Mm.
STORE MORE. Yet no lune decided that we would maintain the same aelllnli price rather
than advaute the print or I‘Nlllt'i‘ the quolitv, either would injure the reputation of our well- Itnown “TUFFI- c
NUF" BRAND. ’lo motto a fair profit the price should be at leaat fifteen coma for our twelve and one-half cent. '
number, and two uty- Iich cents for our three pair for a hall number
been at the me let black and stainless aizea live to tea.
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Ch'ddr en‘s Stockings.
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Warm Garments for Boys and. Girls.‘
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cow en‘s Ste oping Sat-mouth
children?
warm and fit well, all sizes III II price that you‘ll ilud lower than elsewhere
Are you aware. that we keep it complete line of sites in the most practical kult sleeping garment for
\Vo havo them, and at the tunnel prices. any sizes. . L l p. . L 5&sz
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as” Think!” . .
purchash; if we. tell you frihnds': if not. let us hear from you. .
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