Evening sentinel, Monday, January 9, 1905 · page 1

 
 
 
 

without any duplicator. tho rotolu- ~

‘ doll. with but one disrupting voice.

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first Dittrlol Oltlzens Display a

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V“ L Dr. William]. Tracey, Henry

 

shun: and George P. Ells.

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Resolved That the sentiment

 

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LL Innuendo John H. Light. Charles
L‘ L ligand they are hereby appointed a

II Amazing Lack of Interest In

tile Project Winch Driginatell in that Territory

 

FIRST VOTING DTSTRICT COMITTEE.

P. Price Harvey M Kent, J. Bel-

LiHurlbutt. Thomas E. Gregory. David Pollard Perdinand B.

 

VOTE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT

of the citizens and electors of the

Second Voting District is opposed to any forrh of consolidation which
. .vvill bring the entire territory of the town under one city government.

IL Resolved further. That Russell Frost. John F. McMahon,A

W Bell and George H. Traendly
committee to report the foregoing

IréSolution to any committee appointed under the vote of the town
1 meeting held on the amt day of December, I904, and to- any town
I Ineeting hereafter called pursuant to said vote and
, 5 . Resolved further. That the committee hereby appointed is re-
L» i'quested to consider and discuss with any committed appointed under

the vote Oi said town meeting any

plan for the incorporation of the

LT territory of the town into two separate cities.

VOTE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT

Resolved, That it is the Sense of this meeting that the committee

The committee appointed was:

elected doall'in'its power to oppose consolidation 'and that said com-
- .mlttee use every eifort to have East Norwallr remain as it is.

Marshall H. Tolles, chairman;

flames Hoyt Arthur Waldron. Frank C. Van Scoy.

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Tho threoL voting distiletn or the
Down of Nor'vtullt. pursinlnt To luslruo
hunt; or the special town mooring or
December Dist, hold meetings Satur-
day night, at which Committees were
appointed todechlo, if deemed advisar
bio. On. Some form 'ol‘ consolidation for
the town The comnllllt‘os nppoinlod
from the Second nnd Third Districts
urn against any form of consolidation,
. and it won an eluted must cluphulicully
in resolutions nearly unuIIiulously
ndoptod. _

Tho h‘ll‘hl District. nwcllug showod
:1 lack of inlet-our in tho movement to
consolidate lhc town and of the coul-
tnlttcc. uhouun it is bclicvod lhnl some
of the members are opposed {to con-
nolldallon.

Thc' resuli.of tho moldings of catch
district. in given in detail as follows:

FIRST}. VOTlNG DISTRICT;

Al. on apathetic meeting of the First
Vollng District. hold'Snlurday night
at the Town Assembly “nil, in Willi
utrcnl lho‘ nllollod nigh: uwlIIhI-rn were
appointed to tho IInIIIolidullou c-onunlt
too. The moollng Itppoiulpd llr. Wil-
hum .l‘. ’l‘ruccy. llcnl'y l’. l’I-Ioc, ilurvcy
M,,Ktull. J. Ul‘ilit‘ll 'llurlbull, 'l‘holuuil
tlD. (ll'.olrory ilnvld Pollntd l<‘lu'dlnnnll
B. Smith told linorgc l’ lDIIn.

()pthillo of this. the meeting. Illd ub
solmoly nothing hint of the. above
natural-I. col-h out: cxcepllng the lllill. Willi
appointed by, noclutuutlon, The eighth
member was about-n by bullul. more
being Mayoral candidates.

it was expected that some resolution
would bo pinned before the meeting.
but none materialized ‘nnd lmmodlululy
after the district. proportion of mom
born at the committee had been elect»
on ',ll, motion to atloiurh prevailed

'l‘hc nloollng was culled to order at
8: 0t» o'-clluil by lteglnlmr Bermud C.

.3 “they. who explained the purpose of
j the meeting. [Dis-Mayor James '1‘.
llubboll war Iloullnullid for ohulrmltu.
but ho declined in favor of tax-Mayor
Ferdinand Ii. Smith Town Clerk ii.
iii. Shillh wnn chosen noorotnry, and of
tor tho. readout of tho cull. ell-helm-
intul iIIIInlI ll. Merrill hinted that. bit
he undcrnumd it. the monthly was to
ppolnt lit proportion of members of
he councilllntlon committee, Which was
no action as they any tit Mr. Men
IIomlnlIlnIl night Inetuberp. choose
Igliurnrs B. 0. healthy and Jon

prior to reproiiont the Over itlv:

llli‘l l d Hurlb'ittt‘ and E;

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

committee. he
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[Saturday night.

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from school districts, inasmuch us it
was spordtlocl that the eight membels
welo to ho appointed from the Firm
Vullng Dislllot as a district.

l-leuly P Pllce upon being nominal
cd for the committee, said that it
might be well to lune lnslondmf him
w‘l’. somoouo who was not a worker
against Ithc lule dlvlnlou movement in
.ioulh Nol walk tic was in svmpnthy
with consolidation blll prcl‘orlcd lhn‘
:onlconc vim llt' chosen. llc bud mndi'
now-rill trips to llnl‘lfm'd. hc said, in
tho cfforl lo colllbut division. Ml'.
Pl'il‘l‘,L8ilKK98it‘d tho name of Harvey
M, Kent. ~‘Notwllhtunuding thlu‘ the
lorlucr was elected nud Ilcceplwl. Ml:
Kelli was ulno lllllllo the choice of the
met-ling us Imolhel mombcr of tin
committee.

ill. Williunl .l. ’f‘rnccy was the first
Inolubcr chosen luld nflor advert in all
hull boon selected, three nnmos woro
lII-nI-d on the 8th mombcl the cIIndi
dulcn lit-lugs B Wulklcy Georgia 1'.
hills and Frank H. Merrill. The lab
liar dmlinod. but he lccolvcd n nnln
bcr of votes. "

'l‘hc bulioi. llu ubirb IIILI-wph A Car-
icl und Nicholns Mullln woto tellers.
Showed that forty- -llvo voles had been
Int-ll (icorgc P. lDliS rwolvlnu twen
;J"f()lll'.'s. it. Wulkloy nine and Frank
ll. Mort-ill. lwclvv. Mr. lDlls wits dc-
I-lnl'l-d clectl-IlI

.\l llllu polnl in the meeting. n on»
lion to adjourn prI-vnllcd.

SECOND VOTING DISTRICT.

'l‘lIo elm-tors of the Second Voting
District are practically of one mind
on Iho emieolldullon question and lint
in opponod to It ill nny form whatever
'l‘hln wns quickly demonstrated at one
of the moat. largely liltcndcd meetings
of tho dilllrlct over hold, at Arlon Hall.
Aboul 500 voters
Worn crowded into the building. and
album could not not In when.
at 8 o'clock Daniel Keogh one of tho
Ieglnlrnrs of whom. rolled the volern
to order. Judge Joseph R. 'l‘aylrn
was chosen chairman. nud Attorney
:oorgo ll. Vonbul'g cloth. The call
was read. and the business under It
won at once proceeded to by Aldon
Solnlnnll introducing the following
Inhibition! .

Resolved. That the sentiment of
tho ultizonll null olenlorn of the

' Second Vollng District is opposed
to any form of couuolldntlon which

will bring; the entire torrllory of

the town under ouu city govern-
ment, nnd

Rosolvod further. 'l‘hni Russell
Frost. John P‘. McMahon. A.
Ililnnehurdplohn H. highbcmtrion 5
W Bell and (learnt H. Traonllw
be and they Iltro hereby appointed.

. ‘llohlhlltlou to report the forum»

- hug resolution lo any committee.
unpainted under the veto of the
town meeting held on the list. ,
any of Woman. ill“. and to any

‘ taken.

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, panned unanimbutllt'

A motion to IthOnIn was then made.

southern section of the town more our
against consolidation Judge
Light. moved that; all thorn in favor of
the rounlullonv uhovo IIlniod rlnc. Prac-
tlcnlly ovaryno in the hull stood up,
and mold hourly lnuglIlI-r and with
everyone in the llupploul trluno of
mind possible. the adjournment won

The meeting hound pun nix illillllll‘li.

woo-Wam-

rl-Ilno VOTlNG DiSTRlOT.

'I‘ho phnltlou of Final Norwnlk in m—
gnrd to consolidation who made per-
fectly clon‘r at tho mooring hold in tho
h‘ilch School. Saturday night. In which
four dlvlslonlals were electod upon tho
consolidation committee. and titanium-
mlllco wqu lnnlruoted to oppose cont
uolldnllon nod to use ovary means. to
how East. Norwnlkprcmrlln on it. in.
’i‘lm'mc’ollng‘ was probably the largest
over hold in East Norwnlk and it was
practically unanimous against the
III-homo The room in tho Pitch School
was filled. some men sitting two in It
ninglo. chlld' II seat. Marshall H.
'l‘ollen had provided boxes and planks
l'Or souls and thrice were ctowdod The
aisles were filled. the upper hull wail
filled the stairs were crowded and
mnnv were unable to got even as for
as the stairs. it in estimated lhnt
thorn were Over 400 present. ‘

There were several wordy ardu-
Iucnln prim lo the meeting at which
ni-nlimeiilil were shown on both sides

The meeting wun rolled to ordor by
Ruglulrnr E. 'l. Gill‘lllilii protnplly'nl
ll o'clock. John W. Mains was Iunnn~
imousiy chosen as chnlrmnn. Rottin-
lrnr Gorhnm then stepped forward and
explained why the meeting had been
culled for Saturday night.

He gold that. the notion of tho. regis-
'rnrs rim-dell no apology. 'l‘bo Not“
walk I'orlslrurs had at first determin-
ml In roll it for Friday night, but find
inc that. it would inconvenience some
would who hire the Town Assembly
Hall. had changed it to Saturday night.
The South Norwnlk rottlnlrnrs hull
found timl the plny for lho benefit of
\‘I .losu-pll’s Church was to be. held on
Friday night. so they chnugod it to Silt
urdny night. East Norwnlk rests.
’rnrs. hitter consulting 'i‘own Couuue'l
lnvi Warrior, of Norwnlk. had decided
not to be ohhlinnlc nod they loo Chung
all the meeting to Saturday night.

Chairman Mains called for the nom
lnntlon of n clerk nnd ill. H. Gumbart
was unnnltuously chosen. The call
Willi road and accepted.

The first business of the
was the, offering by Marshall
”Pollen of the following rosolullon:

Resolved, That it hi the sauna or
his inaction that the. committee elect-

mcclln r
it

‘ oil do all in its {timer to oppose connoll

lotion and that 2min! committee use
_. my short tohnvo lDIIIIt Norwalk to
nip as it is.

in. 1D, Corbnm arose and commenced
to tiny The Sentinel. Ho alluded tr
'ho urllclcn which have appeared in
ii as being It lot of bosh and lommy
rot. and said that they were of It mil?
":lllllllfdlallll‘t‘. The plan was not,
he sold, ollhcr consolidation or dlvln
ion. but simply to buvc n commiltw
outoinlcd to inlll tho lunttcr over. llc
‘Iclicvcd lll mnsolidnlhm pcrsonully
‘.Iul llnd no plnn for I:,onxolidlttlou but
thought that. tho Icplmculullvcs l‘ron
lm Illffctcnl dislr'illn would dovhlo 8
plan which would hc pI‘I-sculmi to i:
own meeting. nnd lhnl il‘ lhp people
did not. approve of ii, lhey could voll‘
=l down at II town nicellng.‘ '

‘thro do wo get off ill II
mooring?" leplicd someone

“The sumo pluct- on you nlwdts do,‘
replied Mr. (lorhnm.

"You bet your life, cried the voice
followod by shriek» of llllllfllll‘f‘ tron
«‘bosc who have ovldcnlly lutd expor-
lonce in town meetings.

M r. Gotham closed Ihin pcrornllon by
'clllng the meeting lhnl ho lIOpcd tho:
would appoint. men in whom the)
would have confidence.

Judge John J. Wulnh was broughl
lulu prominence at thin nlngo of tilt

"‘I‘llil by Albert r'l‘. Eldridge. Mr
Eldridge said that It few yearn agl
7v, Willi-ah hull. ill n Third District
uocllng, told tho people that Pinn‘
Nol'vaIlk should romuln {In it was be
count) it holds the bnlunco of power
out now he wun fuvortug connollda
lion.

Mr. WIIlIIh was soon on his foot. HI
said that Mr. Eldridge won wrong III
II the limo, when he made the Mall"
mom and that he could not be reupou
.dblu for, Mr. Eldridge; that The Al
mighty won renponnlblefifor him. and
that be (Mr, Walnh) could not supply
him with either memory or brnlnr
(laughter).

lly thin limo tho meeting won lbor
oushly' awnko and theta wore several
people tulklng Ill ouch lllllllfl of lb.
limo

A quonlion was ruined whclhcr thI
committee could he lnalrllclod on till
(Milllllllm pIuvldod. Caleb Wood
void that he did not see any ron‘uou
why it was nol within lite powvr o:
:hn Int-elm; lo lulItrIIcl any committee“
which it might select.

Miner Db Randall was the next
Ileulwr. llo loo. look mounted to
who II l‘nll out of The Sentinel and lo
the course or no speech alluded to
some of the articles an being foollnb
onimyrot. He sold that the lnlerenl‘n
no economical town government
Would be best conserved by council.
Antoni and that there are two uyulonui
bf that or supply and two lighting lull,»
tents and three systems of government
and they could hit 'rtlli cheaper under
donholldlttloh. "it'll the time oi nun

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f Norwnllt'u life to not ill line and be it."

when It. Toilet IItIIinIl lhnt on
!ma he Alumna for him Norwnlli In

 

 
 

3‘ij lhetruot the committee and '
on II no rival "I

but to make the sentiment of the . ~ ‘

 

AW ,
and intended leaping Mailer
a secret l

prchncd ill
Br lligepo‘rl,
outdo public dill
daughter of ‘
rumor out It I
rls. 1.. Bishop.

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ltl-ol' the cler-

 
 
 

rlncc as porn" on pohslhle f'l‘be ln-
timotion that it was It fact mum
in l‘hc Bridgeport papers through Non
wal

Although Miss Pinionnd IMr Bishop

two years. the martinis will be a aur-
pllsc Mr Bishop ‘5ln‘ a member of II
wall known family. has been aboul
some in society not! is It brother of
Miss (loorglnnnn lilalicip, the woman
golf champion pf Amer-ion. The
groom is ll glandueohew of the into
lion. William 1). Blaho'n. and II grand
non of the into ll‘erriwalnhon. one or
the first presidenttl of the Nauga‘tucll
rutlroild The groom Iitlil resides with
his father in the transom family ren
ldenco III the corner Of Courtland
street mid l‘airflold merino. lie was
worth according to reports some $900.-
Dlil) in hitl own right when he became
of age lie is well known about the
city. has lil‘lVBll some Smart horses
and also tin automobile lIt one tune
Icprouentlng lht- Orient
about in a little h
niude “I‘m

The bride hull ‘ eon”
in Bridgeport sootéty. hnr parents be
in: more moderately supplied with the
world's goods. She is the daughter of
David lD Plnll n shirt cutter. employed
In one of the local Bridgeport {avg
orion. She is pronunsennlng and
only lulu of age. She is a girl of more
lhnn ordinary ntlrarllve personality
and has had many admirers.

'lihe young couple lll‘l‘. still
with their roupoollvc parents, A rt.»
porter culled at the home of the bride
Saturday aflornoou. Mr‘ Plntt was
not Ill home. Mrs. l’lntt powered the
llt‘ll. A Millard, to also Minn Plutt mot
with the rosponso lhnt she was con-
llucd to her bod with u very severe
cold

W hen asked regarding the marrl
our of Mina Plan and Mr Bishop.
the mother looked nsloninhcd. "i did
not. know they wcro lIIIIrriI-d lltuow
lhcy had been konplnu company for It
long “turf" she said.

After being Informed of the circum-
stnnuon of tho marrlugo and linked if
It. hurt not; but-n nn clopcmenl. Mrs.
Plult only smiled and sold: "Well. the
young pcople are of Inn'- and I suppose
were ul liberty to do us they pleased
in the matter.”

“ll. the news of the marriage db:-
nlcnullu; to you?" queried the report
vr. Mrs. Plnll nmlicd luld Bilill film
would consult her daughter first to lltl-
certain if it worc lrue. “lint l cnnnot
disturb but now." nnld Mrs. Plutt very
woolly. "In: silo lu rcnlly very much
lndlnpoaod. having suffered with It cold
for several dllyu." Mrs. Plait would
not discuss the subtotal. furthor or have
hot daughter interviewed.
very apparent she Willi more than
pleased at the news that the marriage
was a reality

Al Mr. Blahop'n home on Conrtlund
Hill several clitoris weIe made to find
the groom but he had not returned to
llitl homo from «on Saturday morn-
ing. He was residing more. howovnr.
and nothing appeared to be known of
hill marriage.

DI- Sidney million arrived and unkind
regarding the marriage of bin son. He
won untollndeli. Al and ho sold "Yon. "
when paired if he board or it than in-
qulrod: “Whnn won the marriage?"
"Whore won“ it? i know absolutely
nothing about ll. Walt unllll lino For.
rm. i prefer that you any nothing
about. it.“

Mr. Bishop hold that when he new bill
non he would communion"a with tho
reporter whnt thorn Will! to any in lin-
Innilor Up to II into hour Saturday
uflornoon nothing Whh’ill’fll‘d from him
and an inquiry III the boom: nation
mined that tho newly married groom
bud not put in no npnpurnucc. '
it was apparent that tho groom's
rolntlvea are not jubilant over do» mar.
unite. Even the friction of the young
couple did not entertain the ballet that
there will; anything actions in the nth
hit- or that any it . .lIclunenl cxlnted and
It in apphr‘eilt that. the Affair wan forth.
n’wny' from the thoughts of the
parents of lbe’ couple.

 
 

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had been "keeping? company" for some .

I Church, Iiiod‘Satugi

but. it was .

Naughty Italian
Marry liim,

BIOCDuSli he who Jilted by tho girl ho

town Clu'lirnno l’luzzo‘ a young llallau

{I cobbler in Bridgeport; Inn amuelt. Pri-
Iluy afternoon and deplr’oyod all the
fixture» of hit! nhop on 90th avenue.

and the retaordn which. contained his
nwcothonrt'n favorite smoothing.
Neighbor» heard the noise and Inn to
see what the matter was. Everything
had been destroyed before the young
man could he rcntrnlnod, however "
I'lho dlvnppolntod lover bus distill
poured and no one seems to
Whitmghfig’: , none. Deputy Sperm
Richards on to South woman: It few
dawn? and collected $14 which poo
. el lune owed Piazza. Ho wont
to'lho“? lift a cobbler shop Friduy I‘d
temoon to turn over the ulonov. Much
to his surprise ho foutid’ut'tn‘o‘wd co‘i
looted outside the shop p erlng in In

 

 

 

‘ A unle' boy who hull led to word or

crying blltelly because the young cob.
blur lnhls 'hllud wrath had limited the
meords to small pieces Piazza wan
Ilsocn running out of llw uhop but no
one knows where he wont. Some of
his friends foul he may have taken his
lll‘o. Plum wont to Bridgeport from
South NIIIwalk II few months ago. Ho

 

1 opened a cobbler shop in South ave-

nucgnnd seemed to be in prosperous
oilcunnnancen until ho-oxporloncnd an
attack of the louder pnnaion.

OBITUARY RECORD.
IMRS. MARY JANE HOWARD.
Mrs. Mary Juno llowurd. widow of
the into Timothy Hownrd, and since
the luttor'a llontll. keeper of tho Smith
hum lockup, Not-walk, died yesterday
.murning after an illness of foul
months, due to cancer of the liver. The
(lWl‘fiSl‘tl. who was thlrlydlvo yenIII of
can. is survived by five young children
Daniel. Hurry, John J.. ’l‘lmothy and
rHIurl‘ot M. She also has two sisters
and two. brothers M18. Nora Space
and Miss linttle A Rntchford Itnd
John and Daniel P Ratchford the lat-
ter- Iwo of Dunbury. The funeral ser—
vices will be held at, St. Mary’s Church
at Il0 o‘clock tomorrow morning.

MRS HARRIET L. EGBERT

Mrs Harriet Louise Egbert. widowI of
the lute Rev Junta (D EgbertJ)
and mother or Mr George D. Debut.
puutol of the Norwnlk Cougleentlounl
Ity til her reeldonce.
202 Lake street. I’eal Hobolton. She
won in her seventy-fourth yrnlr.‘ Pun-
erul selvlcoa will be bold tonight at
is o‘clock from the First l’I'eaIbylcl-inn
Church. Hobollou.

FRANCES A \i’lll'l‘l.(.l(ll{.

'l‘lw dcnlh of Frances A. WhilloI-k.
agI-d ilfly~nix yours. Occurred lllls Inor-
ning lll her home, 56 Raymond nil-wt.
llrnlh wns sudden and was due. to
“WIN. trouble. 'l‘lll'ce daughters and
our son survive hor. 'l‘hc nrrnngc»
IIIcnln for the funeral hnvu not you bccn
lundc.

 

 

« VITO liOMtNlO

l‘hc. tubule! of Vito ltomnulo infant
son of Angelo Romanio was hold you-
lt'l‘ylfl)’. 'l‘ho interment unit in St.
Mn‘ry‘s cemetery.

ll‘llN ultAl. ornus. 'l‘i'Nll.»\l.l..

'l‘hu uncmi or Mrs. Amnudn 'l‘yudnll
won lwld from not lulu rcs‘lchII-u on
the fonnccllcul 'l‘urnpikc Ibis morn-
ing. 'lhI» RPV MI. iillllllltsly supply
In. lUl III the wanlk (‘onglegnliounl
(bu Ill and (he RI-v (‘hulloa M Scl-
icc‘h olllrlutrd. lutormnnl of the re
qulus \vun in Norwnlk Cemetery. Mru,
'l'yndnll What one ol‘ the oldI-sl roul-
Ilcllln of thc town, living 94 years III‘
.13"-

‘ll‘llNlDltAl. DR MRS. Nl‘vllClIlDY.

'llw funcrnl of Miti. (‘ulhlniuc A.
Ncclvy will be bold nl it o clock tumul-
row morning from St. Milly '3 Church.
lIIII-llnI-nl will be In St Mmy' s (‘ onlo-
lcl'y.

TO KlLL CONSOLIDATION.
There May be Another Special Town
Meeting Donn.

A movement in on foot in waulh
lo pcllllou lhn ncloclmon to call a
special town meeting to Ioticind the
action of the lust town meeting. which
voted to have It committee of clglltoon
appolnlctl from the minus auctions, to
formulate It plnn for the consolidation
of the whole town into II city.
The: Illlvocnlon of Ilnolhor special
town meeting boiiuvo that such It
mootlm: (Olllll kill lhn wholu cmulolb
llnllon nubiccl In It» proper manner,
and at the some time pave the town
from having to pay any bills the com-
mlllco may contract.

WWW“...

BOPRANO GOES TO HARTFORD.
lulu Mary Lewle Haley To Luve
South Norwnlk congre Itlonnl Church

Mina Mary Lowlulln ey. of Now lia.
"on who ‘durlnu bust. Your llBil tilled
the position of soprano in tho nunr
tette choir of the 80th Nut-walk Con-
xre nllonul church. huh boon ongogod
to it It IIhnllIIr position in the choir of
lhe‘ Contor’ Congregational ehllreh in
Hartford for the your couuncnelng Ah
i'il lid. ‘ lilies Holey. litiilllltllil-ltll‘l II bond.
‘lftil uoprh'nb voice. [in dollltiltflil quill
by him captivated the musical people
of tin ‘ no it will hp generally

lid among the choir linger: of South

 
 
 

 

 

{not wulh durl

[in oven smashed tho graphophouon .

know I

new ro'cordia fur Piazza to try was

Stated on lllgll Authority that
berwalk Man will Enter The
Race tor United States Sellr
alor , Against Ex-Dovernm
. Bulkeley and' Senator sam.‘
.uolFessenden.

, ’. . I.
{W I, It .

frieudn of “commutative E. Jr Hill
who are members of the legislature;

ntoi'lnl cancun unlit Thursdlly after.-
noon.

FRANK SHEERIE CAPTUREDL'
. 'I‘llOMl’SONVllylllD Jun 9~rrnnt
Slicorle. the mill workor, whom tho
authorities havo been Minn-hing for
stnto the murdor lust ’l‘hurndny of him
Stephen Kilian the kfitlplil‘ of u Polish
boarding house ln Sonloxsvllle wan
nrlestcd in Hartford by the slate, po-

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NEW HAVEN, Jun. 9.-—u is stated hi.
hero on, very high authoritynihllt

expect to prosonl his name to the Sen. «

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tended by nearly ovory member or
or nnlzntlou « .
the nowly elector! officers were
atollod by the retiring president. It)
oph W. Rooney as follows:
Preside-titanium JD. Smith.
He» PI Issidcul~».-A A. Chlunory.
Financial Secretar and Treasur

 

. Anthony Stinger.

 

Recording Secretaryn—Llliigh Don

Chaplulnwmll‘et M BII'II
..- An- interconndr feature ‘0
coatings won the prcnonlation to I
Provident Rounov I of II handiloxno
badge of gold, with a pendant on whlIilIL
will; the. emblem of the. older hand:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

I‘son; .‘oly. wrought in the Unidn's colorn
I_in cupmel

The lnnol‘lptlo‘n on the

”ion ph W. Roonoy,‘
Mrs’t President. *
WOT—4904
()n lllc reverse side wall:
pll‘hl‘lilffll by memboru of
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lice. and blought hclc t..odny
arlungcmonts int a healing. hc was
kept in the town Jail here. a». Stillltil'li'
villa boasts of no lockup Shecrio was
formally employed in the Wollcu Lllllili

. of the Somomvlllt hiltnufncuuiug( loun-

puuy and bouldcd at the house of Mrs.
Kulns whoop. husband wuu also HI)-
ployod in the mills. 'l [to womnn want
alllvkon down by a blow on the buck
or the bend willlc worshlug dinllcn at

to have been the motive ‘uud the sum

01’ $116 when llom

flout the looms of boulders in tho

house is supposed to rcpmluuit the

tolnl plunder seemed by' tho nulldcrel

COMMITTEE i'o APPRAlSE RAIL
ROAD STOCK.

NEW HAVEN. Jun. 9.,-—in the Sun-
erior Court here today Judge (lager
appointed E. P. Arvlno Samuel ll
Flnbcr nod C. W. Scranton appraisers
of the two minority shares or the New
Haven and Derby Railroad hold by C.
K. Olliold of Chicago.’ Counsel for 0f»
lipid guvc. notice or nppl'ual to the Con
uccllcul Supreme Conn on the ground
of Ilnconslllutilmnllly

In case of an adverse decision or the
Sum-mun Court. Otheld' s counsel in-
tend to appeal to the Supreme Court
of the United Slated. This is the cone

oflll‘ld.

HOT JOURNALS ON ENGINE.

‘ ho box on ii in lrh: cuginc bound
word this morning stullcd il III the roar
of l‘ho Sentinel Otllco \fler a few
moments work the cnulncoi was. nbio
to not the I l‘llllk plu coolcd oil' and pin
(t-‘edf‘li

«NOTICE.-

Sound-l I) (iulkowsky. tho new and

sccond hand fnruilulc itlld slovo deal.

or Icnlorcd from 3 Wall slreet to til

MIiln sllcol. Noruwnlk whulc he will

lncrcnno II lingo vnrlclv of goods. Don't
fol gct lo lilHlll‘l‘l' ll

WANTED

M.-~.W._.. H... I“

WANTED—~YOUNC NAN snvnN

icon wishes position where he can

lcurn a lrndc; rcfcrrnccs. (l. 6.. euro

Sentinel. . i" ll
«M-.. m... - 8M .

WANTED-A onnlvnnv (‘thnllt
who in doc unturned lo (hi! I'tit‘i’ of hot .
o8. Adtll‘utiti‘x., t‘uro of the Norwnlk
ofllm- of the Sentinel. til (it

WANTED-“GIRL FOR GENERAL
llouncwm k. Silt cdo pron-I rcd. A only

 

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WANTED-mil GIRL FOR GENERAL

 

p. III, at 4 High IItI-ool South Nurwulk.
n :u
WANTED~ 'runnn Ollu.8‘ ron

general houncwork; ulno young lady
for companion. Apply Mrs. W.J JWil
cox ill llunl’ord l’lnov. J7 lit

WLANTLEO - DDThL’I‘lVPS
nhrowd. olcvor men in every locality.
cloudy work gllul‘unlocd over y tiny. We
propurn tho inexperienced for the bush
noun. W-rlt ”Prlnclpul.” ltoonlu 4041
Loan RI 'i‘rulll Bldg” Milwaukee. Wis.

ill lit

 

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WANTEDHTI.)L PlillCllABlD ANY
kind or old hookn No matter what
you have ueud portal“ Will ‘oIIll city
or country and buy rnith. Darnell-
brarion or I-lumll collections boullht.
Addronn minke. cure sentinel lllllhtf

mu...” .8 «and.» w .o .... I m... ..... .Lm n8. 4mm...“

FOR SALE.

FOR SALEJA BEDROOM Sill’l’fll
«if not ploecnwbodatoltd; lint-hut. drooli-
or’. wash small and two none for $10

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”the wlll It’ot he IIII‘IIIbIS'r ,

‘ Merrill-“g Cy

FOR GA _
(if Roxbutllv; fill '
ulna. All no

Pending. .

lmr killhon sink. Robbcl y is supxnmed .

Min. Ruins and -‘

avert-lug vio.
latlon of technical and deprivation oil walk. “i" pmnfullv'
properly ivllhour Just compensation. ling. while i“ “‘0’“

In which the (onncollcut Supreme
(‘ollrl rendered n decision advcrsc to "‘5“ our»

7-.....

Mrs. Thomas w. Powell 5 Ht‘ll‘ll rtrm-I ‘ [Apply E M 'i‘ollcn till, So. Main St.
583

housework; 3 in family. Call after lllrt‘llllll on Worthington Street;

Apply 8. II. 'l'lllohldn,‘illl walling? i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

inn. 8 1905. I . ‘

l‘lIc presentation speech was mado
lw Virol’resldenl Mwhelo bourbon?
ntld Vlr Rooney gracefully responded
amid the con grnlululions of his fellow
[\Iorkcrn in tho Lul'lll'i‘ Mr Rooney wall-I
lfutlbcr lIOIIorcd by being elected as
doingalo to the fourth annual convon- ’
lion ol the New lowland Bartenderu'
Amino union to NO held in Munchetitor
New iinmpshilc the latter phrt of this
month.
. hollowing the business sessiomthelo ' "
was It social time, and rcl’rhshments
worn Served the menu having been
prepared by .l. O. Jennings. and being
exmllonl. in every Iohpecl. ’ ,

'Au dulcltninlnom {Hog-lamina f 511* . .
Illllled selections on the piano by Wil- . .
ltum Clone. who isnu artist. in his
1linc; Iocni solos by Joseph MoMuhon,
who was enthusiastically lecallcd on
cm h appearance; stories by JOsLeplI W.
Rummy and others. which went hlg‘h‘
ly uplilelinted.

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n

INJURED AT PAPER MILL. .
lscniumln Scllcck employed in the
building of llle now mill or the St
George Pulp and Pnpor Company. Nor-
njurcd this
Witt trill:

the back by a heavy .
'oi‘ II lingo iron liy. wheel slipped; 62%:ng f
the "Julk' supporting it. %
x'whcn it fell several limbms, cand one .
ol lhcsc luv-2m k Sellcck The injured _
assisted homoby II fellow . . .
lWllliillllLlil. . . '

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l PROFESSIONAL.

L.--

i W. S. KNAPP. ARCHITECT. HAS .
moved his olllicc from the . United .
lillllk illdu. to ll Madison St Tel. 8512, ‘

l , loop." ramps.

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LOST. II ‘ 3‘
LOST—7‘ It DEMENTED MAN
throw away his overcoat. l‘iid‘rty numb.
wlII-Ie in town. Any (mo lit possilstslli
or it and blinging ll lo the ororut g
Knapp factory will in: p'I‘tid for th

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LOSTwON mm WE E
in: I‘ll llovl H 'ihcullc and Goldl‘lli (Hill
I-tirot. II string of g‘old' bends 'ii‘ Ii
will bi- rcwardcd by rel
Sonliml olllcc, South NI

 

TO LET Six IIOOILIII ON n 5
ovcnuc rout $6. Apply.J S. Randall. I»
lit! Sonview awn, East Norwalk. :9 3b

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TOL RENTQHOUSE 142 SO. MAIN
Sil‘N‘l right rooms. PousLeaaIlon atonoo

 

iii In 5 ~
FRONT
Steam
hcnl. Bulb. Address, P ‘Q. Box 343,:-
Soulh Nut-walk ;. -Jll. 3t.

T0 LETN‘A SIX ROOM COTTAGE
on limviow Plum iDIIIltNhr‘wolk. will

TO LET -- luutulsllltb

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ioeutnd eight rooms. Imillllry‘. .
and all ulndorn convenient. I
niou inlnlcdlllloly. ‘
Adnnln.

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ford rim-a will return Ill no «you
litmu will be «skull: othhrtvlae they
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