and 3"" Tom-
3 1191315 Appointed
ik’Bunks Have Con-
ll and Box
New York
at man this morning that.
that the whole matter
NEW YORK 11111.1 Lil-11 furious
street light in which two policemen.
‘n detective and a poliuemons wife
were the participant's early todny will
be made the subject or an investigation
by the police commissioner. All of the
fighters were injured. one being so
badly used tip that he was sent home
on "sick leave. " The trouble is heiiev
ed to have grown out of the arrest of
'a saloon keeper several weeks ago as
a result of which the arrested man
was placed under $500 bonds to keep
the peace. All the. parties to the affair
. were acquainted and the arrest of the
saloon keeper had been discussed man-
9 times Edrly today. when Patrolman
Conway. who made an arrest. was on
duty. Patrolman. Bohr and his wife
and Detective Frank L Carey climb up
the street._ Bohr and Carey were in:
citizen is drédshbut when they saw
Conway. they say they called serous
street to him a friendly greetiux.
mreply. they say. Was an insulting
. remark! The fight was on in an In-'
Erasure. it is a well-known
h the company does it very
loose and. is a hustler in every
number of the operatives
on about 11 O'clock this
but they were laid off for the
This course was evidently
Anon after President 'l‘a'hl
sinntnnd 1310011 Carey. Iinhr and the
latter'swifc were stretched out on the
sidewalk as a result 01’ blows on the
head from the patrolman‘ 5 night
stick The two men quickly returned
to th fray and Conway was given a
terrible heating. The affair was
brought to a sudden termination by
the appearance of another patrolman.
who took the whole party including
_ Mrs. Bahr, to the police stationuuder
't it would be necessary to
abortion of the help for a few
but some of the operatives would
.. kept at wotk.
; _ Speaking of the company's ember
MWML the New York Times this
are lug. stated the situation as fol-
lcan Paper Pail and Box Conn
The American Paper Phil and
Inpany. with offices at 373
_ and factory at Norwalk,
is unable to meet maturing on
we, and yesterday Judge Levon
, ’ appointed Adolph S Stlefel tem‘3
nora'ry receiver of the company on in
application of Charles Strauss in pro
coediugs for the voluntary dissolution
o the corporation brought by two of
indirection, lsidor '1'ahi and Bern-
491.113.191.111- Tobi. is president
on Adolpns .sremn irehsurer of the.
company. I‘b :~.ef the receiver
was 11pr at all ,‘00 hit was assert d
that'the company who insolvent. To
liabilities. are $83. 917. nominal dssets.
$11 236 and actual assets Altman Ann
on; the credilprh WW‘Nl Mercantile
11.111.51.31
of Norwalk
Society. :8, 000. . secured; Foil-field
County Savings Bank. of Norwalk.
:3; boo secured; American Writing P11
per C'onipnny, 18 126.65 Henry Linden-
meyr & Sons 3 .568': ,Pauline Tahl
$.31 100; Belle C. Swifts]; 3:3. 7-19 and Er
nostlno C. Steifel, $2. 000. The busi-
ness was established in 1881 in New
York city and had its factory here
until two years ago, When it was mov-
ed to Norwalk. The company had :1
capital stock of $20 000.
M
_’ MR8. swirs‘ TdcriFIEs.
———-H—q
Says She Never Asked Her 8011 etc
Leave Her- l-Iic Money.
Mrs. Harriet Swits, whose. appeai
from a Probate court decision in re
fusing to admit the will of her son
Willis A. Swlts. is being tried before
Judge J. H. Reed and a jury in the
Superior court, went on the witness
stand yesterday morning.
To white the claims of undue in-
finance having.r been used to cause the
lateIMrs. Swits taminke the will in
her favor and neglect his wife. Mrs.
Swits said that she. never asked him
"to llvavo his money to hermnd .sbo
never know that. be had done so un-
til after his death. She said she did
not know he had much money
Upon cross examination by Judge
Light. who appears for the widow who
contests the will. Mrs. Bwits said that
the late Willis Bwits wits her favorite
son and that she never asked him a
favor he would not accede to She
said she was opposed to his marryinx
because It would till-i? him away from
her and he did not to or of his man-
riage until two we after It had
taken place Afterwnrds she said be
1m 111111 on attentive to her as be
ore. .
The will involves t e sum of $3,,
‘ ed up. When
it In considered the a received only
‘ 312 a week 1111 '11 111 it in a scar?
store and that he on cried bs wife.
this in a remarkable wing.
W
BIOIPTION 1'0 MM. DELPOMAD.
MN
Mm u. soon at myth 'rn‘n‘tr‘o. use.
I. With David ' dim Co.
. Young Men' 11
Fast Eighty sldhlh street. New
31.1.1131. Harry N‘. Damon is
,t'nry. lendercdo furor/ell renew
iii“? ”in“ ”err;
’1' 11111111 puny. a
Iii, last night. Mr; Bollard
with Mr. iii gins for a bum.
s. and will 0 been at South
‘11 ills Loin Dollar, on the
I" encasement. February 8.
the company starts for
Wow—m» AIM-a... r.
UM. CHURCH MEETING.
hunt meeting of the south
._ , 111le Church Will
_ under evening at 7: lb
, We lite elected. Still
,flbecliefi from the Wont
. Bible School
.und-‘i‘lindeuvor ACircAl
. 00:14 3
“5:9 :20; Forums Savings
arrest. There an investigation was
made by the captain in charge. after
which he made a public r'epo'xt or
chat be had been able to learn of the
matter. liesaid that none of the
four would make a complaint. but
said he did not intend-to allow the
Inaitervtodron and would refer it. to
the commissioner for investigation.
Conway was sent home on sick lean.
and the other three were permitted
to go homt.l '
ANOTHER BIG SALE.
i.__—..
A Few Plain ArQUments in ‘Favor of
Buying on the Krieger Credit Plan.
The right sort of credit. enablesyou
to buy ‘at any time of the season. and
given you the choice of the very best
moi chandise. No one will dispute the
fact that the host is the» cheapest in
the end, but to buy the best.
more leady cash iban many people of
moderate means can supply in u lump
sum. 11nd at the. some time pay for all
their househ d expenses.
Let us‘ supp pm: that you are an 121
vocals: of buying onlv for cash and
that you have. our $5. 00 or $10.00 nav-
ed. You are then obliged ellbol" to
buy a cheap article for. your cush or
to wait until you save enough money
to buy a good out- later on, You neith-
er have the article when you really
want It. and could enjoy it, nor do you
havn the satisfaction of being well
dressed at the time Your friends are
wearing.fiue clothes. . With our Cred-
it System to help you there is up need
or excuse to wait. Look at the sub.
ject fsirand square. »
in the first. place. every article of
wearing apparel in any of our stores is
positively high-grade throughout. The
fabric,- style. tailoring, tit and finish
is on the very same order as the best
you can buy for the sumo. price in any
of the boiler class cash stores. An
other test is easily given. ‘
inspect the clothe... displayed in our
windows; note the diffeicuce between
our goods and those you see in the
usual credit stores or the cheap cash
stoic window. Thor.- are no wr,inkle_d
round shouldered. ioosecoiinrcd and
buck-numbered styles in our windows.
Nollie bow x1111 efuiiv “11nd stylish
our window exhibits conipnro wiib‘ thou
very best you ”ill find anywhere All
through our store it is the some ‘ A
few moments' inspection of our men
rhnndise will quickly and surely run-
vincc any one of its positivo value.
When you lluy such good wearing an-
purel you get better fitting and bet-
ter wearing garments than if you buy
inferior values for what cash you have
saved. is it not therefore better
economy to buy on credit?
A munyith a family to support. sole
dom has more than a comparatively
small amount of cash to spare He
jacket the boys and girls must be
clothed and have shoes. if he buys
cheep goods for cash they soon look
shabby wear out and more cash must
he had for more or the cheap stuff. if
he buys better uoods the kind that
wear tw co as long. that always mm:
mm and stylish and which hold their
shape to the end he will need more
money than he can readily spare. That
in why many families are never wail
disused and yet are! always paying
out money for cheap clothing.
Slop 11,3111 use our credit. At this
store you can select the best outer up
pnrel from head to foot for the entire
family. Toll our sales conic to
"Charxé it" and pay your hi i In small.
convenient sums by the wool: or
month. Our credit. is an accommodio
lien. an. added inducement without a
penny of chili: a helpful. easy payment
plan, without the usual red tape of
in. ordinary credit proposition. There
an. no holes, no pay orders. no mart;
page to rich. Thousands of regular
patrons use it and like it.
our coeds are all marked in plain.
figures“. and we '[l’i'ill‘ilnm the price to
be ”as low as the of
1111de can be
In the” .
cant .
takes .
needs an overcoat. his wife needs a .3
Hartford Leader Berries 0au~
one by Overwhelming Ma-‘
jorliy on the F but Ballot. and
Mr. Fessenden Prompily
Mover. to Make it Unanimous,
emo'r Morgan ("I Bulkeiey was nomina-
nubiir-nn caucus by the general as-
hly. yesterday afternoon defeating
the single ballot. State Senator
nomination is equivalent to on election
at the joint. session of the senate and
house next Tuesday. Mr. Bulkeio'y will
round out a long and successful poli-
tka'l rumor with the gift of the high.
est. office that can be tendered him by
his native '3 state. The nomination,
moreover. bridge loan and It political
contest between factions in the Ranch
iicnn party which In of many yeors'
standing and which was actively begun
six years ago in a similar caucus when
both former Governor B‘ulkeloy and
Mr. Fessenden were candidates for
the some cities, and to succeed. (len-
eml Howley. who also was a candidate
for reelection.
in that caucus, which became a
famous one in Connecticut's political
history. there was practiculiv a dead
lock between lia'wley and Fessenden.
which was broken by the Buikeioy
forces swinging over to Senator Haw.
luv and reelecting him for another
term
All the plans that have been laid“
out by the Republican managers since
the two rivals in the caucus. which
was held yesterday afternoon.
”.4...“
(Continued on Fourth Page).
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ST. JOSEPH'SA OH URCH NOTES.
u...—
Quarterly Communion of“ All
' and Girls Next Sunday. 1 ‘3
The general. quarterly commi‘iuion
or all the boys‘und ‘girls‘of'St, Jos-
unit's parish will take place next Snu-
day. Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus
at him 8 o'clock mans ' The proces
slot will be formed in the basement.
un march to the church. at 7:15 a
m.. where seats will be reserved in
the center aisle. -
At 1:15 p. m.. the Cadet. Society will
have its monthly meeting and instruc-
tion in the basement, and ill» election
of 01110ch fur 1905. All the boys who
1.3.1.3.. lately confirmed by the Bishop.
~and to whom be administered the
pledge till they shall be twcinydlvn
yours or hire. have thereby become
members of the Parish (lndct. Sociciy.
At 4 p.111 the first regular meeting
of the immaculate. Conception Sudan
ty for the new year will be held. and
(the subject 'ofxtbe lecture by the rec
ior- will-be The Sanctuary of Our
Mother of Good Counsel at Genaznano
in the Province of Rome. llnly. - The
now badges manuals. fluid and silver
module. 014;... will be blessed and dis-
tributed to the 99 members of the So-
iinllty.
Dr. Mahor is busily engaged in his
New Year' 5 visitation of his parishion-
ursA‘. 111111 in the preparation of his an
anal parish report which will be read
from the altar 1111 soon as completed
The bountiful drnmu. Kathleen Mav-
ournecn, which was nut-h a superb suc
cons on January iiih. at lioyifs Opera
House. will be repeated by general re
onset on the 26th lost... so that all who
missed the first performance. on ac-
count. of the extremely incinnumt
weather may enjoy the pleasure ex-
perienced by the fortunate ones who
braved the elements and were present
on that occasion.
DANCE FOR THE. OANVASSEMS.
m
“rendered by Catholic Club and Catho-
lic Union Council.
The young ladies who did such ef-
fective..work canvassing at the linear
and fair of Catholic Union Council.
Knights of Columbus. and the Catholic
Club, were tendered a complimentary
13m c-uiion 111 the club house in West
avenue last evening. The nécnslun
proved one of much enjoyment for all
fortiinate enough to have been pronoun
Fig addition to the dancing. Thomas
ole sung shveral selections. Mrs.
William: Tracey 3m also to have
taken part in the entertainment. but
was mills to‘ be present.
film-client. music for the .dnnclug.
which continued until Tmidninhb was
'Wn'vhed by Willism'l‘ .‘Jciisees Or-
chairs.
Refreshments or ice cream and cake
cake were” served. .
MW
:odocuntso AND DANOID.
be Giris‘ Friendly Society. at
Trinity, Church; held: a very Argentina
.nieetinglnst cv’onin int} Hal.-
1313111111 mun littlest; .A'i'ne only
our: were spent in dancing. after
which the. members were instructed in
bracketing table covers for 11
11111114111111... society In to hold soon Mrs.
‘lncnc Jennings 11.111311311115th
”A physlrail uni urea -
HARTFORD, Jan. iii. ~Forn1er Gov-"3
fed for the Untied States Senate tofi'“
succeed Joseph R flawley by the' W3? ‘
”,Snmuci Fouaemieu, his chief opponent 3 'i
by an overwhelming majority. As the j
that time have been with an eye to '
the success of one or the other of "
Boyl‘
‘ in bed;
$111111 1.118 ililbl‘lfltllib Will not 1‘30?”th
sale 3
morning lllJOll . .
Mr liondrlckas _
big double. ileum a
driven by M Thriller;
:1 milk wagon and chart We‘hr‘le‘i't
automobile runubuu 3 slime close to-
geiber. ~ .3 ,
Mr. Turlov's horses come fright-
do by the ex-
utbntiiut Church,
dud marriage»
to (iri've in fro
ly 11.1mm» u'ii be.
he held down add‘
Into the chine
where be “1'
well cash 0
An m'invenior‘
wagon shelved
right with this
front wheel whfbh; cs procured by
Mr Tariov. M 11 bdriciu; who is
well along in fun 3 ‘
complained of bit
The grim and 3 lion but sure reaper.
death. made an all . booted visit in
cause of his dent.
' "no cerebrosninai
niei1ingitis..A’l‘ _ '
etA etfeeiing well
eufllcientiy to rein his'dutics in‘
New York. Monday morning His ill-
nuns, however, could of lib shaken 0d
and Tuesday orient n‘lie was oblig-
ed to return home to N ‘ bill. and A30
From 111111 11111
10 gm OM “Wildly
:nme. 31111 its 11.1. fiiist' that
or medical unendance was secured.
'l‘hreo physicians were called In and
tau trained nurses were in attendance
upon him
Mr 1, urtls was born in Norwalk
tweniythreo years ago and is surviv-
ed. in addition to his parents. by one
sister. Minn Mao Curtis. it was with
extreme regret that friends learned
of his untimely taking off, and many
could hardly realize tho and news,
coming so suddenly
A year or so ado Mr Curtis was a
student at Cornell University and was
taken ill with typhoid when the cpl.
dcmic of the ilosoase upload over Ith-
Ice. and it is now believed that he nev-
ver fullv recovered from the effects of
tbe' attu‘ck
h‘unoinl services will be held from
the' family home. 18 West avenue Mon.
tiny afternoon nth o'clock. The Rev.
J. A. Hilliugsly. acting pastor of ..o
Norwalk Congregational Church. will
oliiclnte and interment will be in tin-
vnuit at. Riverside Cemetery.
«--................. .0...“ -. M
NEARLY BURNED OUT AGAIN.
Wo'itbsun‘cn Hat Company Ho: 3 Nor.
row Escape in Brockvliie.
'l‘be Wonlhuusm lint Company
Wlilth lo‘ui iiu his plant on Day street
in this city by tire some months ago
and which (II that time moved to
Brockville. Ontario ('fln'flilfl. had a nar.
row escape from being burned out a
second limo a few days ago. A large
‘cnrrlngo‘shop located directly across
lim street from the Wolibausen Corn-
pauy caught fire and burned to the
urouml.‘ The cold weather made it
veiy difficult for the firemen to tight
the names and it was with great dim-
(ally that the Woitbausen Company's
plant was saved. They sustained lit-
iic'daniugo. however.
DOES NOT AMOUNT TO $8.000.
Attorney| Warner Says No Such field
on but Are In Local Bonito.
The Sentinel yesterday stated that
about 88.000 in notes could be traced
to William A Reid. formerly of frying
Looks/cod a Compnnl'. and that this
amount of paper With 111‘ local blinks.
Attorney Levi Warner, who represents
Mr. lockwood, says the sum mention-
ia excessive; and that than; is no
where like that amount He believes
that Mr. new con satisfsctorilly ex
111qu all his transactions while in Mr.
Lockwood‘a employ and will probably
'1'“ 1.30 at the neuritis tomorrow morn.
fix.
OUARANTINE NOT IBIPIOTID.
. . .3 Titus South Nerivnlk.
1111111111 that the home in Bonsatuck.
where a child died of 3191111111313 on
week. was properly quarantined but
by the. many occupants of the hill 11111:.
the 1‘! mac. had 11 public toner moi.
wild 12111111113 in the helitil regu-
nor-.1111 o'ervicoii the liner.
tbriou l'y clap cored
he? medicaid: since
been. 8
fowl-3‘ and began 3-
NOB Of ll DGW'
Angelo 0013110; 111311811 Who 1110de ‘ 339061111 W9
dd 3 1111111
Marlin Murray, ofHew York.
Probably. instantly Killed
Last Ni ht Opposite the East
11.1.11 Station-"Evidently
cans. ceconnecii'cni Looking
‘....°" Employment A " ‘
Martin Murray. of 302 East 27th
‘ streetg New York city Was killed by
the cars some time. during the night
directly in front of the East Norivsik
railroad depot. His body was diascov-
cred early today.
. This morning as Mr. Wood, at East
Norwalii who is a carpenter empibyed
" by tlielbonsolidatod road, was going
to his work he discovered 134111; on the
mailman" track directly in' front of the
East bound station, the body of a man.
113was.lying ngninstibc touceA between
the tracks.‘ There was no doubt about
the man being dead as he bad 11 great
gaping hole in the top of his head and
the bxalus lay in a little cluster. The
face was little mutilated.
Mr. Wood notified Chief of Police
Volimer. who informed Medical Exam—
iner Huntington of the case Dr, Run.
tinston went immediately to the scene
of the. accident
Members of the section tang him 11
stietcher in readiness and took the re»
mains into the baggage room of the
station
3‘In the pockets of the man a clothes
were found papers which appuréntly
Mrs ‘zivo‘ his identity as being Martin Mur- '
. ray of 3113 an»: 27th street, New York.
’A‘ letter was found written on the let-
ter paper of Morgan and Wright deal-
ers in rubber goods.
The letteruservul to makemore sad
the tragic and of the dead man. .
Lt. read this way: "On account of a
reduction in force, we are obliged to
dispense with your services. You only
use this letter as a reference ” The
letter was signed W. C Marion, .lr.
Stationery bearing the address of the
East Side Republican Club of the 20th
Assembly districtk New NXOik. was also
found and a ticket to lib; omiual ball
of the “Dude Kerr-1311111 Assimilation."
Muirby and well disused and evi-
dently kept himself neatly He was
apparently about 30 years of' age. it
is lxdicmd that being out of work be
111111 ted for some of the rubber factor 131
in Naugntuck or '1‘ homuston or Bear
on Falls but being out of money was
compelled to steal a‘ride on a freight
train. When in front of the East Nor-
walk station he probably fell from the
train and his brains were dashed out
against the fence which separates the
tacks.
The body was found at the side of
the mist bound freight truck and might
having been thrown there by being
struck by a west bound train.
body was little mangled aside from
the ghastly hole in the skull
The Iomnius were taken to Rny-
mohd s undertaking rooms in N01 walk
and an attempt will be nuuie to as-
certain if the. dead liliiil has friends in
New York City.
ST. PAUL'S MEN'S CLUB.
Address LaotEvcning by Rector Smith
and Henry M. Perry.
Last night's meeting of the Men's
Club of tho Norwnik Congregational
Church proved a treat for the mom
burs At this meeting. which was held
in the lecture room of the Berkley
street chupoi. therettor, llcv. Wemyss
Smith, delivered an extremely inter-
esting lecture on Japan. The speaker
went into the history of the country.
its present improved condition and the
various phases of the progressivouoss
of the inhabitants ‘
A short address was also given by
Henry ill Pony, who told of his ex
pericpccs in the Philippines. the siege
of Pckiu and life on a transport Al
the next meeting. Mr. Perry will eat
hibii many interesting lantern slides.
As customary at these meetings. re-
l'rcshni ms of sandwiches and cotton
were ervod last evening. Several
new members were voted in and a
coininitteo appointed to look after the
refreshments for next week‘s meeting.
.W...
,. ENOAMPMENT OFFICERS
installation of Ribbon Official: Held
' ‘ Lost Ni gilt.
.'l‘bo recently elected officers of K113
baosn Rncsu1pumnt;i.0 fit, of Nor-
walk there installed last evening by
District; Deputy Newman of Siam
ford. The unicorn installed wow the
following:
uChief Patriarch-- Nelson W Brno.
1 ct. ;
Sbnibr Warden—'- 8. l. I). lilvnris.
High Priest-13. E Sleuucn.
Seribb-w-ll. A. Smith.
'i‘ifoasureru-B 8. Keith
Junior WordénwAlbc‘ri i'lrinrod.
Gandhi-1311111111111 Farrell. ‘
Outside Buntineimlli. 9. Belle.
11111111: anemwlndwsrd street. 3‘
First Watch-331‘. B. Osborn. ’ .
tuba-l) ‘81.. 3'31 Camp 1 .
Third Wutohwilhsri s Obrhill '3
«Fourth Wswwail am nus. . ‘
chords of Troubadour” Crosby and
Jared Betta. ‘ 3
A: neither was served.
3311111. some train seem
be. All It. .
3'l‘he _
Seven cough .
lied a Bad List to Starboard
:I'l'dh Wreckers Worked All
row will: 31...: 13 m....mn'
slumber ind'us. which struck on Fire
island during the to; Wednesday
night. was still fast aground today.“
and at half tide this" forenoon shall
a bad list. to starboard All night
the wrecks‘rs. assisted by the,
ore crew, worked removing the ears
in an encrt to lighten her sumcicntly'3
to allow her to float at the nail; high '
tide and today practically everything-
movable was being taken off Hnnd
rods of bags of flour were going over.
the steamer' 1; side every hour and er. .
on the wooden hatch covers were
thrown over into the sea. in addition
to We big wrecking tugs and a horse
which went to the steamers assist-
ance yesterd
and during. e rs. ‘ '
lug (rows from Fire [mud ,
of Woods were calls dto ' ‘
by signals. One of the signaled
the rayonue cutie Me A
m .
:rBIock Last Mollie-Mr
Merrill’s Sebocl to 111mm
in South Nor‘Walk
. At, the intended? the South
walk Club. held last night. to‘ emisld‘er
the matte 9“. new quarter‘s fur the
at
for the life savers were read: ~ ”gamma"; appointed 11° “”51“” the “1355‘
are to deliver" The exact meaning
of this had not been determined wit
the life savers started out to
stranded steamer. The wind 1
weal. and a moderate sea is ruun
The tide is high about noon.
OONGREGATIONAL OH URCH MEET
DB
Treasurer Boyer Resigns and G". K.‘
Barnum is Chem.
3 i
urea. necessary to bring such a project 3.
below the club in a manner for deli
- its action: This ocuimlttee is campus
of 111’. H; hiamewson, ll. W. Mather. Jz'
E. Light. 11. F. Smith. M Cornet
R. Taylor, S. S. Hatch and
The meeting last night was on
for null one. and called on short noti
made necessary in order to take' ac-
tion, if deemed advisable to secure the
11001 In the United Bank Building now
With one exception, on 0! the oill octnpled. by the business college rev?
cars of the Norwaik Congregational
Church were reelected at the annual
meeting, held ibsf evening at 7: 30
o‘clock. The exception was that. or
treasurer. George R Barnum was e1
ecied to succeed Eugene Li. Boyer who
resigned because of ill health .
A committee. consistinc of Charles
A. Tucker. Frederibk 11.131111 and, Mrs
Mary A mu. were appointed in" arm
resolutions of sympathy for Mr. Meyer
and express the appreciation of the
church for his pail! services. ..
The meeting was presided over by
the acting pastor Rev. J A. Billing!
ly and the business of the. session
consisted principally of the reading of
the various reports. which showed the
church to be in flrstclnss condition
in every particular,“ and the election of
officers who were chosen in the main
as follows
Clark—~Chnrles A Tucker
Assistant Clerk—~ii‘rederick A. Elis.
Treasurer~Georgn R, Barnum.
Superintendent of Sunday schoolg-
Rev. George!) .Egbert.
Associate Superintendent—Charles friends for that
E Curtis..
Lady Associate
Miss C E. Raymond.
Assistants to Lady Associate—Mrs.
“A ll. Baldwin and Miss Minnie WiAx-
on. 3
Secretary of
George R. Barnum
Sunday School Treasurer-Franklin
.7. Curtis
Lay Members of Church Prudential
Committee-4rd Cole Charles E. Cur
iii-l and Frederick A. Elie 3
Superintendent-—
Sundny School—-
chosen. .
The meeting came to a clone with
the singing of “The Church‘s One
Foundation.” and the pronoun 1;" of
the bcnmiictionA by the Rev nBill-
igsiey.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELB
NEW YORK .len.13.———Ariived:
Brenton. from Bremen. '
WANTED;
W-m-.._. "w .__
WANTED-SINJATION 111‘ CE»
oral housewark in small family Ad-
drop A. N, care of Sentinel 1131
WANTED~A POSITION AS COOK
or to do general housework. by a com
potent colored glii. Apply lilmuioy-
nient Agency, 111 Washington 83!
13 It
WANTED~COPPERSM1TYL
good. all around man, who understands
m...—
linsmithing us well, a permanent Mil]
steady situation in open. Address, stub
int: experience and salary eknerted
post ofllre Box 752. Full River :49“;
3 l t
WANTED—IADIES 'ro CANVAS
for c0111 a thread. Popular priced :11-
little. cod commission. Novelty of
package cells It; quality makes it a
repeater. No ex urionce necessary.
General agent w i be in this iwaiith ‘
soon. Address at once Robert G. Will
law (30., ill ‘Chnunc‘y St, lldsto‘n . .
1183,0111
ce‘utly purchased by Mi‘b. Me'rtmiil of
WStamfmii and on the supposition that
it was this lady s purpoee at. the clone
of the present term to close the schodl“
here and combine it with the one at
Stamford.
upon. the statement of Mr. Sarmin ‘
that Mrs. Merrill intended to continue
, the school here, it was the suspicion
opinion of the meeting that no auctions
shuuid be taken to in any way in-
bertera with her plans, or that might
-I'bpult in the loss of the school to the
place
MERIDEN STOCK BARN BURNED.
MERLDEN .Jan.13 -'-The stock horn
of Frafl D'lsbrow, an east side farm
er. was totally destroyed by fire early
today together With four horses and
16 com. A number of plows and oth-
er farming utensils were a complete
loss The barn was insured for 32‘
6011
CARD OP THA' "MKS, 3
We wish to tha it our neighbors
indheiiii during
recent bereave out
MR. AND nits. resonator; is
ARDEN
» FOR SALE.
FOR 3ALE-EMPTY STOCK ons-
eq. cheap Crof’ut ti Knapp 00.11231
' TOLET
Librarians snd- ushers were Anti re-
' for all classes of applicants.
To L'ET - Housn optimum
located, eight rooms, laundry. not tubs
and all modern convenien so 'Posueo~
nion Immediately Part lore of E:
Adams. .12 if.
BUSINESS Nortens.‘
......- ”we... w
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-+MRSW.‘
J. Wilcox announces that she has all-
mblished an 'employment agency ‘at, '
13 Hsntord Place and can securejztgrk
J. A.‘RUDDER, PRACTICAL PMNTA“.
or. Paper'lianger and Decorator. Ruth
mates submitted. Address. Madison,
street. fool: of Franklin _AOp. LuthnrA
Wright's 3 3.3 .. , til" 'lA'fAA
CEMETERIES
Riverside ccmctery—Ncrw'oik 'Oo
seventy sores beautifully iflcnt
Lots in suit all it is wise totaled
lot Awhile you are alive. Apply to Go
VOorhees Superintendent om "1
(rounds _ ._ d 10 f!
PROFESSIONAL .‘ 1.
Minn. cosostm. rs'illifisr AN
and reader. will be pic“ to meet.
old friends at 14 Uni
from 10 n 1.1.1.1111 p.111
dny.
VISITING GOVERNB
lo a graduate and a stud
11 1'11 Normal School
raining, wishes a few
W wwwm' awn-aw ”- "rev-M33 “flew-31' "If“? “(it in “13 commbll
WANTEDwA GOOD LAUNDRR‘BSI
to 50 our by the day. Steady work' for
Mondays. Apply at Sentinel ”013111;“
3 1
WANTamwA'i‘TRACTIVliim YOUNG
women wanted for light opera chorus,
also to bone for Illustrators. Experi-
once unnecessary. Flag; 713 6th Avon? '
New York. 112 (it
wem’nown SMALL HOUSE F012.
rent; about 8 rooms. with all modern
improvements, you, both. etc. Adar
"Sinail House." Sentinel (lilies. Boa
Nerwcl It . 1 .l
11 31.31
will give corrective sum
ll". diiildreb‘. Address
l .
moved his ethics fro 1111 to:
Bank Bldg. to 8 Madisonfh Tel: 1%.}
' MISCELIAJ‘ANE
naouorio use new cm
on of our on 1’... “11111111“. _ . ,
would... Wsists. Furs. goblidren bit
odd new and DressocBi -3
nil Rain deals. at snow
.cume early and sety
ill not have such bar '1‘
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