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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 7, 1906 · page 7

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r ,
. o” orpublliio ion re
oollooiorl dolly. TTIIfgy‘ should be sign-
or”: WW , on trillion of
Services at both “the churches were
largely attended yesterday.

W
William 1 ,. of Winfield street,
xllellafznlto III II. 3,,

 
 

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Mrs. Michael D. Drew is zoomowhai
Iodisoosod at her home on Seuvlew
avenue. ,

 

M15. John Anderson a d daughter
Thyra, of Van Zant otree have gone
to BIooklyn to,s1IoI,IIl 9,. week with

friends. I}

Homer‘s East‘L Bide store, “Tho
House oi! Lords," is to be thomughiy
overhauled Iepobed and put In the
best of shape.

 

 

The meeting ot the Epwortb League, '

yesterday at the 815.51 Avenue Metho-
dist Chur'cb wu51o‘d by SylvestoI EI-
zea. and the subject was Our Call to
Service.

 

Weekly bullletink'a of East Avenue

Methodist mEpIsc Chilton; Mon
day. 7 p. .ths, #3,,“ meeting of tho
Epworth Rogue; uesduy, 7: 45 class

meeting; Tuesday. 7: 45. probatIonors'
meeting; Wednesday 2 .1). 711.. Ladies
Aid; Thuroday, 7:46 p. m.. prayer
meeting; Friday, 7: 4,5 I). In. meeting
01 the Junior one

Rev C J. Vuhistrom‘, who resides on
llnyvlow Place. East wanlk had a
line pet dog bitten by the mad dog
which dnshod through Ibo street some
days ago and bit so many boogie Mr
Vohistrorn tied his not up dud was
you y careful In regard, to it. Sutur.
day. however. the animal‘showed un-
Iulslahoable signs of rnblns and it be-
came necessary to shooti'it.

Rownirron.

 

 

Agents for The Evo‘niug Sentinel in
Rowoyton. are Fmdirlrk Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway ind bhorioo Potty.
Orders sent to any 67 tho arm Will
receive prompt otIonIIori. -

 

Bermddsr“ Omens
10¢ per qt.
Qroon Peas are in stock, 7c quart.
Splbhoh, I‘m pooh, 165.
Color» Rhubarb,‘ Lettuce, abound
bin. ggguhgrmfiow 3;an. .

Robort Smith

rm. ILMII.

 

A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sohmldl, of Roll

road avenue.
Mr. and Mr John Sultan. of Roy-

monIl utreét,‘.;e eMlned trlynds train

New York ofjor Sunday. _ .

 

Curl Raymond. of Yule Collage. Now
Huron. spent Butu‘jlay and Sunday
with III: moonlit ’llbd’M m harm
0. Raymond, ot the Went BIde.

WNW WW I)? 11019an I‘th-m

IIIIo, III reported today as being criti-
cully III or double pneumonia. A
trelnld, hum firm Mumford III in III-

I‘ I. Stephenson

WINNING.
M‘ ,
VMII“ w York. ocooui

 
 
 

. ‘_ Chronic cases

1 borne with pnoujno- .‘

" of prize Ill'e

_ Nancy Guilford Pines (or Release from

oonnéctloo with the sensutlonhl killing
5! Miss
’wbole
on Ill’ 5
albauo eight yours ago has applied to
t 0

counties from which tho prisoner woe
Illallr

Ironing of it to bar and tho ilnui rup-
tanI In lilurnpo ulo utiil {roan In tho

L Ibo-I. all 'I III “ITEM”

0 9 I‘ II I VIII‘G
, anti Mull ‘ moored.- 'I rumor
go, ,_ jjgrg ogrveu we the obtainin-

o

, " miiohing. Meatball. womb-ulna: or
blind piles yléld to Doan's ”mama
I 1"
Cured. Druubtts all sell it; ' J

ifbonbfi W I170" “Wont.““of

Dorian. a now ullotl n board ma lot.
It? WWII bolt blooé‘d in bout
of, Allonfo N tins.
. I .I If . ‘le
’ ‘ forw
publlo‘ntlon, but In I guarantee of good

W1 5mm ill ”mum
5137“ o Evolving sen ion! in bur-Ion are

douo Bell, Arthur Slouoon and
W 88 Guard. ,:. order- am to {lay
of be above will receive prompt at
toutlgn , .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

III‘ in grand sh ‘ .

tul supervision of Professional Stod
dart. The genius handicap was for
bed by It mentbei. The
Jame: Hoyt Knapp pIIze competition
also began Saturday. The prize will be
nwdl‘llod 0 Saturday July 28, to the
player ha us the granteot number or
points. Best. no one on each Snt
nrday coun‘t5I t I'lets and tho so
cond best, one It.

LWESTPORT-
Agontg for thb Evening Sentinel, in
Westport, are 8. Digiovahni and Wm
E. Noah. Order: lent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

Joseph Hyatt spent yesterday In N.
Y. city.

Wendell Aston, of New York,. has
been visiting Ilene. ,

 

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Additional Improvements have been
made to the Solomon establishment.

The 'Conglrefloiilon'ol Ecoloolustirul

Society to hold its annual meet
in: Mon

y evening.

A {outbath along ,llu south side of
State etloél bridge has no: yet iImIIII
lbs nppeiir on In spite of tho Incl
null the CM! 35 oIIIIIeIIIm- the libruly
front must sooner 01' later require it
The path was originally built on tho
n01 tb side of the “,brldgo. necoosllutimz
a cross oven the east and another one
on the west it on Is the rule 'ouc
wants to cantibbo dorm Riverside uvc
nuc.

 

NEW CANAAN. ,
dunno—n.—

A very well y afrulr toIIneIl -l
“sliixw'alst hornplpo.‘ wills givo'n‘ luau
night In New Euunan. Imam the our
plans I)! the Anonlon'e Club As its
name lmbilés, mo Young people up-
pumod In shirtwnist nttlIo, whirh
made dancing dollgbtfullv cool and
comfortable. The hull was tastefully
IIlmmed Old Glory being assigned n
prominent place at the end, and lethal
being sprinkled vl'otusely hero and
there. A soft red glow from the lights
IuIclIunced the hen only of the scene. and
rendered it like that of Fairyland.
Shopmds orchestra, of Norwnlk lur-
nlshed music (or the utialr. Tho dance,
was II jolly MIIy Day success. and was
gruutly enjoyed by all.

SHE WANTS A PARDON.

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, Prison.
BRIDGE-PORT, May 7—-—l)r. Nancy

pried!) for; Mtéh years. because at her

Emma "Gill, oi Southlngton,
omemberod body was lound
ts alt Soavtow avenue bridge

id of onlIlons for a pardon.
’i‘lté 05rd wlii bold Its «and annual
spring music “I; at Hurlfmd on Junoi
onuoordon with tho requirementa
of the law, notices are sent out to the

commItIeII ‘ MrII Gulliordu oxtruor
crime and the equally sonuu

tlImu foutnrus connected with tho

 

 
 
 
 
 

Mr. and

bi F'Molllli.
led by M “lino Mm lilriIIIIoII or
yet! on IIIItomIIIIIIo

19”“ .970 guests
Po ,oi lloy.

 
 
 

, “ruck by lifrolloy Orr In Attempting

pnbllo mind Her term or ImpI-IIIIIII
nonmunl will noon oxbiro Ellie probw
bly nunlrou to not out below uorvluu.
It) the null

Halli-“roan. cI-IILo KILLso

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To orb-o tho «not.

13 may Indium have.
will your old douihter or James

Tho our Inn to be Inked up
Which In: bully mow

My“ with a com»

 

 

A (lulliord who was sent to the state ‘

”rim mm on: almost in- L
LVVIM by. II trolley car bore loot

WM» tram beneath it. ,
hold. web liming gill ‘

momma-wan animulimrduy of-
?Ioon, interesting leportl OI the lor-
y born iII‘

d the fourth: mull bulletin at tho
i soéiution v‘nzlua Istrlbu The [’5
port, of the Irouourer allowed the us
abolition “to be In good condition and
these officers waie elected (or the on-
out“ your:

President—~Prol LHéIIr’y S. Groves

Vicewl‘roabgentswmot Romy "w.“
Turnout of New Hutton Everett 8.
Gear of Hartioul and E. H Jenkins
of New Haven

S§cy5 ywmohhdl Slodtmullor of

t Hort
wCorresuouIllng Secretary—Miss Mary
rWInsloIv, ot' Weumguo . . «

Troogurer—«Alirod Spencer. Jr" oi
Hartford

Auditormnppléiou R mom or
Hartford.

Advisory Boardw'l‘bo hum mod
Mrs. Jossls8 _ of 80th No:
walk, Ge‘oifo I) 8%"qu or New Ha”
van and State“
HEWBS of New Haven”.
“guilty: tion Igamut“gem—Ill H. Jon

so ow «you, II II H or

I’NeW nnv‘eu and Ml’sgs Rio” ‘ '
low of Wootoéue.

 

he granulation: Gnome D. Spylnjoui
of ew Haven Chorleil S Himll'to'n
If New ,Havon, ’WIIII him it unclean III
New Britain, 1; W. Ribloy of Glasl
tonbury, Sherman W. may of Sim
)ury, George H. Myors of lilo United
States lolestry Berries,» Wuhhlngton. I),
3.. and, Motor W. Goodrich; lm-estor
)f the roslervoirs In IlaI-tlorci. ‘ ,

interesting talks worn mode lutho
meeting by Mr Jenkins. by Allied
Ackelman. stale forester of Mossuchu
Iotto, and by Smtéh Foréstm' Rimes of
his state. State F‘mosier 175on ro-
nortod that the state had set dbl. 250.

100 white pine tiees at the Windsor
plantation which would be ready for
llstrlbution in two years. lie sutd that
here had been llstrlbuted through
be state 110 000 III the Jimmy Spruce
ll'ld Scotch pinc- nnd ‘whilo pine. The
state had recently bought 300 acres of
mature land In Union nt‘a price of
53.50 no hero. on which 300.000 yearling
.reos halve boon planted. Sixty norm:
Inye been added to the state forest. at
’m'llnml. In Winning the wood'trbm
’lt‘ forest ill PUI‘IIIIDII $120 was I‘t‘ill‘lllr
III from lIII‘ solo ui firewood. There
InvI been 300 yuulrus uppolntu‘d In
Iinety- live towns; and addresses on [in
work of forestry we made during
he year, tho state forester reported.

IIII‘III'I- oranges. women‘s clubs and
'Ilmmcroinl clubs.

The ansnriulion was organized in
3895 by Rov. Horace Winslow and oth-
Irs in Wentoglm. The prouidonls
Iuv'e been MI. Winslow Major E. V

’reston or Hurtful-Ii Walter Million!

Ill‘liII‘IIy sluio I'I‘II-xoutIII IIIIIi ”II'NILIII
C. H. .H‘llklllil oi”‘t‘lII\ CIIIIIIIzIIlI'ul Ami

ulturni Expulimenl IIIIIIIIIII. 'i‘iw III)
I‘lllllfi III' IIII‘ urouolollo‘n orb to prmnulo
l wlIlIII inlcrost In lorunlry by I‘m

Ilshin lvlco in ooujunrtlou with tho
unto ”or to all porsons desiring
0 adm stnr lands In nI'mrIIIuIce will)
«ouml forestry'muthodo; by dlssominu-I
‘lon or forestry lllsrnluro; by drafting
Ind ndvocutlng desirable legislation
"In the forests of the slate. and in
HO-ODBIEIIOH with the agricultural ex-
Ioilmént station. by furnishing o Io'c-
um and stereopllron to Interested
organizations. The memborahip too la
:1 a your and all of the people of the
Itnte are invited to lol.

The bulletin of the ssrmlutlon con

ulno II Ieport of this work in this state
with illustrations of slain forests also
In appendix of the laws or this state
relating to forest Ilrootund tree war
lens. It also at o lint of the town
Ire wantons a poovodjby the state
‘orestor. as too”:

Annov5rw,“ “Quits "gain

AVIIII~WI ‘
gry Pfi'doe Allen
rm

Beucon if, lion—list

Bothony~ divine
Bloomfield-«443191115 H. Barnard.
Balm; Wflbfiqfll.
8077:1391. Mine}
Ilrauloiilwo outer W Prom.
Bristol~Willlum J. Madden
BrookllolIleohn 8 Tfijglhlll
Burilnxtou~

Cannon-47

Cantorbur p Bobnott. I
Chapllnu II II»; miller
Cilantro-Henry. ill. Terrell
Chester-«L. R. B an

(ill , ,w oloomb . Jones.

 

 

 
 
 

i ”bunny

~ no Ibo onouIIl mini; umlm Club»
nooticnt Forestry Amociotlou, bIld at ‘

tbib Tulle“ were; 'Ibnile" ‘

755th Austin F ‘

0tThe 10110?»an were oleotod niobiboI'a '

 
 

 

‘ PomiroIMSeymour
Portluudeilllom,
. Putunméebiorm‘ahw

. “Volume
Solommliurrym Momma?
Skillsbur 4m 6‘. Formula.

«(Igloo DWiirht H. mom.
byl‘n ,rwll‘ranh Hit II
, (to Henry ‘
smiorow Frank awn.

sterlingjdosgjlh Chip???“ l t
tout ton“ Iur on as on on.

Mgr-"Ernest N

inflame—Oscar A. Menard“

ilnlonwlloorge Tobino.’ I
anon~0hdrleo W. Bradley.
VoitIntowII—‘wVIiaiter I“... Tanner.
Wulltnglord~zernb P. Wench.
Wurroannlel Strong. ‘
WoohlnatonwliorI-Ill E Penn. '
Wotaitofin~8lmoon M Jone
'W-III oa'ofloldwhuvi B. Churchill
‘Wost HnII‘orII~i. P Chamberlain
Windham» Al I bur S Potter.
Windsor» ~FIeulus M. Cobb
Woodbridgcwflhar on P 'A‘ugnr
WOO‘dbiirywAsahel W Mitchell.
Wellington—«E C. Eldridge
W door writs—Henry :W Seymoul
We stock «Gharl’oafl Phrrin.

. ..._._-._._...,..~....
FOLLY or MEEKER‘ orloE or
. NEW WHA AVEN.

 
 

 

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House. ‘

Meekei who cume here front New Ha
you six weeks ago with his wife and
six childIon has aroused the indium
mm or the townspeople and has
threatened by a mob with II ride on the I

wife in 10 days time mel bowing
the min. wife in Now Huron: -' -

New Haven before her marriage and
was spoken of as II most estimable wrr
mun lleI {other was mlfayetto Ai-
ion.

Meekel 5 wife IIIeIi’ on April 17.
They had been marrlod 17 yours. He
haulily onnvnyI-Ii the body in New Ha»
Von. whore It was buried on tho 19th.
and then IIIIIIIII home to open negotlu'
lions with EIclrn Simmons to become
Mm. Meeker No 2
, The day him his return he walked.
through the villngr ilflll‘ III arm with
he: and lust Sundm murrlud III» and
piucud hm In chum) of his family of
six children .1115 oldest (It. Whom Is
only two years youbgor, than tho now
SIP-pillllbglt‘ I

I... Valuable Ting;

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Torrlnslonw-Goorgq B “Mam“; .I

Mob, quI Decayon saga, moi-mad III- I ' L
SOMERSET Mass; Mum—«Charles ‘

lull for taking to himself A second » '

Mrs. Meeker; “as Jennie Allen of ',

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prompt; , connect-

ions. Postul brings ;'

representative.

5;

We consider Ibis sea-

Sonfs leIe Ibo beSI
we ever had.

 

DEOMATORII

rout-Honour:
“05mm.

 

 

 

 

5‘ 3100.090”

5. H. Minimum

whfleWe can make r

Conn. Railway and

. William EMeeekr

ply to on Inu‘iry

III that port b
when alleged to .
y railroads. Prouldontn

you” and Hurttord Ruhr
ammo; owning inn '
Wit emo‘nttm ‘ '

mm dour thurb

If no or his o’omphny- boo
loo anything unlawful it would neon:
manor proceedings should be taken to
Enforce the 1571!. Why Is thlg, not
I 0115.?

mm
EMALLPGX AT PUTNAM.

 

rim-o- ‘ ,
I Nine com Thorn and Talk of Oloplbb ,’

Ii? the Public bohoolo. .
PU'I‘NIIM May 7~Aithouxn theta
orb n9 W nIIIe bush: or on) Ii it: here.
,ovdryorooauuou Is beingi he to pre-
Writ ‘o further upr'ead' o! the III also.
lib othelels I‘efiort qoudltio

obi victim‘s are In a noxious condition.
ore to toll: of closing the pubuo
Ii until tho score is over. but
do null 71 :

 

 

Lou-m NORWALK. mu.

TRANSAGTS A GENERAL BANKING
nusmaso.

only”.

SURPLJSM (IND EROFITS.

$173,509.00

EDWIN l-l. MATHEWSON,.Pm.
JOHN H KNAPP, VlooPI-oo.
JACOB M. LAYTON, cum-r.

DI RECTORO. ,
“bury Seymour

1

 

John H. Knapp annual Grummon
Jooloh R. Marvin J. Wallooo Marvin
GhrIoIIon SWMI’

John H. Light.
Prod Ill. no In. ‘

 

FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.

hummus,

STEAM.

HOT WATER.

AND '

GAS FITTING.

Tin. Shoot Iron, Copper
andZinc.

 

 

 

 

so South Main Street.
Telephone 427. ,
r M”South Mk. Conn?“

,. sewn
Contractbr .6171 now.

STEMIIIEATIIIG.

Honest Illorli II‘II‘II Ample Ex-
madam

:35: 8t. south m
mom Poor omen "box 547.

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{W614

.5: ,
y. quj mirth-Id at Mi W.
to “In. our oultonmo tho but tho
mild! oli'oiilo‘d, hull our ooloollon oi
bourbon. wall oomluio on. ma
In think I crowning tflpmpth. Wo alto
boom. to how your judgment upon
tum. ‘ I ' '

bui- Paper “boom valor-tuna
hanging wall minor. 1

I. . IT”); I" __

Immlaurllnrilmllllnl
(lords Fabien Supplies

m

in III an...

IV.“

 

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vim III-on. mun III-nut.

II” .
Mullen, of tho New York, .515!!! Bli-

Iur, Mellon bun who; 13171-8187ny : K
martin In his remarks bolero the ‘

callous and any that none or the pres “

ting down of the shop tan d
L‘ gar, makers of this city, as

f Int 60': colobfrato'd Win55,

. ALL msuhhnés.

doilvor to my m
1 born on motion
«mum oto. '05 ~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

the help will return to wank I
this week at the advnnoo 9;
thousand on various brnngl
asked for, and Whlcb‘ canoe

 
 
 
 
 
 

This tot-minutes the boobies
other employers have conceded L‘

' demands for advanced waxes

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

. New York Built?
shores sold at 51001 back In
7100 to’ WWII), bay 8 nor
mnuallyrtrom date of is
established ten years. Toll
choohs' paid for promo. with
surplus,- show results. Porti.
request.

’ 77.1.1. GOBURN.‘ comm
Ill 80. Main so. Bout

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

LRAT£s REASONAIL8.
Finely otobked cm In
A full line of Aokor, Morrl ,

 
 
 
 

 
 

Oigaro alwayi on ho.

 
 
 
 
 

4am

 
 

A
MORTGAGES} worn 5v ’
eon- Tlcxers ruosnl‘a

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

should be equipped VIII: |
new white onopioco “Stub
oolntn Enameled Lavoto I
Have you ever stoop to,
bow doligbiully convenisn
be to have hot and cold run 5'
in your dressing chain
In: apartment oi first II
room? Ito pronounce would
the w’hlgost degree 07 conflorl‘.
We will glad 1y quote yo .

'M‘I’lm‘nr °°
Harare '

CORN!!! MAIN AMI»
south Norwoik,

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

to North Main 8!. ,
fluid-non, 6 WM”
Tolophono "It

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

'l‘bo conbnlullboom.
«In, tho noubnmy
1;qu II IIIII- mum

 
 

 
 

 

 

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