Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 19, 1907 · page 3

night and Friday. A long tron h 0
low pressure extends1fr1i1n191‘11ei1ns
northeastwurd to the lake region.

is producing considerable cloudy an'd'
the westerdcin (hair
.1 An area. of lush 9

rain
nort crux”:
pressure is en mi over New England
Light frosts were reported from North-
‘fleid. Vt, and «spam Me Conditions‘
favor for ,
’ , ‘ with light local show-1
ers nnd1=i~isiiig1te1iipersture 1 99

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Jacob Utzinlier of Frank H.11‘ltch’s'
girocery store is falling a week' 3 vacm
ton

 

 

 

Sportsmen any that quail seem to be
very scarce in the Woods in all parts
of the state /

George N McKibbln, of Elmwood
avenue, has returned rrom a business
trip to Boston.‘

 

 

--The Specialty Mfg Co. can quote
you on Westinghouse or New England
Electric Menus Call at 40 Water 81;

Olive Branch Lodge No. 19, Knights
of Pythius. will hold a regular meet-
ing this evening '

m

Miss Helena Keane. of Bethel has
been the guest of Mrs. Robert G. Mit-
chell, Lowe street.

 

 

'-—-Go to Cutbill‘s for your Fish.
, ________,_._____‘ '

A complete assortment of broad—
cloths and other dress goods will 9 be
~1'ound at E. K. Bunks'.

Fridpy's bargains will‘be found in
great abundance st-the Boston Store.
Read the adv. in today‘s issue.

1' _ .1...

 

The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Hospital Whlst Club
will be held Friday ,atternoo‘n.

 

Autumn fashions inwstrlct comfor1
mlty to the latest styles will be found
at P1 ice s Clothing store: Read the adv.
in this issue

qv—d-u—vn'

M0111. rain is said to have fallen
thus far during the present month
than during the whole of tiny preced1
lug month this year.

—Ali kinds of Fish, llard and'Soft
Crabs. Cutbiil's.

 

 

All the oystermun of this place have
started for Bridgeport with their boats

to be on hand for the opening of the '

oyster season on September 20th.

The first smoker and social of the
full for the lintter’s Sick'Benefit 80'-
ciety will be held at Central Labor.
Lyceum,- Frlduy, September 27th. 9

Star of 10011111111111 uncle will 1111111
their annual quarterly meeting this
evening in lied Men’s Hull and all the
members are requested to be present.

 

 

-Dr. Dick's cures malaria.

 

'l‘here wen u decidedtouoh of nut-
umn in yosterdayls weather and the
straw huts and summer t11gge1y of yes
terduy have given away. to fall
pare].

The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
.1. A.‘ Richardson at 10‘West avenue.
11.1mor1'11w at it o'clock sharp Any i11-
t11-reritml in temperuimc me invited to
attend.

 

gun—-

—-Soothes itching skin. Heels cuts. 1

or burns without a scar. Cures lies,
eczem’s, salt rheum,1any'lt hind
[Joan’s Ointment. Your drugglst sell:
it.

 

Chester Nichols has decided not to '

19111111111111 lease of part of ‘Mrs while
Smith’s residence in diamond avenue,
as there who more room than he
needed. 11

 

Eureka Lodge Daughters of Rebekah
will hold 11 regular meeting Friday
night. Aft-111 which there will be a re
houruul. Both teams are requested to
I10 present.

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A blrthduy surprise party' was gl'1

yen in the honor of Warren ii (in a;

Tueiiduy evening. Everybody hii'd 111i-

excellent 111.11.11.11 no one deported
until midnight: 9

 

. .Highway Commissioner James 1!.
MacDonald is using crude petroleum
over a large section of State road 1111111
Harttord why. 11111 if it proves notifi-
factory. as 'cvei‘y one believes it will
then he will have it used on Blots
road generally throughout the State.

Jag; to Vchtlimls for your F‘Vislu

 

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A "scion of the registrars who held
teddy. fon.th1i inurposu of Ivoricctins
the frotinahlhttrf There were few on
plicants at the Hdviln‘u'd street police

station. her
by Jurist Dildo punt up and
Keogh, the registrars. . '1

. To Will. 0. J58“,
3pc Nihuik.
,9 ,' diir 11119111111111an is simply
'h'll'é?l')ovoe doesn’t take less gallons
oi:

truly
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intty cloudy and um. 9

 

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1W suntan is beingheld

 

A very strong
Indiviaou site

 
 

. pupil. A

college or
. Ing, athletics.
Reopens for Full Term. Thursday,
September 26 . ..

 
 

 

ALFRED C. RONENT.
' Head Muslin

 

 

MUST CiV-iANGE SIGNAL SERVICE.

9M

at Les-t Ten Days.

One of those unforeseen obstacles
which, as was stated yesterday,
might delay institution of electric
train service between New York and
Stamford, was encountered in the
train tests between Coscob and Siam
ford, yesterday, and as a result inau-
guration~ of the service will be de-
luycd at least ten days. The trouble
was with the signal service. It was
found that some alteration in this
system Would have to be made to en
sure absolute safety and smooth r-uu
ning of twins, and it was decided to

delay institution of the condos until
such time as the changes could be
made Employees: of the signal-ser-
vice department of the road are at
work day and night, arranging things
in the desired form, and it is beliévcd
that with this trbub'ie ovoi come, there
will be no further, bar to the institu-
tlon of the service

The directors of the New Haven
road are to inspect the cnthe electrl
cal zone on Friday. They will go
over it cnieiully and will watch trains
in operation.

‘VFAWN MILKED 'THE cow;
ATE THE BEANS.

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".rwixi Them‘ Both, You See, They
Got the Farmer’s Means. 9
' BOLTON, Sept. l9.~—-Jnmcs l). liai-

und on, by his cow coming home. al-
ready milked.1 Some nights. when he
found no milk, he would be decidedly
angry about it and spoilt some time
Wondering who th drinking up his

milk.‘ Not until a day or two ago was
the mysteiy s'olvod. A casual glance
'chr his load one day made him stand
suddenly still gasping with 11111111111111
meat. What he saw was a. fawn milk-
p'lng his cow as handily on tiny call. The

1 lies was eating up his been patch while

the youngster was getting a good

square meal.‘
i
1 QUARRELED Wl-TH LANDLADY.

Franklin. N. H., Min Shoots Woman
' And Out. His Own Throat.

FRANHMN. N. H1. Sept. ~19.-After
s uqart‘elgut the breakfast table, Louis
Cote today shot and-killed Mrs. Nollie
ClorkPennock, with whomhe board-
ed puller home here. Hothon cut his
own throat with ”each and died short.
l afterwards. Mrs. Peacock who was
(1'16 111111111111 wife of Fred A.Pcn11ocl1,
a local pawnbroikcr, had ”§”"1"”‘é'§ 11'1'1:

x we 8 11V ii (
“'Wsclilin'l'dd'u. Chg? it is t't'licgcd,
was angry at M1aPcn11ock because
she hospordcrod him 1m111suve hei-
house on astronaut of tile 'elio‘mul ten-
dency 111111111111 liquomfloto wusicbout
35 years of age and Mrs. Pcuuock was
”thirty-seven (lots we; not married“

RUGQIBTS A%Alg§'r PATENT

 

 

 

"" ouchoo. sent 11391-1111 unanimous

rump Weéaérdcy dedllled to warn

etc the National Association of Retail
"kl physicians szdtnst prescribing 1111.1

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arousal-11111.11 campaign or education
, capturing" pileup, tors
3 ll ‘ Wife coal
“'0" "'2': m. memorandum!
. alien the recommend 1: 11-
mall's '1'1'11'5111 it: 3' 11111151111111.1vo
hearsay“ . .
1 omvrosnelsomom.
minimalistic, 911111.11 stun: lawns
independent Order ct American in and
noel convention
"retest ngsih' the propoggd plitciug
Me
' 16m phi ui'i'gn til 91! sited
titles sold coins. and has authorized
do: they

 

Obstacle Wili1D9iay Electric Trains

 
 

THE LION AND THE Mouse.

 

ley has been puuled all spanner. 0111"“ l" the world as ”‘9" friend

tent cures of whose Ingredients they ‘

here has adopted 11 .

“The Lion and the Mouse" which
VHcmy B. Harris will present in this1
city at Hoyt's Theatre for Wednesday
Sept. 25 is an American play ensentiaié
ly and c011spicu1iusly1suchtund based
11111011 a theme which has: not been tie-V
fore eplolted d1umatlcally.lt deals
directly with a subdech which at thd
present moment is very much in 'thd
public mind—the corruption of politics
and legislation by the power of combiu~9
ed money making organizations and
the dominance of unscrupulous kings
of finance.

To Charles Klein who wrote the play
and Henry B lialris who had forei
sight to appreciate the timeliness of 1
Is due ciedit for undoubtedly once
the best dramas tht has been seen in
America in many years. The unnounccv
meat of the production here is causing
much 1'om1nen.'l‘he seat sale is 11111
nuunccd for Saturday, Sept. 21.

MUSIC HALL. 9

The Eleotmgrnph showed 1 1 a 1111-)
large audience last night. ’l‘l11- ' .1re.
Were of the best quality. i‘uncdy
and tragedy, wore both rc,1‘.sonted.
The picture entitled “Cast Up by the
Son" is one of the greatest ever seen.
it is full of tragedy and sympathy,
reaches the heart of every one. Among
the comedy pictures are ”The Terrible
Kids " with the greatest dog performs
A
scream from beginning to end is “Leno.
and Her Beau. " You’ll split your sides
laughing. The special attraction in!"
tonight will be a flour contest A 110%
of flower will be placed before each
contestant, in which will be buried :11
coin. and must be taken out with the
moutl1.11 This will be the funniest con-
tent ever witnesses. Prizes will l1c1
awarded.

 

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NDXT‘ WEEK'S ATTRACTION

‘ The Knickerbocker Stock Company 1
with the clever Sisters McConnell at
their head and a capable supportlnar
company. will appear at llovt 11 Then-
it's all of next week; with the excep-
tlon of Wednesday. September 25.
Manager Hoyt claims this to be the
strongest repertoire company travel-
ing the East, with a select lot of popli-
lnr plays that please the people. This
company presents such plays as Across
the Desert, The Warning Bell, lireuk-
log the Han. Demnan Thompson 11 play.
The 'l‘wu Slalom and sauna! others
of like character. 'l‘hV'd very best oi
high class specialties will be 11111111
duced during. the plays. as' well as be-
illveou the nots.'l‘l1'u 11qu for the en
tire engagement. is now open at the
i161: onion and the prices are the 11111
dill. popular prices of .10. 20 and so

gifts. Monday night. Across the lies-1
I“ .

1;: nov'r's ruunras Normans.
1 The American Lithograph Company,
nder the direction of Prof. lllnzluuder,
Vt Hoyt's Theatre. this week; is draw-
’ g the usual good stead audiences and
rely. will increase in'1"1sllo if Prof.
calender glitch t. the midterm; so
viuu them this week which are thdi'
fury best in ovary respect: 11111111111111.1111
the factory. Tonight-17101. n11 don
going to bring with him at new1
oving pictures. ”which will our.
y he has yet nor/u in Deathl
11111 New illus songs wl llggi
V adored by life‘s niobium Walton:
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The machinery ‘

Dsnbury Fair is a. school of agriculture
'uo'1 broad and widex-ln‘lts‘: scope of
study applications and usefulness that
it leaves an impression of a rapid od-
vnuce toward a higher state of. with
vatlon, a general betterment of agricul-
it'urnl conditions- and the creation of a
hlither type of excellenoy to‘ the minds
of all who come- within its. magnetic
influence. it is this object) and him of
all the Dunbury Fair department mu-
[pagers to make each department on
the Fdir Grounds a school of learning
1111111 its exhibits brochures of instruc-
tltm. This is more nearly true, pessibly
in the machinery department thdn any
other of the numerous divisions of the
Fair. The great diversity of machines,
in their construction in' their purpos~
es and their adaptation to the nee‘ds

 

 

9 and requirements of 1mm seems to sire

them a kind' of human intelligence in
“.1 . 5.9

The advantage of seeing and com1
paring so many‘ makes of machines
and by compnrlson study their advan-
tages and disadvantages is an oppor-
tunity that cannot be had at any other
place than at this big fair. The uddis
tional advantages of seeing many of
these machines in Operation and being
efforded opportunities of judging of
the draft and en unity of the working
machine is a for. sure of great satisfac'
lion in determining the choice in 11111-
ohilse. The farmer who attends the
llnnbury Fair on October 8-12 and
spends 11 few hours in the machinery
department sons and ical‘ns more Of
the actual needs of labor saving devi-
ces to help the farmer then he ever
knew existed.

DeWitt's Carboliscd Witch Hazel
Salve is good for bolls, bums. cuts}
molds and skin diseases. 9ft is es-
pecially 8601! for pills. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy.

PACKAGES MUST BE SECURELY
TlED.
. The following order has been issued
1 the postoffice department at Wash
inston rogurdlngtthc wrapping of pan
eels-post packages:
The attention of the department

 

 

stance that many parcelspost peck-
agos are received at their foreign dew
tiautiori ‘ln'bad condition. the covers
lining broken and the contents expo»
1111 apparently or 11mm. of careless
pscitinc undtho pee of paper of a. poor
duality. nanometers are hereby direct-
ed to refuse to receive any package
presented for diswtch till! Defects-post
which is not monthly and substantially
packed. so that it can be unfely trans
1111111111 in t genital"! mail slicks.
which 111' 1111 «11111111111111 tour 11' can
be opened withouodamssinodtmcevv
cram-us required by paragraph "b" of
section 268 on Mile 70 of the Postal
Guide for Janusrr. 11111

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51. received from‘11st'lli 111111111111
stations nud'1frcm11’observe‘rs locate

frOm numerous river 01111911111118.1111
branch 1Vstntions also. 1receivefi great
numbers of imports .' from»: private in;

natal.
11111110 take great pleasure: in'ioinlng' in:
with the work of the weather service
drool the standpoint of n fellow world

411111111 is known as 111119 "morningerel
port" for the several states 11.11.111.111;
is prepared. This intornmtion, 8.91008?

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.ington prepares the forecast for all;
'tho territory east of- the Rocky moon-1'
talus and San Francisco the western
coast regions, 9 , 1 1

" As soon as this forecast is prepared
it is telegraphed to hundreds of points
ihrOughout the country. where thou1

sands of the cards familiar to almost
everyone are printed: iTheso' are 1111111
ed throughout the immediate Vueighlg:
hood where delivery tokeh’but c
Iours In! turn, the postin‘sstcrs in

stump, or print still more. «no.1 they
re forwiirde‘d to even .s's 3'91: points
0 postofdces and 1110112 rural deliv-
cry ro1ucs1ln many- localities ea~
pecially in 'tho ween ihs1telepliou'n is
used extensively in monuments: of
wenthei- forecasts and reports. Sub
scrlb‘ers in rural districts in 1111111311111-
stances depend entirely on this moth-
9d to receive weather news. in this
way the forecast Arrives at almost ev
My point at about the' some little? no
matter how wdlstant the point is' or
how difficult of sores» .
Besides the thousands of mother
forecast curds,g:,1.VVt numbers of
Weather maps are a printed. The
weather service conducts' manly emu.
lions ihrdusllollld the country 1 where
fscllltics for printing such maps at?
ptorldeth': and acclimate the data for
storm indications, air pressure and
wind velocity, and direction is fun
wished to these nations 11111111111511.1111.-
The weather bureau also supports a
“hamper of storm signal display sta-
noun slant the Atlantic and Pacific.
and Gulf coasts for the benefit of
constwise and other veiiscls. 1111111111.
1t'lons of storms or rough weather are
telegraphed to these nation; where.
by A system of dis lay Sunnis. the 1111

allelic. vessels in turn communicate to
o storm stations either by wireless
telegraph or signals. any information
which they might have coucernink
storms or run Weather that they

high soon.

In this Why
the location of any derelict which they
might have passed is also forwarded
in Wilmington to be noted on the nav-
igation maps. \

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and neon today. :‘l'illifghs 11111111111. ivl
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_; airy; whourie interested» in19ciimatlc and .
_ ‘dnetieorologlcul: resent-chimeric;

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’” V’i’hese brunch stations fol-word dotai’
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with the evening observations of the.
brunch stations is forwarded to Wsshd .1
laptop and to San Francisco where the;
forecasters in charge propare the re?
port to1co9ver the next- 24 1101113.th 1 ~

manyg' places who receive tthcse- cards i1-

formation is trans erred to the ships '

might have experienced while on the 7‘

interruption concornln'g “ '

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'9 Women's White 11111 Colored Shirt w.‘
. Big aicortmcnt of Women's Shirt Wain

a rcmnrkahlo low V'prlcc, only
it.“ and $1.75 Waist}. cVIVngipp out 1.1

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the cotton, Wheat and corn belts and :‘1'9'9981 ”'9" ‘3'” W". “9‘" only

Black1 or White C'hl'tl'a' Silk WVVIlItI, re
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unused considerable comment. She
spoke by 'special tintitutlon1 on “The
layman‘s View of A'Hhspitsl Work "
Dr. H: R Howard superintendent of
the Massachusetts General. Hospital,
mode i.‘hle principal reply to Miss Ad-
grins in rejoinder she said she hdd
ve‘stig'ated her subject. 3111; «said:
."There is air inclination in some
charters to ovarlook the1mdlvidunliiiy'.
be some treatment is hot mom ‘aé—
gorded charity patients that .is given
these with money. It is different: with
the hospitals or F.rsncc There eyery
one‘le placed upon the some pldn'e
:fl‘in Americur'contusiouml oases ere
"ushed away and isolated on 1min-
v'es sie unable to see 1113 sufferers.
'Frnn‘ce they“ are place in wards
pnrtiouod' on iwith global and théivpa-
“9““ can be visited and hold conver-
sation: with» thossi dear: to them -
"Again, it is common lecithin coun-
try, to rush a charity patient 01101138
mu as he: is ableitovlsnve his beds! ‘1
1.1 Dr. Hodmrd .with some truce chin—
disundon.1renUed 111111.11! MissnAddluns
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to armwcharity instants: did1 not» re-
delve 11111011511 consideration. 1 '
1 Dr.- Howard stated11thn1gluss 1 idea
was nil'rlxht want for i cant.

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A HUMANI- APPEAL.

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MisV ,M'sry France's Nichols. on D
e principoloflsures inxthe Weli' known
hadrons Nichols tragedy st Trumllill
a few yearssgo has married to 9
1111.11.11. T.,Merwin1, a retired Con .
tlonal clergyman, living at. Milford
Tuesday, the ceremony taking'
at I'iinsdale, N. H., and being pert
ed by Rev William F. White, tenderly
of Trumbull 1 Miss Nichols is said to
be the wealthiest women in V’l‘runflm
and was a summer while
Alias formerly pastor of the"
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lion of a1pl'etty little roman
both the reentrn‘cting" parties
I'ove 'witlr ‘enChTV other about

on the occaSioh of a visit to film
by Mr M‘erwin. lie was pastor
V-tlw Gongsege 1111an Church 181139le
bull, just before 1111‘: 111119111 July,' 9!
When two desperidoes, 131111111: , 9
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homestead, shot a killed th'egimv
brother of Miss ichols whom

was terderlr eating «or. 1111 «well

her thipugh her neck 15111111111111 or m
unis her life was What
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and 31111.9 Mérwin. were voted
and none more 1161311 y 1m
nurture iii-.0111 Tram all. to .1
new pastorate st1Poquonn
Miss 111111101111 But iii; the: ft}
trouble he Went to Tiiunibuil
her recovery with his sy'mpiiihy dd
encouragement. About ”than 9' , '
ago his wing. died 11

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