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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 22, 1909 · page 3

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‘ curtains .............mapalr
in: Genital" ....aaa Iiid Bile a pair

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$63.16*;
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The best makes a'nd latest deniVilt‘

by .t count-ya hnst makers Al-

.i'nost every variety 0: Carts are to b (can in this splendid “ointment at
400 ours, and the styles have been partldlilhrly well selected—rover); one having

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mini-later oi the

street and to adjust ‘ loss.
hdldfat

{who deputy shérlll's and constables
ainouliir s that is coming‘
Mll'ik' phtglow “baht. Duhbuny. and
once Know. (it Tailor avenue, have
l‘bld its no in Mystic
113... “cm as initiated. ‘ 1
13,50 Faire {15% is much
mroved @111?ng

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--n‘oé 15h; n‘uclr 166. Cuthllls.
rho? floater and
Egg gpuiy bullion:

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three years. M.

hood nvohu'o
Stamfordgggg' rda.tihent

ed in t
or the

The annuDal mee ‘ the Cdnnectl
out P elation will he

91%; Water cry. to.
day Mr. 2 my vW sum ell lire
litteudlng.
grtr that the3 too have gggry slncg
him nor og- e stun
on it 111
the way of the local lawyers.
'r—Best Butter. 3296 lb. F D. L. at Co.
Miss K611i ldfiofield. who
have bitch «3.16an i‘udll’d ms. Clar-
returned to their homes.

Bahnhr nqilgfi 51. D. pl U. will
Chain i this onlng. ' n unusnal
lybg utter tingdo 6636i oil to Stalin-inter! and

rriiw, 651% has boon laid

' up hy'lll'o'i l'br swath Ydays at hiii

ce'd that he

will no able to 6'r6u'nd in a few
daySr $525, ,1 g/v, t"

LActlng Governor: Weeks has an

glutodm Oscar F “Pfililét'on and Thom-

erdapeotlvely, of
port or Stoolugtcn tor a term of
afigflord stock.
tor the'p s ‘ 'l'IVi "Gill 8. as .39“ toa'a
leaving . ' it in charge or
the 110101 hora-.1911; . ..

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Hp 06 Stock!“ We?“ ,"Mass
Moi. on proreh Boil l slueils. Thin

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‘ ‘ot the Grand
. oyox Arcannm. n
rdil. galleria. - -
h .9“ Co soil will ch
who of the commit on new buil-
13:118. and Attorney George H. Vos
nil‘was on the committee on 111%:
~"-—"<Rbgo. 126;; finch. 10o Ontbllls

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lira art-“lilo summons“ and Main

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asiuiia trims-1m League.

B . l
oqpton wi‘allifffli w'Zd. titling to
weatiim er.

Standlnb in A'T'iflghn Leigue.
L.

trolt .. .t ..... ’ ..... ii,

ew York ...5 ....... l

oston ........... 45
Cleveland .......... 3
St. Louis. ....... 2
Phillie demhla 2
Was lotion ...... 2 5
Chicago ......,...g.5.gi

American League Games Today.

Washington at YYGW York.
Philadelphia at. Boston.
Detroit ti. Chicagig

Q Louis at Ole and.

Playing n'o loverltou' the w;..eather

in 3; wood on the A erlcaii League
until! in New York 9y totality. at he
qia the day unit the Giants expected

’ to make their metropolitan bow and '
“ the Yonkeell hall to but ofl' their local

appearance lg?“ today

Incline-us

1195,1116 caseloan

JflhnnYV 'mllllalil

of tth

N'n .
that club 6630306' rdliig to a telei

gram recelvggl Junta.” by Manager
rank L. Chance? rug the winter
Even docggggeo thatngéigg rated gdliggng g
d all 11 iron 6
W66 t'ehm un ll June 15.
gghe hnlliaatcrn League baseball Bil. on
(then today With Montreal
ence Buffalo at one City. Omaha!
t Newark g3unil'Tt lit Baltingore‘
League. anrl'du cod yes-
snowman.“ murmurs:
ted by rain will be played on.

May 2 and St Louis in Oimnolgngglstlg on
May 259.~ t p ace
of the 'co mshltiilgdliiae'fi {gt-“Ain’t! ill
and 20.1.11 every 9!!!!
will he n‘ocopsa my 5
i; p Soihagh. who harp hay

tiav'ery team in the major lenguefi,
has finally announced his retirement
don the! timid pl’a‘y‘dl fl
gum. ngbm trunnion .1;

“Din“ uh

905113 [llch
1: c. Trail ‘- , ' tr
s sl'ltclllad with red an black threa s
Withhwlthahe mammoth “hide oi: t
sphere, tb\muitiag«cmw combino‘i

“All
do an swig.

«21“

{2:63.99
$o—w

mimic diatluotlve (culture that can he looud in no other line.
{mm '3200 up to $35. 00. All of our on

pang. go propel. '
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éfiwt iii? tor sill

are. complete Manure, Fine 6

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leached Wood Aahet. ggaaruyard

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Prlcqs range
its are strong and sturdy and very.

rif'du‘wt’

Everything in thegpptical Line.
Eyes Examined Free

PHONE mg

-; So extensive and Woflkchosen is cur Ethel: 6! 6.1.6.1133 that or
feel safe in saying we can eatisfa'ctorll'y fill every Umbrella want Vci

the entire family. Moderate pricing marks every line. Prepare for
5 April showers by procuring an Urnbrolia new. .:” i r 'i.

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NERYAN&CO

When You Leave lie

in your ml. repaired tum. 5.69661
practically have a néw Mine. ln
not it. iwiil run smoother! old Wt

thin any new open The morn er-
{lei-lentil? you hat’e had with repairs
the more you will loci lllie shitting
hands with us when m hhye‘lét us
fix up your machine

Luther M. Wright

5 H0313 Gonna}!
u‘gIVMlN orator. SOUTlil
MAIN ST" STAMFORD

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Arnerican Agricultural Chemical Co 'a superohoaphate of Lime, Potato Man-

fld ‘00..

mp.» Potato Manure, Complete Manure, Top Dressing, Fruit and Vino FOP

Land Plaster. Air- alacked Lii'nc. Murlqte of Polaah. Nitrate oi Soda. Uri
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5 Bishon Brewsic'r Shorlgly F rivals the

Plan to Divide the Diocese
' 6i Connecticut

it looks very lunch as it the plan to

neCtlo'iiit lolly orally be indented. It is
maulbie got the new sgcgggn gynli'egggalgg
r e or. an 65 s
igfilim it? hYe 631116 111 Gridgcport.

In the last; or :th connecticut

Churghina h is the oiliclai organ

of t e’ut- “6126*! .Rt: Rev.

Chan will”! flrhwh Bi ll 11
. y a or to colon.“

' tlnYl‘y as lyki'vs'ah orlxii'ially advanc-

the Rev. Fredcrlc'h W. Harriman

:‘Te igimcc tothcdl
v alcng ills h Lgntliu egg; and dump"
Milo '0 mar ltéhpl‘h the "oldest"
~ locesa tuner: 11 lul objec-

iq‘ mot With the nun t at the ad-
mom expsnse wou not be 11 bur
den upon any purisu Bishop Brews-
5 tor himself offers to give ”000 toward
the in e. {or the endowment of the
“Go copute.

n[Bishop arewsier says: it is now
n‘eiirn 111111 a century since the divis-
loti‘ol' the diocese was urged by Blah
op Williams. Time has served only to
iguana and strengthen the position be

My own desire for division so
far as I am personally concerned is
not bailed upon the fear otbrealtlug
down. My tl'iouiiht it not that l mu!
do: less work. but that i may be tron
tndn’better wcrk. 9 Lshoulds like to be
inure-what‘a' hilltop-ought to be in into
relations tit-the clergy.“ pastorpas
Wm.“"l‘<ihbuld~llha to do 9 more no
the chief ,oxotoriol' the pacific. 'l‘here
are-r unaided things upon which it
Would ”be wall-mm. to spend more
time. ~and anomalfhdn is now found
hummer“ Furthcrmoou, i recall-o rh-
cum public utterance-mt an ”axiom
Presenter, to the effect that bishops
cum to talk 1m and ~thlnk‘morc.
Truly. thinking would seem to“ have
a9 place in the business or one set to
be! lender ot thevchurch. It is a func-
tlon however, which under present cliu
oumstuncn’s, is neglected more than is

mm I!

The bishops plan would make the
new diocese consultz or New “flavon.
Fairneldaml ”tenants counties. lees
eight-owns in Lithhlleld eoantyror
Waterbury. ‘Plymouthz, -Thomahton'.
Harwmtoii, Tori-install, Winston. Riv.
crton and Pine Meadow. The old dio-
cese would contain the live other coon
ties and the towns named. 9

Under this plan tho new diocese
would contain no pariah”. with eight
mission, and 23,000 communicaats.
The root at conducting its affairs
Would be "08.232 approximately..- . .

'l‘ltc hid dioccl'ic would contain 68
parishes 29. cushions H. 930 0661111th
coolly; and its cathii‘at'cil expense would
be list 567. '

A plan prophet-“(i by Dr. Glam 0
Seymour of th’chuold, 11¢ iiu‘my
friends. it makes a (iii-latch tlilit' is
more 11' o'qual Under thlieewa‘i’nc
tho‘uo chicane would consist of
Fairilciil and ljitchilold counties entire
tiltis 'the‘Nuu‘xilhi'ck Valley towns in
New Hav'cu county-11151561112, Derby.
Nangatuolt. Soymou’r, Waterbury-'0;-
i'ord and‘aoutllhury. The old diocese
would contain the other five calories
entire and all or Now Haven county
except the towlla filmed. '- '

would contain 80 parishes 22 missions
Sim $0.840 communicate. its esti-
mom expense would be $278 763 ,
5 The new «license would contain 13
Maura. 9 missions and 1-75. “3 30m
mudlcantlr‘. had its-women“ wool
8161. 0815i.

Dr Seymour suggests that this new

' 3588 might he called the Beeflaflfile'

nort. his size “Knits that the hith-
op's home would properly be located

ninth advantapo in visiting the pariah-
go in his diocese

W
9 u..- “Drr Thomas’. molecule Oil is thil

remedy for- that often fatal dis
wcroup Has been used with suc-
goes in our family for eight ears.”v-
$11.1; Whltcacre, Buffalo. ""

Mchiuilmoi‘ ouf ‘ fr

'Yriw hrierl'ln with a
in Bodily».

A young wornail who saysbesgg'ge lg
Misti ha Beatrice Hub 0
190 Gullah: htridét, Bridgeport. 001111..
'tvas found'i‘ylngthalt conscious in the

t-‘room W 9.192 mildew Ha-
‘aud W drenched

Grand Den lion, in New

 

' hound um chi; cuts and said that the
«on?

{Watch With Etrbry

little coconut Mlle ll aolid nil pri

Elva My Watch will It

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as thani am."-"-E1tchanu.

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not "more lat mghgg'glgztmgh

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outflow
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asheG‘JlopothM; Maori-a Mentor
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with dlhpt th-nty
VGM."--‘dec¥id§ Mil-“film. ' ‘

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3° Wuhlnoi‘on 5‘. llama; their departure.

111 Bridgeport. to sin him the maxi- 9

diWWlUcl-eybamdny atter- .

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“divlilo the Mammal diocese of Con. {5

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ter; u; ii, the blob ‘

E inc showing the most

SARAH KOTEN lit nonoron
Ml l
Reported that She Has Gone to Home

of James G. Phelps Stokes. l
Saiuh Koten, slayer of Dr. Sumucli
Auspltz, is free and well cared for to-
day. Supreme Court Justice Blanch
1nd 6 merciful judge pronounced her
more sinned against than stoning when
slie'appearbd before him on her plea
or guilty of manslaughter in the tirat
degree, and snependcd'acntnuce. -
The mother and her little buby,-Ab-
rsham Karon. were at once taken in
charge by Miss Ray ‘Poariman‘. agent
of the Council '0! Jewish Women. This
organization will look out-for the to
lure welfare Of Sarah Kotcu and the
child. It is planned for the present to
keep them in some secluded retreat
where the young Woman, under a dil-
tcrcnt name. may be free from re-
minder ot her life's tragedy. '

"After her releasru the young prisoner
was driven in anal) to tire Grand
Central station. It is said that she
has gone-to the home or James G
Phelps Stokes, at Noroton. Mrs. ltose
Pastor Stokes has taken a great in-
terest in the case, and is reported to
have otered the Stokes farm as a tem
pornry retreat.

. ‘v—d—m—T—v it ,
wmsvess asavtce 'AT Porno
‘ EELLO

WASHINGTON April 22.—55-Flnd'lng
that a wireless t6legraph servl c nus
‘(lltlflpel' than a telephone or crib 59 her
‘vlrc, the lsthn'iian Canal commission
has decided to erect a stutlon at Por-
lo llello a port on the Caribbean Son.
18 iniloii oust ot'. Colon. to communicate
with Colon. The crugsher melt (or
concrete locks and the spillway oi the
Gattm barn is to be Obtained froni
Porto Bella. This will amount to
about 2250. 000 cubic \ards. The im-
mouse amount ot transportation neces-
sltuted a rapid means or communica-
tion

as

ever shown in Thé Norwsika.
every one oi (limiyanted shapes in 'l‘rimmeil and Uh,

5 trimmed Hate. in all the comet shapes ‘Vt'r'oin the shrill) .
genteel shapes to thoiarga eYlfGll'ie shines, ,We are showing"
Miescs’ and Children's Flats in great variety at popular brim .:

' Particular attention is called to our large line‘ of Flori/hrs, Fruits, ‘9
Foliage and Mllilnory Ribbons in all the newest colors Hats trim-
med tree when shapes or trimmings are bought at thin aggro

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Under this division the old diocese 5" '

 

 

all t occasion? none-

minimum one Mulls caulk wucn " .
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exquisite collection or Militant? '
Our display includes

1c: final-«FM '5

mm wraps osnrie‘rcl' .

Foot Guard Major emits ”don"t
creme Adsocnuon‘

\variznsum April 22. —-5The fol.
lowing officers wcic elected at the
meeting 01 the Connecticut State Den
tal Assoclatloufi held in this city yes-«9
t'e'rday:

Presidentwli‘redcllhlt W Brown, of
New Havhn; vice-president likedeiilék
’I‘_. Murllcss', o! Hartford; secretary,

l‘tohcr'tl {gm Strong, 0': fight gonort;
treasurer, llo rd v.Lyon,i1rldgc-
port: {1.19611th9 committee? ' WA.
spans. of New Haven: Albert in. Gary.
0i Bantam; Walter G. Smith. of Mys-
tic; librarian. Fra'n G. Baldwin, of
Ansonla; editor his L Beach '0!
Bristol.

CHANGE lN SHIFPING 0F GRAN},
’RORON'I‘O. Ont, April 21—31110
grain section or the Dominion Marine
aesocration. at a meeting held hire
yesterday, decided to abandonh thg “1%.;
cglgauco in the bill of ladlng lintltl

e Eliortagé on grain to one- hallhuli'h' 5 V

cl in one thousand bushels

Aniqucah vessels and several Gilli»
dlnn ships were accepting charters lr-
respective or the clause and all I' gig;
shirt the Cahadla'h groin trade WK a
lag divert'éd to Buffalo, the situlitlh'li
becoming so serious that the Domlnloii
government wired the associatluh to
revert to the old cider of things. and
vésscis will now accept shipments 9n
the heat tcmi‘s they can make. "

Mnglstrate~"You are charged with _
stealing a valuable rug. What;
you totally you'rse t?" "“'
Hobo-L“! a‘in gut y. ledge." ’
Magigtrate-dmnt' the rug was found
in your posseaaldiif'
Hobo~“Dat’s’ {all right. i asked do
woman to no hindou't; ram, 611' she
handed me do rug au‘ told me t' 'beat 9

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