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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 19, 1909 · page 3

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my 5.11th

W.“ Mitthhr” m the con

tract. to build thp W99 addi-
tied to the plant M the (mar Felt
Hal: On and work has been started.
A description of tho addItl on has
been given in a previous issue.

——Green Belt H‘Eli Q’El3rien.
Thomas 8mit cl. Stuart avenue.
who has been e played at the Brook-
lyn Narrow-Ms- undue. intends
omm murder. and will

 

 

. nextw has with the
Norwa Emma“ eight)“;

fienismin trey, oi ”nodding, who

was “WA! rt time ago and whose.

hand became infest a

Hospital, where one at his lingers was
amputated h few days ago. His alleged
asnilant. James Smith, has been held
in ’500 for bail.

a-Best Sirloin Steak, 20c lb. Boston
Mprket on the Bridge. ,

Children's day was observed at the
West! Norwalk chapel last Sunday,
lint: were well attended. Short ad-
dressed were delivered by Mr. Stiles.
otriiiount Vernon, and Rev. Smith, of
thq’ Dai‘len M. E. church. A growing
led .in the work of elevating the

rap is apparent.

 

w“...
Tllw problem of religion with num-
ems new religious movements spring-
in into existence, each chiming the
o ty; of men, and each insisting that
ii has discovered the true relg on.
makes it worth while [or the pang-t0 of
the South Normalk mtist churc
consider the subject tomorrow even-

in ' .
Ira,,.;

'~Men'soCaps. O'Brien.
15hr... Bordello. Club. or. South Nor

affine randomised tpho‘tol

ii on “engghliion at the South Nor-
are over k0

 

publi c rat-y In the collection
hm v laws or New

outright" and Hal
tat. OThe dfllpl f‘ggm all! there
over II munch, .-‘0
view it.

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The musical rpgrnm to be given by
the So uphill)- lki BaptiSt. church
quartetlstont w byeuisg is a: un-

usual chhracter The Hymn oi the

Homeland. by Solllgsnpto he sung un-

accompanied, will he a rare treat, and

Mrs. Franklin lrving Smiths solo,"

Come 6 ,WdllnayE and a re—
dimmed

sponsive c

—8unda.y dinner at the Audio. 1 to
2. 30. ME Pennidv avenue to Fair-
held Baa :

 

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An examination (61" the position oi
district Enupss in Bridgeport will be
held dispensing: rooms in the
chari es buildinga 398 Falriield ave-
one, on Wednead .3. June 23, at 10
o'clock a. m. '1‘ position carries a
salary of 860 germs. and inciden-
tats, . .Th
genersigt‘ih

The Bridgeport 11:19
Annual meeting a.
Connecticut Firs ters' Asso
ciadon to be hot .3 ,‘-‘ Danbury on
Thursday of next 3., will make an
snort to havelir ”if selected as
the place for the gut ering one year
hence. It is expected that a large

 

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g of the

 

nun r o 1 tin prance agent wil
‘ 153$;on n2 is mum‘s";

week.

W.
«Place your order for window and
door screens a it. John & Keyser's.
Prices writ" Wyou- Phone lilo.

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in tractionto ‘

chuckling:

is its their

thy wound.‘ f
is jetting he... rel at: the Dsnhnry ,

be on the ,
losis. ‘

9.. or:
Willis ,
”coo!- _

Overcoat: and straw hats ware ire-
quantly see combinations this morn-
Vista. is on-

firm Bidding»: {9 Nail
Burrs“, BM
'21.

Miss Alva
is a guest”! of Mrs L.
Meghodist Em”

of
Ointment”
toqurrow at noon.
jLstest in Salt.” O'Brien

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afih‘lrst
{meet

'flie Philathgs,

 

an“? til-snot: the South
alh nine... church. wil meet, to
atoprow at noon, at thh‘ chi! ,

m.

Mr. and MW “Mama Ward and
llVO ”I“. “till AM. PM“. W.
spérding a few days in anbury

The firm otfit. John & Keyser, build
ens, has the new rpsidence for William
Joyrson in Nefwtm 'El‘errscs well an
deaj way.

 

Rev. Samuel Kessler has been on-
gaged as rabbi of the synagogue
South Main and Concord streets for
another year.

Mrs. Flora Boom has returned
home to Georg we after spending a
few days with r. and Mrs. lra Broth

crton. of Norwalk. 4 ,E

 

or the South Not-walk Baptist Church,
will hold a meeting tomorrow after-
noon at the town farm.

 

The bungalow of John Warga, of
West Norwalk, is in the hands of ms-
sons. The contractors are St. John it
Keyservot South, Norwalk.

—-Strsw Hats. O'Brien’s.

June is affording some rare ex-
tremes in temperature. Eliot]
air is more nearly ty pics .0! Benton
her than of the mouth oEl roses. .

mms Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The mark degree will be worked.
W
~Four large Salt Mackerel,
Boston Market on the Bridge.

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Spring street returned from Prince
ton, N. J. ’today. They attended till
graduation exercises of Princeton Col-
lege. of which their nephew was a
MGM?- thine". .

Work is Nomi rapidly on
the new house tor ham Gamble
on East arenuer The plans show a

l' 3 house 0,! cl h recurs provided
wi the woven Har‘i‘y W.
Mather is the bulldol‘.’

 

Miss Myri: Richards, 0! New York.
was a; guest yesterday of her friend.
Miss Loom M. Foster. 09 Read street
Today MlIrRichal‘as‘mlcd mom New
York on it those mourns‘E trip to
Europe.

 
 

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Blots For one

Most h'asntii‘ully locateddnmer
a'lld,_all year round

 

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~m st. John's Wtor' sale‘sd. .

The Baptist Yetta; People‘s Union .

u "s hriskE . .

‘ A stated convocation of Butler '3
Chapter R. A. M, will be held at Its E

250. L

in. rind Mrs, A A Altenbrandt, of i

 

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x ‘pado in two sizes
' that. metal and is

rAlso womflsowlly "command “Lincoln Rooting" for roofs and high for
flushing in plan “Mosul. non: not mat or decay and will lsEst ‘a iiI‘Edti‘rnb.

N. Pilgrim admirer months in wui Eleni autumn p'réiipu‘y "at

PUSH I

And a Easiness Education tit ‘

Merrill College

Inaures Salary. Promotion. Success.

were and Eat} ohmic! will WE:
during theSu met months, is up vs hh
your Porch or Lawn some of the comfort giving

 

 

Rockers and , --_ whifi we are showrngst
g vp ” no that there Is
‘ ' ‘ than the line of
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”grit llirectors: and Embalmclu.
& North 1“: Gucci.

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PHONI 48.. NORWALK.

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viiiiE solve itidwirurssdtalm sponsor! Inspecti
-vicinity. while oflth’iit is ot‘th

Mthe lower varietfi is nowhere brppder in this city or
mgr“: ‘whic'h‘l or to our merchan-
pec'u its
wort ,vE, to dbfih JQJI our. “dormer-t A

or s h 0 WM) ii
° hideout W

SOU'mE NORwEEALK. Court.
mu. risk..- as.

f- Lumber aliQ MillWork for E ~~. ~ ,
from afiggety to a Palace

i rill; a we... Ito our Mould“ Wooden Gutters.
it" “£an $ic most durable ofin‘odo‘rn woods; will out-

 

 

his; Corny a Full and commas“. Ups

and Rémlrlna Dane.

LHTHER M WRIGHT

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, I‘Ear, Flag, cement, Grate], Asphalt,“ Concrete
Ending, LEEaWn and} Garden Wodt,

 
 
 
 

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this‘ is: the store “31hr; k.
our s on

n “Jill. 3% Brad lode. ,
xgoiE clubhouse OANvAs

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change imUnderwenr' Now is s good time to cod-i . ~,
actor?“ Underwear Propierd E

01%qu marinate mm.

Oh} thee d moving ”at the tree tops.
. l there's moving“ in‘the den '

be elephants are tramping, and the-
’ ‘hhslvbuelr and boom.
With the soodoo and the aerosol: are:
. making for the Gouge. '
: "Mum you hippopotamus" tho
' ‘ 'scopiEng “lion roars ' s w
FTo dds-tinder!“ country, when
.' s-invader‘s at her shown. . I
lie can shoot me. when he sees me.
. but it‘d not the same with You. "
f‘Yes.E it! ping." says the hippo, “(or
'. 1 maybe ’oae oh'two' "

r sill-e,- you striped zebra, the

we? leopard cries
“Protect by two licenses.

 

 

But the sebra and the waterbuck, the

f‘ ' topialid the sable. . «

[Are pinata. up their nationals, andi
going while thorn able . t

“Stay. dial-lot“ the wsuhog pleads,E
“the country is in danger." ‘

“Just one of me? And yet 1 rice? By

.' ‘ nature iE‘tn a ranger."

:"Eland you' re sai’e Roan antelope.
We told he' in law abiding;1 l

But "Dub 0: each". is out or reach tillE

' 4 all have gone in hiding. .

‘ For the whisper was a murmur till

. 1' the murmur was a roar

'- And the news has reached Mombasa

 

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3 ' and terror of his rifles;

,4 And terror of an order to which tier
ringers are trines.

“l'm frightened," says the blesholl.
“(or l'm in the‘class or ten.

escape his pen.
A taxidermist outilt he carries with
his tent:

They say he is a naturalist, and simp— I

tically bent.
He’s come to prove men liars;
come to prove the fact

he's

That here there are no turkeys, no .

kangaroos. no )nk.
No alligator-,s tigers and—this is his
. gap} r...
i To prove an all the continent there is
no Teddy bear,
El 80 we re hiding w‘crc hiding, in ten
. and hog and brake:
lle’ll ldll us he'll stEuil us, and write
on nature fake.‘
So there' it moving in Mombasa, in the
jungle, in the ten; _

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Nmflk . There's moving in the tree tops and

.59th Stamford tripling in the den. i d be
,, , ., . .. , . E . The eephants are tramp as an t

a ' m m ' ' My ‘ 1”“ bush'buclr and boom, -

. WE. .E , A“, \, . With the koodoo and the gerenuk, are

making tor the Congo.
wdim Carrington Cabelt, in Richmond
Tlnies- Despptch E“ ..- .
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Ch Ildron cry
rot rmcnrrs

CASTQJa-A

Dont worry about su'yE trouble but
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at short
and

Furnished corn

‘ “mug

Vacation
Furniture

.‘ Specially low cfimstest

«Ht:

' con. WALL AND man are.
NORWALK. coulv.

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that he’s landing on her shore. . ,.
4 And tberes terror of his derringers. .

And though i escape his ride, I can't -

ill.

Cottages

F A. MITCHELL

 

 

T‘!
TELsPuoNEI UM

Eggs' Eggs! Eggs'
EFreshll cGatheredEggs,
‘ from (910 302d”:

v¢.E,
'.\'J

Fresh iron the creamer! ll yo..-
Eon try ‘oEllEl speciallitiinl
tea cry a o prEEn

£98? I.“ I F‘,

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our 8 din hurl».
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Buttcr' Butter! Butter'

had it dillE'lcult to had Butter to suit.

' years. unless the cm: s

 
 
 

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Specials. for This humus

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

. 69cShecis.49c .

81x90 Good quality Muslin
some stores ash 75c. To,-

 
 

 
 

 

night. -~.- .-'.... ....,,. ..,..... .49c
79c Gowns, 59c
Again tonight this Gown will
go on sale at . ...... 59c

 

 

 

50c Lace Collars, 29c

Don's miss this grand oppor-
tunity to buy. We Collars
for 29¢

 

Net Wrists

Silk, linen, good quality net.
Tonight ................ $1.9

81.25 Wash Skirts, 98c
Made‘or Fins their for low

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12 l-Zc .‘Eili'nlit oi iIEEO

um Mora.
From 7 to it

mm no" i'

“.00 rounds-sysop: '
8

If it's a Fownes that's all you
to know. 16 button
len th, tonight . . .‘ ........ 790

June Sale of Wrists

$1. 50 Waists sale ........
$2 00 Waists. sale ........ hi.”
52. 60 Waists, sale ........ hi."

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

25c Miller’s Cleaners. 15.,“
FW 019 rte new

never and less flran1

 
 
 
 

 

tantrums run in
huh rot

(Continued from First Page.)

There has been a not light on over
this proppsition ever since the general
assembly came in At first the brewers
would not listen to anything else than
one to 1 000 persons But at 1 recent
meeting of the big brewers about the
country it was decided that a‘i‘rmit of
one to 760 would be hbo‘ut the proper

mittee on excise.

P No Reduction at Present.

According to the new bill no reduc-
tion is to be made in the number of
saloons at present. but no new license
as the ratio is above one Etc e‘very hill)
persons

not there is also to be a process of
{elimination to assist in reaching this
r.stio or else there will be a marked
timprovement in observing the excise
Jaws.

ProvIEosion Against Ranawal.
ily one provision oi the proposed
bill no saloon keeper who is conv-ict
ed of violating the law can obtain a
renewal or his license. As there are
on an average of ten and twelve per
cent. of the saloon keepers convicted
each year for violations of the law,
the limit of one to every hilt) would
soon be reached at that, rate. elen
in towns where the excess is how
large.

Favored by Tomparsnco People.

The temperance people berlevc that
the proposed law 'wili .work both
ways It will tend. to keep down the
number of licenses and at the saint
thus materially assist in securing- an
observance or the liquor laws

The estimate or populatiOn is beset
upon the Unitde States census, whict
will be taken next year, so that the
ratio will receive a notabie-‘redirotior

’ at the very start.

Bridgeport Has 325 lots" Licenses
M the weseat time Bridgeport
about 826 retail liquor licenses; which
is one to every 220 persons. according
tothe population'oi’ 1900. which wd's
70.296. 0! course Bridgeport's popu
iation is.much above that Mrs. ‘A
fair eEtirnstEe places it at 95 ,000 ai
least. a d it may be 100,000. ‘

One to 300, Persons.

the prssent number or silicone; dentin
nod to this um it would this a blip
lilatiut ofiovar lanai-so or bring the
number to the ratio [imposed by thi-
govt. iThis'fighre Monoclonal: toy hard'
y iikslyhto‘ be reschddii than-“2
e": as on
expected boom 'Bat titers spa sure u
mutantber or. convictions hohsysar
demonic! violatiné tnoi‘sw isstrbm
Ewitir “many salons diaspora. Md this:
are sursto get into trouble. heather.
license will be cancelled anddw other
will be issued to take its place so
as the “ratio: is :belc‘m‘tl’le‘ “truth!
‘ Littts'c dealer-E Repeal.

or to it the 1.9. i.

be 0‘ ihcreuéih.

number or saloons while it, rel?
c

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norsdicsi radon on no.

thing and this action rather pavch
the way to the compromise? measure?
which is to be reported by the coin I

At 95000 the ave'rage would be our
saloon to about every suo persons. l' .

“HF

box Tonight ..... 15c”:

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“heading loss or roots and the do» .
troying oi' the money invested in has
three.
i i'l‘hus it is that the compromise was
'reached. The ilnal gathering was
,yesterday alter-noon and when; it was,
met the excise committee agreed to
irhp‘ort a bill which would cover the
[pension outlined above .
Representative Charles H. Pack of
Straiiord who has kept his eye on,
excise legislation all through this
session. was at the conlerence. He
has one or two bills before the house
which. he will noti now press. il‘thfi
comprmmise is reported and passed.

childron‘ {Op-y 2L

, rot runners
,EGASTO RIAWE
! STAR 0E! COLUMBIA CIRBLLE'gi- '

”guru Kathryn ouwy Chosen out“.

. E Companion for the Next ”rem.“ ” ‘
Tic members of Star of Columbia

Circle. No.2 53, held its Quarterly lifest-

lug Thursday ovcning. The election

oi .ofiioers resulted as to ' .~

 

 

 

 

ne.dy .
Financial Secretary—Mauls Mo‘-
Loughiin:
Treasurer~Edith Welsh.“
Right Guide—Anna Wped . .
lktt Guide—M
inside Gus'r -
Outside Guard—E— ‘a’rah
KaEtEhry E111 Duly was also elgd It"
gate 0 t e supreme conven
ideld at Atlantic CEiLV early “QT“
W a, . one
it was also voted to' hold
at Rotor! Point the middle or; rhy-
committee consists of Anna 8
lcr, Marnie McLougbiin,EDr .
stated by seven other the .
order; E .

 

 

 
 
 

GORNSTAi.‘ PA

‘ (From the Bristol Pres
‘ it looks now as it the ._ ”
lic would befoi‘ é loitg he
daily; news on Elli'
with Bulletin .
rm. 1 ‘exceilontqd “Jr-a
tirade J‘t‘rdhl co'rrrsliall‘c ii ‘
only one more nimble on ‘ '
short to utilise all slain”
in any given product: This
y—products oi the com o
Mass vpiue and 1mm
Wonmmib .,
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tigers

m rce ' .0

er is ibuhd "in the s

9; ch adds to the income

mer. But unhapplly this uti

rot all 'corniuendshie.

l ’ruitftt-l held for trans ahd ,
)t'l'ate‘the’high mloe‘ .
trouser! the cupiditrbi ‘ at is tacit
itufls' to an unusual degree a ‘
‘tav'e noud‘éu the msrkets Ew Vic
heai‘ thit contains in .

11"de cobra h‘utt'erl

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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