Ill/if n . i. I'M/f No orwaik. Conn. July 31. To the“ ligating a tripartite: Co. ‘ la at 1007-08 1 used. .of coal to beat my sin apart a nose. using a collar of well known make. This! changed for a Sponsor Boiler and used it dnrfni the "winter of 1000-10 and my ' entire noel bill m 1102. making a net saving of 398. You may use this_ statement in any 1 way you care to. Yours truly. . HARRY W.MAT1110R. Norwalltf-g Jul 23. '10. Mr Franki. Jones. eatin it Plumb ing 00.. Norwalk. Cebu. as Sir: The Spencer Boiler w ieh you placed in the Sentinel Build- ing last fall gave as complete suite faction in every way. Our coal bill was onehaif of what it had been the preceding season. You may use this in any way you like. Very truly yours JAMES oonhEN, Prop. Evening Sentinel. § The Heating _ and Plumbing (30. "FOR SALE Modern broom house. all unprove- ments. excellent condition. centrally located in South Norwalk; low price. Will make terms satisfactory. H. E. Donn 8. Son (Incorporate) es wsu. st'Nonwsun Christmas Remittances For the Old Country White star Line Drafts Money Orders to ”All Parts of the World J. M. Layidn a Go. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS 5 Railroad 1.....1. pouth Nor-walk 'nie JewellAntomauc Heat throller time. Let us give you a tree demonstration on your own furnace. \ atrium of . . I Get Your: om ‘Wanu runs at the B rid g e Pharmacy “mot and efficient service 'at Pom “attention given to Iii ~ proboriptiou work. , .1 Chairs for our trolley patrons. Genie in and wait for your ear. BRIDGE PHARMACY ‘ . a: assures. Manager. Sylvester Decker, the oyster dealer. is ill at his home in Cove avenue. Joseph Lockwood. of Van Zamit street, has secured a position In Stum- ford. Wallace Osborn has been quite ill for several days at his home in Osborn avenue. George Sprague and family have moved from No. 50 Van Zandt street to No. 54 in the same thoroughfare. The rain of the past few days has not been of benefit to the highways. in that it has left'quitc a number of ruts. Hiram Perry. of Daubury. was a vis- itor in town over night and today went to the Fitch Soldiers‘ Home. Norotou. to call on friends. The first electric engine over this section of the railroad passed through yesterday, bound east. and was one of the largest our residents had ever “ii to Washington street bridge itself. continues to disregard the talk of 7-“ N ‘ ' t' Contrary to reports in circulation. i have not sold out my business, and have no intention of doing so. Will continue to do business at the same stand and carry the finest line of wall paper and» painters' supplies, as hertofore. with competent men for all decorative work. E. [bi—60mm ' Decorator 10 First Street. Eait iNorwaik Telephone. 452 NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RAILROAD TIME nets. in Effect October 2. 1010. BOUTf-i NORWALK T0 NIW YORK. A. 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Hiram D Perry. who has been vis- itlng at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Cromvvell of East Washington street, has returned to his home in Danbury. .lu ging from the appearance of a freig t trail arriving this morning from the east. this town has been for- tunate in its lack of snow. One train of freight cars that arrived about 3 o'clock was well covered with a white blanket. William Tobey. who a number of Weeks ago had his left wrist fractured while he was starting the motor in his oyster boat. removed the splints from the arm yesterday. it will be some time. however. before he will be able to use the hand in working. The electrical extensions of the dl's- iricf. are progressing nicely. The corn mercinl circuit has been extended through Fort street and Osborn ave one and a street light has been placed in Charles 811.661 it is can cted that other extensions will be to do right along. Warning that clotheslino thieves are still working in the town is not antics in view of the developments of the past few days. While n3 thefts have reported during the last ay or tuo on this side of the bridge. line have been stripped during that time in both .\'or- walk and South Norwaik. The news that Stephen S Naphey. one of East Norwulk' it best known idents had been killed on the rail this morning. came as a great shock to this communitv for Mr. Npphey was held in the highest esteem by all who know him The genuine sympathy of East Norwalk is extended to the deep- ly bereaved family. Mrs. William H. liaise and sons Arthur and Francis and daughter. visiting Mrs. Huise‘s sister. Mrs. John R. liiiommedleu. of Osborn avenue. They are on their way to Waterbury. where Mr. Huise has been for some time. and has a. good position, and will reside in the future 'l‘hc.easo against .lames lAyden, pro prletor of the saloon on the Washing ton street bridge. arising out of the at rest several weeks ago of four East Norwalk young men for intoxication and breach of the peace. is due for unbther baring Saturday morning be fore Judge Joseph R. Taylor in South Norwnik. it is charged by the prose cutiug authorities that the young men. who are minors. procured their intoxi. cunts at Mr. inydcn‘s establishment. The second and third quarterly con- ferences of the East Avenue Motho~ dist Church. held last evening. show- ed the church to be in first class con dition and was undoubtedly gratifying to the district‘auperintendent. the Rev. Dr. Arthur H. Coodenou . of Siam- ford. who was in attendance. Only reg- ular conference matters came up for disposition. On account of the confer- ence. ih » ‘ asion study class. of whloir 10 pastor. Rev. W. W Gillies is in charge. met the night before The regular weekly prayer service of the church will be held this evening. The Henlfcker Club members. of this place. were of the opinion that Al fred Crockett. of Rowayton. had goon to (loorgia. but from souvenir postal cards just received it would appear that he had been to Africa. He states that be shot twenty-four deer. seven toen wild turkeys and twenty ducks. and then he adds he killed "thirteen wild rate and nine eie manta.“ This occurred on the plantar. on of ira Ros era. formerly of Heliport. Long is- iand. but now located at Keller. Flori- dn. Mr. Rogers married Miss Ethel Bullock. formerly of East Not-walk. and sister of if John R. liliomme- dies, of this pine lillWliiilll Hooks added to the Rowayton li- brary December 1 lino. are as fol- lows: Non-Flatten. Bryant. William Collin. Library 00 Poetry and Song. liostook. Frank 0.. The Training of Wild Animals. . Fiction. nest of Canaan. Helen, (30 Jae . Ramos Crockett. m8 lb. The Lilac aunbonn'et. 0p henna, Philip. ,0 Arm“. Williamaoli. (LN Lord Lev bud Di Churchill. ‘ lit. Ore mu . In"; I 9 0W “Palomino. Aid oh. Thomas 11., "The Item 0 a Boy sum.$esn Gables. no the Isuiiiuu litag. an. Mahatma litre sherrou will. hr the Frill alien A M.. vors Ambrica . in! . mend street 1' to have been a resident in Springfield 3 illii lHPEiilillllii press ti aiu. J. McGuuno. item A. (‘uiien the best man Bernice. of Bollport. Long island. are“ ., was very small. aim being «widened»? new the? sides il ”ed in securely. A great imprOVetneht o the place is already noted Contractor 1‘. ill asyer. who only recently finished dissing an arteslan well for Major Livingston Luokey, of Tokeneke. is now engaged is sinking , a like well for Mrs. Susan 0 Petty. of Raymond street._ltowayion. .1. .‘ llililiii illll lililillliili. walk. who has been employed as a coachman at Collender's Point. for New York parties during the summer: months has resigned his position. ' The bedy of Theodore» llasarre said Mariam was buried. Monday. ill. town cemetery at Darlen. has ‘re was killed on the railroad tracks at Noroton Heights by h west-bound ex~ Duval managed to get out Miss Therese F. Fitzpatrick daugh- ter of Mr and Mrs M. F. Fitsputrick. of Newton, \vns married to llatold W. Austin, at the (‘atholio rectory, Nor-o ton. Tuesday evening. by Rev James lilies May Shannon, of Stamford was bridesmaid and After. the ceremony, a reception was held at the home or the brides parents Fair field Avenue. Guests were piesent from New York" Stamford. and South Nortvaik The couple were the recip tents of many beautiful presents Ariel a wedding trip. they will reside in No- roton. where the groom is engaged in business. "Are You in Need of an Oil Heater? We Have Them Schiichtiug Broad: Co. Cor. Railroad Mesa sin ‘81.. Darlen Select Groceries. Hay, Grain. Flour and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Giana. etc. WlilPllili Mrs. .‘iiuhel Allen has moied ‘0 ilridgepprt. [)r. and liirs Nolan are entertaining outof- town friends Mrs. E. T. 'i‘nriiou. of Bridgeport. has been a recent guest in town. Miss Frances Mills and mother of Yonkers, are visiting in town. iiirs. James Bradley has been the guest of her parents in Hartford. Contractor Compiler has his at work on a utason Job for Parks. ‘ Over 250 was realized at the dance ind entertainment of the Holy Name society. (iron; flmlhertou bus resumed nutrition with the Smith Engineering company. . ‘ A handsome cork linoleum has been laid in tho Congregational Church 'Qatllmle. William Dickson has a lame force of men at work on a plumbing con tract at Sound Beach. Frank Siurgcs is contemplating clue in; his residence here and going to r‘lordia for the winter. lira. i-‘runk Coley. of New Haven. has been the guest of her arenis. Mr. and Mrs. Ambi’ose Hill‘llliig. _ ' Peter Maurer has resigned his posi- tion at Wagner's cute to drive a bakery wagon for F. Saxonmeyer of Saun- tuck. The Westport Gun club will bold are other shoot Dec to far their silver trophy. after which it will enjoy a rifle shoot. lie soon as the Vigilant englne com: pany put their fire automobile into commission several of the firemen will be instructed in running the ear A new auxiliary outfit. consisting of pump and motor. is soon to be placed men licnry ' in the water wheel house of the. Wit for company as a reserye in case of any accident. dad Miss Margaret Hatrhman. gave it stag party to his numerous friends. Monday even .at his newly furnish. ed heme law” histreet. IPIAKMG if! TH! HiOH 3600001.. s at theseh ulna. if was pointedou t years no “smoothie denial and debati w to tuition up as $3. u figs trainins bronchi out stilts mm. keen and interesting continuum. . ‘ rt. emu ‘ been: P "111.01. ”I ,_ Maggi: by the Rail he so playing will Doug so ya aoawstm1 ‘ " ~ min. 10.02. Harry Godfrey. of Hoyt street. New lie was crossing the, tracks with Joseph Durul from north to soutif of the way, but Logarre was not spty Both men were employed as weed choppers at Newton Heights. his ‘ Harold S drierry. who recently wod- , NEW HAVE“. 9": 1“”? e “'9“ M clef that she has a haliucluatlo aeouna “'9‘.” heel" “last" $2231“? that r. Converse has been seeitln or the blah school or m. M b0 by on! r means to «t [messiah o the attention of s as Ms 3' real is adjoining his place which the alumni of the school. There was a ool last av. the number of eodteatants a“ mean by promising to have it flopped l.‘ NIRlllllli IPR SPUNSIBLE sent toe Sanitarium In Stamford .Psndinu a Hearing in the ‘ Probate Court lilillli ii] 1 Mill Formerly Lived in a Minister’s ” Family in Norolon Arumintn Sweeney. the Noroiou we. man who is accused of sending threat- ening letters to Mr. and Mrs P“. C Converse. of Greenwich and New ,York. was tnkcn to Stamford iiail sau- 3iiurium. in Stamford, last Saturday. by order of Probate Couil lutigo Charles D. Lockwood. There is to be a hearing lFriday. on on application to commit her to an asylum. The application is [made by Wilbur 8. Wright, of Green- wich. of counsel for Mr t‘onv crse. ii.- i is Joined in it bl’ selectmnn of Dorian. .it being alleged that hits. Sweeney is an indigent person Judge Lockwood issued the order for temporary commitment upon testi- mony by Mr. Wright to the effort that the woman is a dangerous person to be at large. lila honor appointed llr. Samuel Pict‘sonl of Stamford. and lir. William L. Griswold. of Greenwich, ill examine Mrs. Sweeney an if) her son ity. The tvonmu has thus far consult. ed no counsel, although she has that privilege. She will. of rmtrsc. haw op- portunity to testify at Friday's-z “PM“ lug. Miss Sweeney is about' thirtydlvo years old. robust and propossessins. She is u divorced woman. her husband having been lrvlug Wood. of New Canaan. She lived on tho Converse cs- tale. Conyrrs Manor. at Greenwich. some little time as housekeeper “for Charles Brown. u gardener in the (‘lll- ploy of Air. Converse. alter the death of his wife. Brown's wife was her aunt. Site icfi Greenwich about a year ago and wont to Norotou. Al Noroton she worked for n time for a family pained Shaw. then for u Lynch family and. six months ago. she went to Work for tho llev. Carlos Martyn. the pastor of the Presbyterian Church. She worked there during the day only. Site lodged for a period with Mrs. Edsou Waterbury. in Newton. 0f lute she .had been lodging with Mrs. i‘harics Hatfield. on Norman avcnuc. Some of those folk said that bliss Swoney seem- bd to be a bit unsound mentally. 0th- ors were non‘conmlttal. Mrs. Scaffold. for instance. deciae ed the woman minded her own affairs air clly. paid her room rent ovary ‘ ‘ in advance. was neat and indus- trious. ller employer spoke touch in the same vein. but he admitted that there had been at times indications of I moutai unsoundness. Miss Sween- ey was mortise at times. he said, and she refused to obey orders. She would fly off the handle if switch to about a thing Wilhsi he said, she was scrupulously neat and excl‘ctiinglv in dustiioue. inasmuch as she did her work wbii and seemed to he harmless. he said. he did not care to turn her out on the street. Last Wednesday a barn was dos» troyed by fire on the Converse estate in Greenwich. in newspaper deapaich- on it was intimated that lilies Sween~ ey was under suspicion. Converse inw~ vars made an Investigation and were satisfied that Miss Sweeney had noth» log to do with the fire hire. Scofleid. her son and her daughter, salt] lltcy would swear that Miss Sneeuy was. in her room at 10 p. m. that uisht The fire broke out about 10:30 p. in .ft was learned Tuesday ilmt six or more letters were sent to the C011- verses. None of them was signed. They were all in u acrawl and were. for the most part. incoherent. Both Mr. and Mrs. Converse were wanted that the writer was “on their track." the! they were "being watched.“ that “harm would route to them.” etc. it claimed that the handwriting in these letters was that or Miss sweetly By other evidences such as the tune and place of mailing and remarks alleged to have been made by lilies Bwoene) it can be proved. counsel claim. 1b Miss Biveeney wrote the letters. it All but below to a in urinal relative this. carousel oia Ii. la imaginary. Chief of notices Bro so has some experienee‘with iss list my. iii last spring minke has call his ammo several times. be any». to at least! disturbances at the Converse place line could hear shooting and euamiing over the «Maltese wires. she sat id.'i‘ The chief humor-ed the we “itching shins. ”my?“ a. he Bean's filament. Your ”mwmm 1! club expects to do some one work this and if cater nine hours. it has a cool handle and a quick y cleaned. An indicator always' device in constructionf and conscquenti, an instant for rewick ng. Dealers Embers to ,6; 1.... Discussion of the Employer‘e' Liability and Workmon’s Compensation. LOUISVILLE. Kin. DOC. l.-Uniess plans are suddenly changed late today. some of the governors attending the third annual conference here will leave with carefully prepared discour- ses on intricate subjects tucked away for future reference. The social fea- ture of the conference has been para- mount. and has taken so much time that little business has been transact Oil. Al the session this morning. the gen- eral (Hernando of Governor iindley‘s address of yesterday‘was taken up. He spoke on “Employers‘ Liability and Workuten's Compensation." The con census of opinion of the discussion this morning at cd to be that the laws on those a Jects were made quote. and that the states should care fully revise them. The appalling death rate on railroads and in mines of this country were compared with the low- er rate in European countries in die- russing the vast difference in Iowa or foreign nations and ours regarding the liability of employers. Though not a member of tho confer once. one of the interesting figures at this meeting is Gamnlicl Bradford. of Boston. who was accorded the honor of addressing the body and who made a speech advocating more power for the chief executives and curbing the legislatures. llc bears a remarkable resemblance to Speaker Cannon and came from Boston on his own initia- tive to brunch a doctrine which he thinks uill umteriaih aid the states and crystallize the moment for a learlv toufeiencc of governors tidal uiil bring benefits to the pcopie. New Jersey has groahndvantaue of other states in laying its claims for the next lureiin of the governors. it is the only state presented by a gov- ernor and a governorclcrt and the place where they asked the conference to convene in remote from social or- tivilies. The theory is advanced that more real work will be (lotto at Spring Lake. N. .l.. thfin would be done at any state it pital..where the residents nat- urally uld want to shower entertain ment on such a distinguished assem- blage. Other states wanted the next conference. but two talking for New Jersey and the added inducements of Spring Lake over a‘ capital tron. and Woodrow Wilson Wffn mode the host NEW MANDOLIN CLUB FORM“). Six young men of The Norwaike have formed a mandolin club which will be conducted under the direction of the prof seer of the music school in South hi walk. Mr. l’assarelii. The year in the line of mandolin playing and has already held several "Weir logs. The club premises to be" great Dublin. The playing of the. club at its .lnsi meeting in ilw way of Improve- ment is noteworthy. it is possible that the public may see the club in some appearance in the futuro.‘1‘hllso in the club are the following: First man doiins. Randolph butts. flay liber- wood sud liamld Grinroii: second mandolins.»l’orter Morgan and Wii lism Daniels: sulfur. Mr. Paesuroili ii‘he club meets every Tuesday even. as. Mil! TAFY‘O DIIUT. WABiith} 011. Dec l-«liiiss Helen ’l‘afi will to char debut this after- noon at the White House in what is collected to be one of the most hril ham society events of the season. bits "" .‘i’ ”it'd“? m err ‘iilltl fl. l t 7* so between is and f o‘oieiilt. meniscus of the diplomatic corps surname ur- elasasweliasotber dentsottbs in winter. it is hard to get fro, in certain rooms. house are usually colder than hard again to best the room if you keep the windows 1. you don’t get fresh air; if you them open the room. amour. mat.“ and a... solves the difficulty. You/153:: l g. the windows in a room open all in winter, and when you close only a match to 'a Perfection,» perature you desire in a few minutes. The Perleclon Oil Hester is finished in lspsn or nickel. It "- locldnn [line I under which prevents the wick from being soon it to smoke, 13d Is essy’to remove and drop back so that the 1 shows amount of oil in the feat The filler-esp does not need to be screwed down. it is put in like a. in a bottle. and is attached to the foot by a chain. ' The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged, Macaw The Perfect on Oil made, built for service. yet light and ornaments. not of years. will for «was drawing s warm arms] Standard Oil Company “'covssuoaemcofirs'hEdda-"m M Seth e . M .v you open the windows“ ylcu cannot quicklyi‘eh ()lL "BATE“ and heat the room to any film shall, in wick damper top. always be easily on it can ester is strong, durable. we mm MAY Loaf: LICENSES-.f Automobilista Make Explanati a M Secretary of State. Three hearings were held by the eu- ittaty of state yesterday and on! step rt-scrv d in each case. The first. hearing on that of the Fairfleld Auto (o of llridgeport, who was charged with counterfeiting and imitating I. tomobile markets. A representative of the company stated that they did make markets of their own. but they were to replace those that they had purchased from the state but were mislafd. Also that they note only used Oil/Cal‘s to an from the freight house and had not been used more than twentshi'otu‘ hours at a time. The cases of F. 1. Allen. Dim llmliord, charged with running down ‘iirs Gustave Uhl, of Montoweaé. Laurence House, of Milford. for hing down 0. A. Biblical”, at ford were completed and the queatl‘ of their losing their liCensea will dctcrmined by tho seeretaryintlie near future. e CREAM PUFFS TABOOID. Death-Knoll for All Fancy Dishes pg ' Meriden High School. hiERIDEN,Dec.1.-These are times for the pupils of the liar-id? high school, for the school board it tubooed all fancy dishes at this sch restaurant. Cream puffs must" Also “all hots' and cake and pie a candy and lady fingers and other deli- caries. No more will the unionism student of the school waste his Jaw lilimr grinding away at something that doesn‘t exist—a Charlotte male for iilslantc At the meeting of the cans— mitten Tuesday night it was decided to put the entire charge of the big school restaurant in the ill ‘0! Principal Prouiy and it wi be ill!” duty to select the menu and to en gage a tatcror. The sum 013100 wan voted to purchase utensils for the lunch room. m CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY BO“ IERY hierlilla and a man named Sallie . were arraigned ill the town annulus Colchester today. charged with any robb‘ry and with assault William Chamberlain. a . tamer. who lips: in Enter in town of Manon. and wereheid out bonds tots wait the camellia it y Chamberlain‘s injuries. The attack ‘ Chamberlain is said to have .... . on the evening of November u tarts/er was on his way home t‘eicbester. unanimous was a is beaten, given a bad scalp . and has been in a poem oici since. Thea _ watch and fourteen doiias‘a mm piece has been recovered. b or has not. The arrest of e was made last nlaht at NW state mllrn. 1 HUIIANDW «Milli. 0 NW liliail'lihli.11-6thn horseman! this cumulus in the police court and bulb: res Iibie for ditfea of to wife. Who is m vote hospital here. hovering. between lifeanddsath . .., rest was ordered by , " who was (111110640110 the out ,1". worsens death was .. ease was continued for a as the outcome of lira. * dim it has been said that clan might also be m report was sat at nest to“! statement that We be bold Willie. BIKINI Aflfl’fl'i' .» seas. . i‘l‘ ii 1. s f I national capital mg?
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