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’l‘homa‘ti Grady. formery of Norwich.
was before the Norwalk Town Court.
this morning. charged with being
drunk. He was arrested last night by
Captain Hunt. In looking up the man's
record Prosecutor Davis spoke oi! him
as being a man of ordinary good bah-
its. He has been a working man and
was known to Captain Hunt. The Judge
discharged the prisoner and the man
was advised to leave town at once.
Charcoal gutters and lenders wear
three times as long as the ordinary
gltIVnnlaed ones and they cost but lit-
tle more. See ii. It. Nash's adv.
Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled—of the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
you've had—then DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today. .
OPTOMETRY
The correction at eye troubles, our
specialty-10- done exactly and relief
is certain it we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
Fenwick Optical ‘ Co.
UNITED’IANK IUlLDINO
Room: 1-0
07 WAQHINOTON ITREET.
Hours-0 00 11:30 I. 111.. and 11:00 00
o p. to. Monday and tiaturday. 7 to
MUSIC HALL.
All this week with u matinee tomor-
row and Saturday the Music Hall
Stock Company are presenting George
Cameron's ludicrously funny comedy
“Billy” which had a long attd success
ful run at Daly's Theatre, New York.
“Billy“ is a comedy pure and simple,
with a good story well told. one wlticlt
takes it strong hold upon the auditor at
the acts is an excellent one and Miss
the attention till the final word is spok-
en. The fact, that the story develops
into a widely humorous one makes it
more telling. Mr. John it‘leulmings
plays the title role, attd again shows
his versatility as a clever comedian.
Miss Caroline Locke. Miss (llorlultlal-
lllp and in fact each and everyone of
the supporting cant. take elitiellelld cure
of their respective parts.
"Illily" is the funniest comedy that
this company has yet produced and ev~
oryone that enjoys a good big hearty
laugh should see it, as it is a continual
laugil from start to finish.
The motion picture program between
the noise is an excellent one and Miss
Lillian Stiles. of the company renders
some of the latent songs hits in a very
pleasing manner.
Next week the patrons of this popu-
lnr playhouse will have the ()liliol‘lliliv
by of witnessing "'i‘hc Squuwmult"
u pltly that is considered by many
to be cvcn hotter titan "The
CM ol’ the. Golden West" in
which the Music Hall Stock Colu-
pulty made such a trcmcndous hit. Mr.
id. r. ilostwlclt will be soon lit the lltlc
ll.
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Vote stood Seventeen to Sixteen in the
favor of Judge Albert McC. Mathewson
for judge of the city court in New Ha~
that. of Howard C. Webb.
been excused front voting aild Senator
Menard being absent.
pointing judge of the Hartford
was offered by Senator Spellncy.
Senate chamber three decp behind the
filed. The delegation from New Haven
was a large one and included most of
both Republicans and licmocrals.
Mathewson
was taken. leaving in the air the rose-
dcputy judge of the Now liltvcn city
the color. Safe to use? Ask
._. .. . ,. ”MW
MATHEWBON FOR JUDGE.
m
Sonata Yesterday.
HARTFORD. March 22.——’i‘he Sen-
tc yesterday passed a resolution lll
‘ ‘irll' mi: .
thin, scraggiy, rough \
Hair Vigor gives sortie” ohd'rlcllv
neat. to the hair, makes it thicker, heavier. Cannot change
tramps Jo.
Gregory's Polo
to busy one.
Mrs Godfrey Utainasr. ‘l'h" has beetl'
going through a severe attack of the
grip and tonollitls for the past, three
weeks. has recovered. audits again a
to be out. .
hair? our.
J- 0- I" on
i
our ohm doctor.
an am
Milton Elwood and ill.: 1. (lorbaln,
both of whom are well lituown blast
Norwaik Masons. attended tiw grand
t-olllmandery session in- .ilorlden Tut-a
day night. returning lloultt ycatcrdu y.
Bluebirds, which are aligned stall of
spring. are reported. thoilnit it In lit“
lleved they are a little later in mulling
on on a substitution of tile name for
The vote
load 17 to 16, Senator Judson having
The Senate passed a resolution on
city
curt. Walter H. Clark, refusing to sub-
tliute the name of F. (l. Eberle, which.
These two judgeahlp contests at-A
ranted an audience which filled the.
cliaiors' chairs anti each gallery was
their appearance titan but year, Wllt-Il
« ' ' ‘ti:lt‘tl‘il-l \-:r.
Filled March was paltntl it ‘ i .ll
ill the
Get
Your
Drquauts
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and emcient
service at all times,
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
An important unwilling or the im-
district coullultlcc it. lil bit llt'iil tlmun»
row night at the molm’ '2 ll-‘lillul lilittJv‘
in i-lcuvlotv ill‘l'illlt‘ '; i.. Hint... Hi i..-
tlllticl' tlilu'tte‘ltion lt.t 8 inn-n ..iliiitlllll‘
coil.
A meeting of the St .lz-xmw t'l‘l‘i t.‘ oi
the King's lluughicra, \tlpli it.» l..~l.| .u
the home of Mrs. iii. \l’. lltib-t, ell-mitt.-
l’iacc. Thursday. Mar til, it t. f‘\|ii'i'lt ll
that the (louuiy narrowly hill to» prun-
out at this meeting at :hu o‘clock.
The summer (‘lllllilll'L.ll ot‘ tho iiuat
Nllrwulll Fli't' l‘tllicc i ttlt'clltlt tlcltli:
discussed. ll lrl tl'l' il'llitt‘tl that :m
ho men in political life in that city.
J\|'~
or the vote had been declared on the
resolution udimlrllmcut
utlon to appoint Richard ll. Tyner
'Olli‘l.
t‘olc.
Spcclnl sale of ollvos at lll‘t'liillliiili'ti.
90.001.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (ell-
cept Sunday}. at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk tip to 4 p.
in. and South Norwalk up to 0:30
ll. tn.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Annlng J. Smith, c. C. Housman.
Leone General Agent
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ILIcTnIcM. allow
’ in the Town
AUTO auePLlaa ,
intone" sub-co South Main street .
elven-la. Court. ' Music Hall moon
.. Wad—we...» ....
.._.__......__- a- .. -. . A.
David W. Raymond
I
Funeral Director and Emhalmer’
' 10 North Main strut. south Norwalk‘
Residence. 0 Waohinoton street.
Telephone at oil'loo. m
Telephone at house. 000.
Soc utlv.
CHARCOAL
IRON
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For Sale
Bulldlng Lots, Shore. Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Church is to have
its annual election of oiiicers this after-
noon.
wool: at the East Norwulk schools. for
the monthly exttutlttatlone are in pro-
grcss tltcre.
ails has been aroused during the past
much use to consider them seriouSIy.
completed loading operations yttsteday
and ill consequence the size of
fleet was considerably depleted.
stead of this condition being a pcrmau~
out one. the contrary will be the order
customary. thorn will lit‘ alumni chow
tier portion and thc tint pill b.» llf'lll
ill ilollunnon‘s \\’(l(iillt .0 «mo :l" thc
weather will pt‘t'luli.
'l‘lto limit-i tumor any that...“ -.,.
into a lltllc trottblr- llli . unwrlu m: ;»
falling tillc. wllcu .utw .illImi‘i' ll to
turn near the iludcl «innit»: tttu unit
bard aground and thp calm oi anoint-l
lower boat to gl-t llt‘l‘ oil was unavail-
ltg and she had to wait for ”30 tiric.
Every indication pointy to tho social
of tho i-Ipworth League to be built this
evening will prove, a wry llilt‘l‘t‘fllllilfi
ltft’alr. Sonic unique toslulncs ulll llll‘
doubtodiy bc arr-cu. A pleasing pro.
grant for the event. which will be hold
at the home of Mr. and hire. Ambrose
Carpenter. has been arranged.
“ma...—
There is an unusually busy time this
(‘ottaldcrahlc interest in garden uten‘
l
i
lay or two so far there has not been
Several of the motor buying eloops
the
in-
l-‘rauk W. Roberts. of Rowan street.
l. M. my... a Go.
South Norvvaik. Conn.
insurance and Real Estate Agents
GUTTERS
and LEADERS
('tirli
:l lltiio mol't- than tho com~ :
molt galvaulz'ml article. but are
iiillt'li t-chulwr ill the t'llil. for tin-5'
\icnl' llll‘t'l‘ ‘tlllltis its ions. \Vc spot"-
by t'ltarcoal iron Gutters and l.t‘illl~
are ill our contracts.
.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8. Wcs‘l a...
S.Norwaiit
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WALL
PAPER
Spring Goods
New in Stock
E. E. Gorhafn
Decorator
10 flint It. last Norwalit
Telephone 402
LIGHT
la rue Liam run
seven no... is was
House mono tron
' one: on
House Piping
at Cost
DROP m AND LET 00
GIVI YOU AN [811-
MAT! 90! YOUR HOUII
Housatonic
WI
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. FLANDIRI Fore Door fivoom n or
.Does'YourRoOf Leak 1
, The Century Compound
«on an. tutti
can untou-
‘ m gnu-aha _
4000“!!! may [00.
1i »
no a “gum bargain for your
W i
the weather was! of
Touring Car. three speeds, as i re
type, 0000. This car is within the
moons of everyone.
-M.F 30 H. P. Touring Car. 01000.
alums car with fora doora. 01100. ilet-
ter look into this proposition hetero
buying. ‘ '
a
of deliveries. Phone or wrilolor
literature.
Wm: Norwaik Consolidst
Auto Company. inc.
Phone also
tun-w anus—c
Hotel Maluckemo
gt. a. consult. an.
oaavlloa Alto cutouts or re oars
mm m W were!»
may pursue. a
See the Latest
. Mill 1 Alli't‘llfll)’ for baby's attraction
fund comfort
3 t‘arliuacs and itol‘urts from 03.08 up.
Power Co. 1
i
cars new. to be aura
WHI’I‘NEY’S
PULLMAN
CHAlSE
Many other designs in
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B. K. MITCHELL. UNDIRTAKER
r. A. MiTCHELL
HOUSE PURNIBHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH
NORWALK, CONN.
horwalk Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN Q
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TlMl TAILI.
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in Iffoot October 2. 100).
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~«13:081, 0:001. 0:011. 0:00.
0:07. 7:00, 7:06. 8:171, 8:011. 0:103.
0:87. 10:00:. 10:06:, 11:00:.
P. air-10:061. 1:05, 2:401. 0:17.
5:001, 6:85. 0:501. 0:00. 0:001. 1:101.
7:521. 0:001. 10:20.
aunaaya.
A.0f.—12:ii0x, 0:001. 0:011. 0:00,
10:201. .
P. lit—12:06:, 0:341. 0:001. 0:00.
5:501, 72001.7:13,7:021.0:211. 0:001.‘
10:28. '
NEW YORK T0 IOUTH NORWALK.
w—
A.00.-0:00. 0:00. 0:00, 1:001.
8:001. 0:001, 0:161. 0:001. 10:00.
11:001. ”:00.
P.M.-10:001. 1:10, 1:001. 0:071.
3:301. 3:56. 4:20, 5:001, 0:10, 0:00,
0:01;. 0:001. 8:001, 0:003. 0:00. 11:00:.
11:80, 10:001.
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Biahoprlc Wail Board and Sheathing
Reduce Cost of Construction.
' chance to help yet
East Norwalk. salesman for the Seal-
shipt Oyster System. who for the last
five months has been West on an or
landed business trip, has l‘clltrltcti
home. Mr. Roberts reports that throt-
weeks ago the first snow in twenty
years fell at San Francisco, then how-
ever. only on one side oi the bay.
The fourth scat-lion in llll' pinucblc
tournament of Jilayllotvrr Noel. and
Ladder (.‘otllplllly. lul' [Zuni Nurvmih. and
()id Well ilool. and l..-ultlor Company.
of South Norwalk. will he played off
totnol‘rou night ill South Norwuilt. 'l‘bc
i-fiaut Norwalh experts at the gnmv
have considerable hope of wiuulnr; lllt'
tournament. tor they now have a load
of ion games.
John it. l.‘lit.amlttodlcu is in l't‘t‘t‘llil
of an interesting post filll'tl from ‘lm.
(thin-luau ll. Bales. who is at ill-littticw,
Florida She reports that tho o: t‘..ll o
days ago the tlicrmometur tut»; 7.x do
green in the shade at 10 a. at: Uttl'
strawberries are pluntliui. as til‘t.‘ also
various kinds of flea-mt. bill that lil'l'
gallon in uultc :tm‘cawli‘y for iiiu sac
,cessiul raisin: of anion war-tables
flit-re tltrro "’
Applying Biahopvtoiwhii Board to
Ceiling.
llotltli‘l‘n \t‘lltt lull-till it) llttiltl lil‘ l‘tL
construct old buildings will be inter.
t‘iilt‘il ill Blsllopl'io Wall Heard and
Shouthluu the new material which is 09‘" hl‘ldlit‘ hrlli‘itlr lu‘lni‘u t‘tilliilil'it‘l‘
lt-toltltlolllaiug lilobulldlua world. par. lll Hartford today This in!" “i lllt‘
liculnrlv whon- sci-vivt- and «corrupt i000 VIM canvassed Willi ”W fil'l‘fllll
.u-p desired, train tickets yesterday and tho} pron
. . ‘od quite popular. Many people declar-
Chatles ll. Atsthorpe
Emil .‘(lfl'xtatlt is lu‘lllK l‘f‘ill‘P‘l'lllt‘d
by Colihliltilll‘lf ci‘ a tleltaatiou at lllt‘
ed this morning that they wlslted llic)‘
,might get away but that it Wu:- l'lliiii‘lh-
*slhie for thctn to be ilrtmt'lti l: lie
0 Soavlow Avo.. South Norwalk hearing. ‘
Tel. 300-2. -..........-..
t‘omplalnt was mudu by someone
" "' -“~*~~~‘---~--"~- this morning that a condition ucnr lllt‘
East Norwalk hicthotl'ut t‘hown iv:
THE NEW SClENCE l hardly Iii kcoplllp with llzu ull'titl of the
lldlillt'll Ol' lllt‘ Eliot Nultmli lm; rimL
lhflnim' ' meltt Association lo‘ ltl‘fll‘lllV ilw
0‘ Chum :pluco. 'artlcttlar rcl‘cl‘l-m-v .~..» lillllli‘
‘ ht 'l‘ . t‘t-w
WW '- r- We r m l‘fl'li.".‘li.."'.'l..‘.‘f.““ll "at:
“wagging“ 1.33.2.3“ tlt‘c East avouuo sldc. 'l‘b. ml :ltiloiu
3‘" . in; also postseason u lino .la-mlttuvul
by a wrench. twist or sprain la the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
llmtlam. la the difloroat organs and
m .
Chiropratoon re ova the cause at .
this disease and rain. and health is|
restored . harmoaiaina the ole
nerve ayatania in our body. l
Nor-vocation. ounauata. Paraly-
and Female Diet
eauo are given Ipocialattootion; also
all. Bean. Kidaav
Curvature of the Seine. You will
never regret living Chiropractic a
of old tin cans.
Mow—y...”
illlilllllll
Robert Scalz
AGINT Foe ALLthSURANCE.
RIAL est-are. honrcaccs.
eunuv Ionoa. N01Aliv PUB.
Llc. "Tame elicuitm. no.
MtNlo'raavlou or ithlhrm.
AND COLLECTION or arms.
1*. mums. o. c. ‘
OFFICE. HOWAYTDN AVLNUL.
N WAUHINCTON ’1'. .0. "DIWALI l TEL. 3l4
Magnetic Treatments Given Also ‘ Ww't'
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0:011, 7:001. 3001. 11:001.
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MUTH NORWAk'I: TO NIW I'M-
A. lip-10:10:. 1:132. ma. rm.
flail! 10:101.10:001. 10:011. 11:01.
i i». 'u.--ta:m. mo. 0:112, oil.
:iigitm. 0:40. 1:101. 0:001. 0:101.
00nd-
A. him-11:101. 12(0‘1. 1:00. 0:11.
10:10:. 11:11:.
P. If.-~0:10a. 0:101. 0:00. 1:100.
0:001. 0:001. "
oauauav vo oouru honour.
A. Ina—0:00, “II. 0:00. ma 10:00.
11:00.
r. ammonium. alto.-
Tbe iieliunco Social tluh ht-ltl u
' . -.whlst party yesterday. and a niche
'unt time was enjoyed.I
l Contractors iiaxter 10 l-iuwaiht lllllti
'heen wiring Mrs. Hairball itlhblo’u tes-
'him“!!! in Rowayton ltt‘l'ultc l.i' clou-
trlol illhil. t
The home gardener and the mar- ,
ltot aardeaor. the big and little
farmer. the small fruit than. the
poultry raiser. trill not got along
without. those tools when they
. have em tried them. They save
hard wort. hill! to Waco better
my Ono .MM do» much
with one as four men with a boo.
ernmw
The news that Harly lthlmr. u fol»
mer well-known reside or this place.
.00 regretfully rocoiv by many
'frlonda here. j
“Wham...
l Mr. and Mrs. William l’lultn'". of
itowayton avenue. are to “"0"“ in
production of "The dining ilaid.“ this
afternoon in New York.
wt.
A. Harlot and fathliv have mnvcd
from ftowaytoa to .New York lily.
where Mr. Horton and son r‘eltl will
engage in the autofnobllo business.
Wilbur H. Hoyt, Who has been ill“
lag in Winston or some time. will re-
ltara hero Aprl Wand occupy his
house in Retail arose. and Mflrll
l'l‘llatchor will occupy the atmiflmetiia
over his attire. l
Amunoomt 11 do that balsa.
madam Guava . of Milton.
and “Smallest minnows. will
harm”... mm r
em eta renal an
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Stencil supplie , free to users of Ala.
color card at
W. Scltlichtlug tires. 0: Company.
bastine.
The American Mechanics will hold
a dance lll their hall, Thursday night.
Ladies are admitted free.
chcstra will furnish music.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stevens, of Dar-
. ion, announce the engagement of their
tiausbtcr. Miss Elizabeth M. Stevens,
itl liliucr it. Merry, of Maine.
licorac S. Bailey. formerly a livery-
uultl in Dorian and more recently of
South Not-walk. died on February 10
ill (inuilllug. N. Y.
prolmtcti ill the Norwalk probate court
wawrduy. ills death
lillgbl‘n
'l'bruo deaths occurred Monday at
llll' Not-otou Soldiers‘ Home.
tv‘oiuu. a Spanish
iluttl-ty A. First Connecticut Artillery.
of New Haven, was buried yesterday
lllli'llllloll in Spring Grove Cemetery.
'I‘hc remains of Jeremiah Sullivan. who
lilcd Monday, were taken to Portland.
t‘onu.. yesterday, for interment.
Sullivan was a Civil War veteran. Da-
\ltl ilctlrath. who died Monday. was
‘ taken to :iiiddletown, yesterday, for in-
lcrutcnt.
A
(if
t‘ui
beautiful wall coating.
Stencils supplied free to users
Alubaetluc. Call for Cole
‘d.
Miss. Gertrude Barnes has recovered
from her recent severe full.
Stanley i-‘nirvhild. of New York city
ha: i ... ll tho gucsl of his parents.
Air and Mrs. Austin Jennings have
rcturutd front their southern trip.
St Agnes guild will hold an all day
St‘fir'll‘lll in the parish house tomorrow.
'l‘lll
tilt-s Ruth Child. of Falriield.‘ has not
(‘t‘;"l'll a position as alto singer in the
Yunnlgnn baseball
an anal the some field this season as
last.
Call for
M-q-m...
Shop's or
Mr. Bailey’s wll
was
disease.
War veteran. o
9—...—
labastine
'l‘lle
Schlichtiug Bros. 81 Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. 0. M in so, Darien
Sclcct Groceries, ilay. Grain. Flour
l-‘t-t d. Hardware, Paints, Glass, etc.
maria
. Mum...
club
harms church choir.
‘l‘lwra was another record breaker
low tide again yesterday and a large
*w.
unit-her visited the shore.
Null R.
m.'.r.—......-.
liu- (‘ompo Skiff club this spring.
4......
Hoary Birgo, who has been spend
in; several weeks at the home of Mrs.
.\l;lr_v Adams, has returned home.
A series of special services for the
nu-u of Trinity pariah will be held at
the church on
March 26. April 2 and 9 at 4 o'clock. .
At the Missionary meeting held yes
tvrday ut the home oi Mrs. E. C. Nash.
Mrs. Charles Taylor gave an interest-
ing address upon the Women‘s Jubilee
Sunday afternoon
.. outing at New Haven. last week.
At the last meeting of the Civic Club
;. committee was appointed to confer
with lilo improvement society as
thr- preservation of our shade
'Tlu- cutililtllice consists of the odicera
of the club. 0. B. Dolge and Town
Mark .l. (3. Hyatt.
l
The ncwly purchased auto oi! Com
. po ltugioe t‘o, can be seen daily on
i the roads being driven by vhrloua meat
liters of the company. who are leani-
tlnu how to run it.
the radiator is a sign bearing these
1 words. “(Tempo Engine 00.. W. F. D."
'l‘boae who were disappointed in not
ltt‘lll‘lllu hlr. Hay at Trinity church
:‘uuday evening were able last even-
ing to hear the speaker give a most
v-hiqucul and interesting lecture upon
hit our
t‘nuul'cantlonul church. The lecture
0n the treat
it in South America. at i
“an itcaailftllly illustrated.
'1‘
Mr. Crampton Win. at Peel and Mr.
A vury enjoyable time was particl-
pnted in by the members of the Non
walk Club yesterday afternoon and
itching. The final matches in the pool
and billiard tournaments were played
oil and proved very interesting. The
until final for the one was played be
tween 1”. 8. Balcom. rated 100. and
Howard a. Crampton. rated 100. The
latter won by the score at 100 to 02.
toll W. 1... Olson
ed to! the hon»
ill the billiard
and C. Van Boron ‘
ore and they were taken by tho, former
by 70 to 00. soul players more rated
lion. M. it. Bennett loan totem.
install
70.
Fallopian tho
Welt! served anti
by the members.
stints in as follows:
larval), 120.
l
we!
4
l
20
2
lNAL GAMES PLAYID.
M
Olson at Illiiarda.
001000
with its:-
d‘he score or (it?
.11
tllle to
Mr . Bailey had
.'i of.» interest in 075,000 but in ad-
dition be had quite a few thousand in
.tltll‘litztgttti and other holdings in these
titll'l:t which will go to his heirs.
hid ward
Mr.
hnv
Mitchell is having a fast
boat bttilt to compete in the race of.
trees.
Grant on 100.
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Once an ‘ Operatic [manor-V. Later
Mission and mom wanker
Mu. Nellié’ Winton, one outset“
of the greatest of New York's cons
tralto operatic singers. and for sort
oral years a mission and settlemdttiiv
worker, died yesterday at the Conner-l
tlcut Children’s Home. Stamford, fill.
the age of 72 years. Mrs. Winton vial‘
in her youth a noted actress. H00
first appearance was in Tony Porn
tor's old theatre, where she sooner!
instant success. Her deep contraltill
voice thrilled her hearers. and earth
in her theatrical life she use their
important parts to sink. and . vol.
heralded as the only. woman borltm
on the stage. She married Willllm
Winton. early in her life. How
violinist of some note. and they :00!
peered together in many perform.
mauces new classic. Old montage!"
era and critics still remember lash .
and her husband as they appeared
at Pastor's and at the other inclines
of old New York. They toured Europe
several times, and on many occasion!
appeared before royalty. always (3th
log a moat favors-hie impression.
A nervous affection to Which Mrs. .
Winton became more and moreai‘ihv
iect forced her to drop from that; ‘ .
portant parts which site had bee
playing. Lesser roles were given hi9. _
for the sake of her magnificent
voice, but. even these were anally
taken from her as her i-tnervousttool;
increased. She dropped to itinerant"
singing in traveling companies, and“
finally to the dance hall. ' . . 5
Her husband kept up maul-awe
bravely, supporting both «by Jill
violin, hltt he finally followed. their.
four children to the grave. Hie WHO:
kept up a precarious existence by
her voice. but was at last forced”)
apply to the authorities for aid.
it was in her 64th year that she
attended an “open air" prayer,
meeting in New” York city. The“
preacher on the platform heard bet“
wonderful voice swell out in the-
chorus and located her. He made
her an offer to work with ihint, whip
shc gratefully accepted. smoothed
she has been singing at meetings, do»
lug settlement and mission work, it!
New York. always striving that she
might do good for others. Her pail: .
life she rarely spoke of. feeling thy!
the associates with whom ”I .
passed the days of her power had this. ,
sorted her. ‘ V .
And in the tenements of the Eu!
Side. and the crowded mission Milli "
packed with the underdogs ‘of -
munity. "Aunt Nellie" was a ' payroll
for good. To hol- credit are many M _
claimed men and new-born women. .
About six weeks ago. sheik“
rapidly. and was sent here ~t til
Children‘s Home, in the hope that?“
the change Would help hottest-{$53
ing health. it did no‘ good. however.
and a fortnight ago she took to' on
bed never to leave it.-’ She and”.
quietly away with a look of new
calmness on her wrinkled race. *
The funeral was held this anew,
at 2 o‘clock, Rev. James Edge. elite K, _
ing. interment was in Spring G
Cemetery. Darlen.
summon m
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George Cavanagh Wino Cloao ' .
Game and Piano Are Made for
Dance. ’
A very largely attended insulin“. 7
the Nutmeg Club was held last event
log in their rooms in the Cole .~
block in Wall street. There was new
business before the meeting and lime,
ly all was transacted. Plano writing
coming dance, which will be hell! 0})"
April 21. were approved. The’ooin
mittee will continue the arrangement.
Earl Edmouda. the well-known} 300m
hinrwalk young man. who is etrlplayottlt
n Rogers & Stevens' Not-walk W
was unanimously voted 8 member. ‘7 ,
Following the business mootial’
there was a pool match between Hertz!
Keogh, rated 00, and.Geol‘le J- 00
ansgh. rated 70. The name was ‘
and interesting. and Mr. 00
won a hard-tought and'up-hill con .
by two balls. When Mr. 00v '
and 17 points to so his opponent ’ _
out 8. but here Mr. (iavanagh o ‘
hack and tool: twelve bails out of
frame. which helped to even up.
tors. The final score was in favor
the latter player. 7558. Therein,
he one more game played in I007 ’
amount for second cue. between ,
Smith. rated 90, and lir. Ca
rated 75. George Lindeburg '00:
area of last nlliit'l game.
W
awarr aaoaaa or mm.
m
Ianld Minor! Refuse to Go to
Until Goldiora M000.
ornaments. at. tut-oil at. J
the protection of the out. .
Mines No. i and 3. otitlto Iii
grim Cgfipauy. between It a?
n . not resume and . ,.
day. The minors of the m“. ‘.
it a secret motion last all”; ' “L
that they would not return 00
unli'igdtho ten companies have It“
ca . *~
Two companies loft camp
it 5 o'clock, this morning
mines. Guns were placed
roads leading to thespian
say dloturtiaaco, bayou. -
peered.
Becki was patrolled last
militiamen. deputy m 0“
policemen. '
Got. to. J. tau lamina
detachments. said be m i
one of irrepl‘ u
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