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Week April 17th
MUSIC HALL STOCK COMPANY IN
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through the meadow.
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As Played One Year at the Bijou Theatre. New York. The Lotteryman was the Comedy Hit of New York Last Year
Seats at Box Office or Weed’s Drug Store. Norwalk ‘
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JAMES O'KEEFE RIQIGNO A8 TOO COLD FOR TROUT '
NIGHT WATCHMAN. ----- a
‘ ......... Few Fiehermen are Trying Them and
Petrolled on em. Capitol Durinfl Fewer Getting {rm = . '_ '
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HARTFORD. April l‘lw—Jhlllfl
O‘Kcele. who tor thirty ioni- yeari ha-
hoen night watchman at the capitol.
retired from hie Job Biturday evening.
lie reeigned hie. poaition-eeverai weeks
ago. Mr. O'Koei'e, who iivee at No.
1.488 Broad etreet. ie 64 yeere old.
He has been employed by the etaie (or
thirty-covert yearn. Three years he-
tore he become night watchman.
_ which was at the completion of the
. building of the new capitol. he wee ent-
mum in helping to build it. Today
it ie a eource or peculiar pride to him
to' take the” etranger or the friend.
' whichever it may be. by the hand and
,. .Ja‘ed hint to a make block out clean
' to the door l'n.ono oi the erect gran-
ite ehatte on the iiret floor near the
entrance on the north front. Thie
atone wee one lie new laid. Retired
' with a mneion recently muted. he
norpceee taking life one) and aleepinz
mil.
to thoee who do not know the rec
m at thie watchman during the long
hint-e. it may he eeid that O'Keete
ehlm a remarkable one. Three timee
31M narrowly eecaned death. While
We: tor the late doom 0 Batten
men are iii-annotated in the ilehln
They lay it to the acid weather which“ .-:
has kept the water at a. {rigid termini-l
attire end also to the tact that the we.
tor tn the trout brook ie atiil too high
{or roomful nailing.
A few or the Mayor dleciploa oi
melt Walton hied them torth year»
day with their will and reele. but they
reported no catcher of any account
and as one veteran put it. the "nah
that he caught were too entail to have
many apota on them."
Old and experienced hehertneh are
of the opinbn that no improvement in
ilehinx conditione will done until after
a warm rain and the uranium mach
lower than they are at oreeent. local
dehermen are making preparation tor
imttlnx Ingerilng trout iato moral
brooke next fall. eeveral application
for trout having already been mndeJo
the etate commiuion.
INOINIII INJURED.
Thrown Iron Corrine When Hem
Taitee Fright.
partway. Apt-u i'l.--Andrew w.‘
Dongherty. an engineer ot the New
edit during the oroceee of courtroo-
m. 55" from an elevation Oi
. J‘Iuleet. Aaamolt fir.
,’ not on broken .rihe and e
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humane eon erer elace. file
at him yetehnan wae
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cater oi mile and
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he ante nonunion. MoGIlllotllh ,
York. New Haven and Hertlord tulle
road Company. liee at hie home. 15
‘Oottaee etreoi. mderlae iron as eoela' .
would Ind oootvdlolll of the 055155.,
{body eethe nhuumideatwhidh-
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minim and load that word; .
drivine alone the road when the horn: -
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(at least. on will!
When Anybody is in
doubt as to where a
certain article can he
bought. a certain work
periOrmed. or, in loot.
the whereabouts of:
it“ becomes only nab
tural to read the Sen-
tinel ads to find out-—
and. IF. your name
appears among the;
live ones. you have.
chance of winning
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, the hill. a etilineee broken
hr gentle mile at the learn
etreatn that ran like a eiirer thread
But the haettty oi the day was IIIII
on Helen drone. Dr. ill-t
hear. the Jgreet eyeiight ehecialiat. had
and no Wort oi the tam doctor
hoot notice in her earl. with mock-
in: theme "Yea. indeed. Miee
Bruce. 1 nature your mother'e
tailing eight. but the operation will
coat about 5600."
rm hundred dollarei He might
at well have athed for 55.000. for
there we: no aoeeihie way at omin-
la: the money that Helen could MI
at. and aloe-t in deepair ehe
«lend a: to the cool. and m
. heel: or lhehoeee thad heee
illusion“ 1:.me aad
Elaioryeare herhattfid aid. wheree
.hed often wreetied with the dim
, problem of bar aeitooi lite; and now
» that eite faced I am. grerer prob-
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HARWD. April 17 «The twenty~
ninth anode! meeting oi the Conneoti
E cut WIN" of War heeociation woe
old; in m Amy hall leet week.
ammo: Mm new civil War
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during the war
thei- was hot at all moraine tor old
men getting out and the reocrde or
the meeting at a year ”9- whiach were
encore elected at the WM on Good
Friday. 1510. had died do he the year.
Thole were Judge Lee D. Phelpe oi
Roohvllle who we: the eoontary and
ideal.
John D. Londoner! Melville. Low-
ie V. Robbina oi liar-halite“. 1a..
and William H. Reina or New Britain
were elected aeeociate member-e. and
odioere were elected ae foliowe
Wellington.
of Waterimry
Becond vicepreeldent-fioorgo Whit-
ney Atkln. of Fol-olivine
Phelvl Gorilla“ of Rockvlllo.
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Stre. Athenia, Piraeue;
Grant, Hamburg.
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mixture-Jim Continent.
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wanderer: and Charlemdpnel of lilo-
dletown. who wee the eeoond vice-ore: 1
Presidcnt~Cepteln in B. Smith or
iret nonrandom—Patrick Cochin;
Bonnier-y , and treasurer—nu. Moi!
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