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and in ‘some particulars more complete than any other. IIWe announced June 22
that this offer would close July 8 or sooner if the supply on hand was ougharueted
nailed coupons can now redeem them. and those who have not done on and, desire to
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theed' in any store. _ . .
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the real enjoyment that one of these upetooate devices gives to the radii who shove:
elf. A time seller. a money raver. and‘strletly nanitnry. ‘
his Premiuln correlate of the following:
one Silver Pinter! Holder. . I
,One Silver Plated Shopper.
Slur Fine Steel Binder-venom better. 3 I
f Thus outfit in‘positively hold only by The Sentinel to its readero and cannot be pin-o '
Vt will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The,
fill“: and 85c. If you have novel- used a Safety Razor, you don‘t know the lentilfnctlon <
~ hour which for missing noticino of
.. . eon onerelory or the nmilunanusn un-
‘irnl humor. Cilitondnle. him, and
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. with lire llllll‘k "$37.?3"
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‘ol‘ the bodies have linen nhlmund our
. Tho romaine- or Engineer Curtis mud
‘in the city awaiting the finding at
; her
. eluded than one we» noon the dunno
in he county lunlldln M1
11 iii _ undo; nuns been
"The company promptly telegraph
ed to the inter-elm oommnroo corn
nulsoioll inlornlntlon regarding the
Bridgeport iii-och on the day when it
happened. nod has kept the neurons
nine nurtured luv telegrnpiu since. “ j; .
. “‘ reunion Debris. ”
, clearing away of the debris
o! wreniounge yesterday. the workmen
jewelry nod poohothooho. The inner
inunorin'nt' iind was run handing- it
ton, 15.0., with of Charles 11th
minute. There were two checks in
tile lulu; of $100 «oh. and about 3200
in hills. Herero glances and her ~oli-
ver‘ purse were also in idle lung. The
nurse will: taken in rouge by the
railroad olhcinln.
A Mun curd wen nine picked up
.nddrnneod iosMinn Bun llacNuttLCenn
tinned by Minn Allerthn Monroe. The
letter In it school teacher, to [manner
on the Federal Exprons, and who in
now "at St. (Vincent’n honlllenl with n
oomiuound strontium at the arm. '3 Her
tether nrrived in the city yesterday.
The cord was ruddy tor mulling. r“
A broken ruilrond lump. sold to"
ho the pronoun oi Firemen Elton.
who won killed in the wreck. wen to
covered it in mid that there were
warm unnnll purses round that con
mined enroll nunounln of money. one
having our in u. A lady’s phloem
nul Che lili- 2
All
lluln "W. W 1‘" won picked oil.
the oilinidln. _ i
, Shipping Away the Dead. ;
Thermal mrnuhnr o! don-tbs due to
tho wreck, no for. in H. All but two
or lu‘ironnun Brynn horn nhlppod to New
YorR city yesterday afternoon. A
brother of oh; doud engineer called for
tho romaine. .
The vampire or l-‘lngnlnu Edward
(loll were nhimuod in New llnven your
tordny Thu body woo prepared for
burial at tho morgue immediately of-
ter being taken there. Mr; Goff m
the body but she one not stunned to
son the romaine. become oi «the do
nomlrion.
. The remain- or aylvnetor Bennett”.
the body token out oi the remit,
were nut to Wenhintiiou “Herder
uhoruoon.
lent to Int-re. Vt. .
The reunninn oi! hire ptelin i3 »
loner minim trons nominee
eon the mine out n .
house. were thinned lent night to Rpm
Ti. The husband or the women. 3.
iii Morley.: outrun in Bridgeport froih
,»
in tho unlined in the W hiat-
prone. which ltrnln he now nine new
ii manger. no rain tho «recount or
ii
'li‘odeunl Express.
The only? bottles oi the morgue last
‘ night were lime or o. W. cull-lane, '
" Mtenllouee street Philndeiphln, and
of Arthur Duluulg'nn, colored. of west.
f Eu. These bullion will be
shipped to their respective homes to.Q
any. Friends have notified vudertnkk
or Rourke to ship them. f
‘ ”Open invofliuation Demanded .
A labor organization has unissued
twolutions deolnnding of Coroner C.-
.. ll Wil ninn open investingtio‘n no, to
the neurons that led to the wreck of the
The resolution!
elnto that the wreck cool. 14 lives and
the injury to many others; that it
was preceded luv the wreck or tour
freight trains on June 6. and that
these wrecks have been preceded try
runny other: potentially oi the some
nature: that those disasters involve
(the interest of the public. the unllroud
employees and the railroad corpora.-
tione .‘i‘herlorn they request and
demand an on organization of citizens
n (nil nnd open investigation or the
Fedeml Express wreck so conducted
on to nougpneiretn and luring to public
hire. Helena ll. Welcot‘t, or \Vnehlnguii u
attention the general neuron of the
Mk. the runner in which said rail-i
roan woo norunily opal-outing; the pos-
(nullity. of any defects tn the system
of operating the blocks from the sig-
uni towers: to show the actual custom!
or premier of the railroad in opernt~
in; union. are distinguished from the
hook “rules' or the company; to show
the nature of the equipment at the
point where the wreck occurred; to
lind the number or hour; the engineer
o! slid train hm! hoclleuniiloyod just
prior «to the Wreck; no to whether or
not the mornie of the employees ot the
railroad end their discipline is enri—
ounis disturbed in reason of ion lunch!
beenueo (iii
lining required of them
economies orcnnlonod by tin oiiori to
my diviulondn upon valet aggregations
of capitalization nor nriunlly onl- Olmg‘ead“ cottage.
pin: on in onid uniirnnd . j ”A...“
Renoir-had that throo resolutions be Mr. and lire. Frederick Muslel‘ and
nemnuunuilod bu a statement of ron~
sane no follow:
That no between the people or (lon-
nociieut and the. railroad eorporntion
concerned in this cure the general in»:
these articles were token core at by: nmeiouu exists that the corporation in”
reunion of its operation in politics and
lint influence upon public appointments
lune been unusually lune during runny
Yours ‘lroun the restraining influences
1of u goviernmoni marched in the in-
irrous of the public.
That thin stole of public opinion.
roundly honed. marlin: it unwise that
filluther investigniiohn by the public
authorities into the responsibilities for
railroad Wrecks in thin county should
on neural.
demands h public investigation or the
wreck of the Funeral Banner: on that
the invalidating authority so») have
the ndrantogo or that information
likely to be promoted where the public:
lure! have direct and detailed know-
edgn oi the forlorn which entered into'
and outlined the dictator. Furrhormore.
thnt the mounting of to secret court
in ognlnnt lilo recoghlood policy or the
monomer oi inning in the mete
‘- oi Connecticut. «is n.1ued1urenndeni
. ‘ and honour to more nunuitdon and db
. trunk in the fnuindt of the people
Grinning
it not uproiuniuly iii} nhovo ”shim
Alone dint rum rise to inn rumor toot
‘ out i
o
Tho ileum dim the inromfition m
outlet or lilo lreoluu on the Vindunt ore
nullleiont to monumednlo the non
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Tim is around public policy:
sheen or honvy ingrown it who their”
{All a purely residential center.
in o-pu‘ohnhly no town within a r l 02‘
any imileu‘u or New York unity that can
goounpnre wltlu‘ Wilton. Proctlnaliy at
sen level in the will the hills rise
on either side. all the elevations hav-
log n southerly eurposure, and afford-
ing in runny instances 9. splendid view
or Long Island Sound.
Wilton Mellon: been the moonlit:
hummer resort of many at her sons
and daughters who have prospered in
New York and other large cities. and
within the‘ post live years n number of
old homostnnde have been purchased
or have dancended to the ohlidren or
their former owners and have been
remou-edei along modern lines. with
eiuoiim heat. both rooms and other mild-
orn convenienoos. and many families
maintain n permanent resident train
May lot until alter Thanksgiving; and
acid (reorient week end pnrtleelduring
the winter.
Miss Gertrude Olmstend entertained
a few lrlends at her home Wednesday ‘
or onion.
The thelmometer registered 102 in
the shade in Hurihutt street, Monday
afternoon.
hire Josoplu Middlebrook. of nouns
Ferry. was the zonal. oi Miss Helen
Mlddiohrooii last week. ‘
3 MM“ o...
i Miss Ahhe Rundei, 01 New York is
stopping for a. visit with lilies Cnr
neuter .lor the reason ‘
3 Miss Alice Down; is homo enjoying
it rut-Minn from her duties as deacon.
not in Trinity Church. Hartford
Foothill have been reeelrnd .i'rom
the Collins inmllu. oi lluooluilgn who
recently spent a week in Miss iluurlnt
Allen Lilliun Thompson. at Stamford.
were gunfire or Miss Helen lilddlehroolr.
at n luncheon given at her home. “Sum
inside. Thursday afternoon
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town on Monday to enjoy n. vacation
in Murine. They stopped over night in
Boston. leaving next morning on a
murmur for their destination.
Edward Eoklond. who has been our
played for sometime in the olllcemt
Crornt dc Kunpp‘ s. South Norwnlk. lune
occurred on ndvnntngoouo position. in
Bridgeport. and has entered upon his
new duties. ,
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hire. Louie Ambler and her reldiivno,
Mills Boonie Miller. of Georgetown. and
Cherries Miller of Chicano. lnlol‘ud to
leave Saturdnl. July 29. for England
end the continent. They will will
abroad home all: weeks. ,,
l him Clara Hill. dnunhler‘ot Con»
greeunuon ill. J. Hill. bl Norwelk. has
planned to give a talk on the outrage
movement in the town hull.,lu‘ridny ni-
ieruuoon ntf8 when. All are invited ,
to the present to union to this airport:
tlon oi the chum. ‘ ~ , .1
it in now prepared to «our onloo-
town {pupils to the Doniuiury sohople,
oopoqinlly the high hohooi oontlngofnh
fictional. no the euluolnl‘u in min
bury Would he obliged to inure at the
early hour of 6: iii: n. no.
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the 3)
"hope to blank tileir string ot‘delentn, 7‘“
,sult
Mr. and Mrs; George Taylor loft ,
“Donna Reunion euro odnetlpntlon: ‘
tone it l to the its
The Broad Killers will hole as on»
nannies the St. Fiunely Club, of tho \
Hungarian Chihoilc Churcll,, south"i ‘6
Norwnlk. tomorrow ni‘tcrnoon 'i‘iuo'
visitoro have renewed their new null“
forms. add hove a reputation or. lining
good players. The Broad River boys
and n good genre will undoubtedly re. ”
Monday otternoouu. Two boys at Bit— “
which the horse had just been llnlnens~
oil The animal became frightened at.
remaining nod started rapidly through
the lots. The lads were thrown out,
but tortunntely not injured. The wagon
rent and other portions oi the vehicle
were damage.
A very successful festival was held I ' ‘
.{ loot night in the chapel in this place. .v ‘
There was a large attendance,
and
an excellent program was enjoyed. dur- j
lug which, cake and ice cream were ,.
served. The entertainment walk as fol.-
lown‘: Remarks, George W. Knapp;
ed selections; vocal solo Frederick
Smith; reading. Miss (Emma Fallon;
vocal solo. Miss Andrews; violin 3010.,
welterSheehan; reading, lilies Fal-
lon;. pluno‘noio, Profeseor .Clnrenge Cur
bio. A
. coum NARRUK onrucnns,
The regular meeting of Court Now
enter-n .Ha‘li, Nou'uv‘vnik. last evening. ‘
'lllle mlbwluuabihrtém were elected:
b (3. C." Kwnnulei hioKenna.
Lectureanrnen L Dyer. ’_
installation at unicorn was deferred
until next meeting.
The Sentinel Want lColtlmns‘ are for ;
running in their inliuonceéthey nun:
aid you in relying many n problem.
FOR LAUNCHES
A Full Line ,_ .
of Launch and Yacht
Supplies
An exnlting runaway occurred hero r'
torment Farm. entered a wagon to _3 f
Waiter: Shoehnn, the rioiinistbrendorf
ruk, No. 58; F. or A” was held at‘lu‘oro' I
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