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GOOD FRIDAY BENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be published as a
morning paper on Fast Day. next Fri-
day. Advertisers desiring changes of
advertisements for Friday's issue are
requested to bend copy into this
t
.r, .
olllce as early as possible Wednesday. lmorning Ionian that he had tut-cocon-
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Welcome Stranger Lodge. No 364.
Sons of St. George, will hold a regu-
lar business meeting this evening.
The United Electlic Light and We-
ter Company has a force of men re~'
slewing all old service connections in
West avenue in order lhilt no trouble
may necessitate I: tearing up of the
permanent paving to beiiaid.
9* . Tthut'meg Club will hold on im-
portant meeting this evening in the
quarters in the Coleburn building and
it is hoped that every member will‘
make an cil‘ort. to attend as buiiinellnY
of importance to all is to be consid-
fl...“
Last evening Miss Mary Reilly. of
Harlem street. was surprised by
many of her lriends on her iourteenth
birthday anniversary. The guests do
ported It I late hour and all joined in
wilhino Mimi Reilly many happy birth-
days.
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William Garfield of 13.1di for. 3 Brooklyn Motor and until recently I,
Inorly or South Norwalk iI in choline ”WNW” "1 ”Wm" Coik‘xe Car-
d the otsnd of the New York Eastern
Nows Company in the South Norwalk
ull'mad station. Clarion Sleuth, form-i
ally of South Nmalk, who was in
«tom of tho Itsnd in Dridgeport n»
flatly returned to become assistant
:‘_ Iteward at Rowland' 5 dry goods store.
we
--Ask your dealer for the new Old
Well “No l" broadienl cigar
I"
A hearing before the. Public Utili-
'tloe Gommisslon relative to the peti-
f tioh of the Norwalk City Council for
" -. my. mill in West avenue will be
held today in Hartford Among those
‘ who are in attendance are Mayor Ed-
‘ ward ~J. Finnegan. Canpomtlon Coun-
3911.00 Davis, City Clerk Charles ll.
.1. Dilworth. Hihway Commissioner Nel-l
noon W. Benedict. Dr. Wiilluin J. Trio;
day and Judge Henry W. Gregory.
W-“
L J. Reynolds it Son. trucking con-
li‘lotors, have secured for their busi-
ml one of the Murray Trucks. manu~'
factored in Norwalk by Charles L.
Bother. The truck will be sent to'
New York today with a load of fur-' i
nlturo and will go to Brooklyn on‘
nmdsy. Later it will take I trip to
New Jersey. it. is expected that long
distance moving‘will be ghostly alm-
phm by this moms. Edward Clerk
will be at the wheel.
Norwalk's population was. increased
by three on 'lIst’saturdIy Ind all the
. new arrivals Ire d'oing ”nicely, With
insin- respective mothers. Mr. and Mrs
:Pllll. It ‘9 mum street. are the
and Mrs. Murphy. of o Elwood um.
.: ' Iro’fti'fo Won“ oi the hound. a girl.
in and urn-Inn ' InnMrI. Riley. of 46 Main
1' :1, um I iii-by My to grace tiiIir
' .. ”in. Darnell. or unit
‘ ‘ to attend in each
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ilETHlllllST GilliFEllEllllE
‘membero of New Yor and New York
i out o evangelist;
, was answered that it would be dimcult. ,
R. F. Norton has been IaIiItInt to tho, ~
llive pastorate but. he said. owing to
prondpsrontsofoneolths trio.llr"
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PAGE &’ SHAW
Boston - 1
The Candy of Excellence
$1.00 per pound
F. H. IAXTER.
AoInt for Town of Nomoik
- Andoroon's hunch Warts
Launches and Boats
of Iii unimpronwtly built. M
for ulo. All kinds of Will.
gluon spoolsl Ittontion.
‘ Om thil Point, Nomllt
I8 HUSTLIIB
(Continued from first panel
The bishop said at the dime of the
furnaces in succession, one down on
the penimuln at Salisbury. Md, I coi-
cred conference, and he would like to
take I train so as to reach there to-
uight'nt midnight and trunnion the
conference on Wednesday. it he could
not get through he would have to post
.pont- the MarlInd con. erence by wire.
Dr Henderson said More was still
much to be done and the business
could not, in the opinion of many, be
closed unilLluto tonight, which“ won
the usual tome for the New York East
Conference. '
The Rev. Dr. Janice C.Cli‘Idw1ck rte
portcd the incorporation of the New
York Won Society. cornpoeed of
East Conferences. Dr Chadwick IIir-
ed to: the election or the following
abusers from the New York East
Conference and they wen ohlsen: J.
. Chm. George P. Mains A. B
‘,SInford J. E. Holman. C. W McCora‘
mick. I. R. Strooter, Alfred liodgctts,
W. A. Layton and E. G. Richardson.
The Rev. Dr. M. W Prince. formerly
llele Pn., was at his own request
I'lillftd upon the super-annuitied iiai.
: D. w. Couch. 0. ti. Dusliiliorro, ‘A. C.
‘ George VII Aistyne. W. H. Warden.
liiuhmp Hamilton was requested to
appoint W. W. Martin conference hls- ‘
totiun; J. E. Roi-.mue superintendent:
(f the Brooklyn and Long island}
Church Society; A. C. McBride. confer
l) A. Jordan. trout
urcr of the One Per Cent. Endowment
.(‘ommituriom Cru-ndalld. North. cor-g
respond-imp secretory of the Confor-'
once Endowment Fund. and A. 8.
Kuianash. superintendent of the
Brooklyn Methodist Hoepi-tal.
_ The following were placed upon the
eupomumcrary ::list
A. R. Davis, W. a. Harper, C. A.
Knesnl, W. N. Tni‘t. .i. S. Tilllnzhut.
A. M. Troistnd, W. J. White rand R. F.
Norton. W E Jelfries,who has been
on the anpornumorary list. asked to be
made effective. Bishop Hamilton ask-
ed if he wold be given work. and it
Rev. Dr. Denial Dar-cheater, min:- of
St Mark'sChuroh. C. A. Knoll] «who
has been rating for a you in Vine-
land, thought or returning to the effec-
mm.
the congestion of the conference. he
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V.
To accommode‘te
the Merchants
would rennin in his present Won.
Levi W. Holmes wu ohInM mu
superinnuated to Iffeotlve. '
The followingare the mummified
preachers:
.Jouph Baird E. L. Bray. Albert
Booth. John Brion. William um. I.
w. dwell. ’i‘. '5‘. Club. OJ. Corner.
Eggleeion, R. 8. Mn. W. I. m.
iii. A. Gray. D. F.» Hallook. F. If. Kli-
lock. J. B. llnush, W. P. Hill. H. 6.
lane. 0. C. Lain». H. 0- Judd. DIM
McMullen, .l. 0. Manson. '1'. M. Littis-
wood. J. C. Peck. T. PIulaon. C. M.
Pen. 8. ll. Flatt. W. '1‘. Pray. R. B.
PWOY. l3. ,9: Raymond, for-moi- procl-
dofl of Wesleyan University: E. B. 1".
Reeve. J. F. Robertson. James Robin
Ion. W. H.,Russell, e. K. Smith. R. A.
Burko. Thoma Hieronaon, R. S.
Btowo, F. M. Torry. who has Itteuded
more sessions of conference than any
other member; (3. L Thompson.
ii. if. Wing.
Mr. Estes spoke briefly and sold
"presiding elder" instead of “district
superintendent," and explained that he
hid not become used to the new name.
“'O‘h, we'll get back there yet." said
BiIhOp llImiiton. Ind there was loud
applause. Mr.’ Estes Ill 77 years old.
and has attended fifty-three annual
conferenooo.
The Rev. Dr. George Van Alstyne.
formerly pastor of the SIndI Street
Memorial M. iii. Church. Brooklyn. and
for a term preoidin-g elder of the
Brooklyn North District. has been fifty
years in the ministry, and wrote I iot- i
tor.
At this point Bishop Hamilton said
he was forced to retire to meet Imus
appointments. “and," said he, “i will
experiment with Brother Downey for
I while.” This was greeted with
laughter and loud Ionian-I. Dr. Dow-
ncy in pretty sure to be elected a hint
i
l
hop at the meeting of general Confer-
onco in Minneapolis in May. he took
the chair.
The Rev. M. B. Wclcber presented
the cause of the Anti Cigarette Asso-
ciation of America. ‘
The Rev. W. R. Miller; vmllont of
the New York Civio Loam. mks for
a few minutes. and sold thIt the good
news from Albany was that the legisla-
ture hadud‘iournod- and thanks were
due as much for whoi it had not done
no for what it had accomplished.
"non Homes and Boss Murphy." he
said, “had determined to plus the
race trot-k bill and we had to sit up
nights to wstch thorn.”
The Rev. Clarence True Wilson
spoke for the Church Temperance So- "
oioty.
Frank L. Brown, chimp of the
Conference Board of BundIy Schools.
reId his report. There had been an
increase of Sunday Ichool miIIionIrleI
and the opening of foreign work had
been extended. Sunday school work
had been increased in all the districts
thrown the medium of frequent insti-
tutes. PrIiIe was when to Dr. Dow-
ney. secremry of the Board of Sunday
School Publication for the whole
church. for his otheiollt work.
Dr. Downey said the board was now
thoroughly omInlsed, It the service of
the conference and My to‘cooperstc
with the ministers in all thIt tends to ~
increase the efficiency of Sunday
miracle. particularly teacher training.
There were 165.000 conversions and
addition to the churches of Motho
diam from the churcheI during the
year.
The Rev. Dr. John Wesley Johnston.
who but you had I nominal appoint-
meat It the Samoa PiIce Church. it is
said. will suit for In appointment it
is underatood that he will morn from
London in time to begin work at the
close otconferenoo. .
Fresh Caught Roe and Buck Shad
Spanish Mackerel, Cod. Halibut.
Haddock Flatfish, extra
large opened Long Clams. Long and Round Clams in shell. EscIl~
lops. Nothing but Grecnport Oysters. Gosling Clams for
baking. Other kinds of Fish.
LONG iGLAND ESCALLOPS ............... .. 350 qt.
GERMAN CARP ............. ...... ............. loopoimd
Cuibiil’s Bridge Fish Market
TILIPHONI I".
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WI In showing Ifi “nationally
Easier
Women’ s
Neckwear.
LACE mo EMBROIDERED
commas sun can
‘CHEMIBETTES sun comes.
mono DOLLARS mo JA-
sore.
susnolneneo AND Lace
ourcu COLLARS me state
FLowaneo novemse m
noses. waters. ETCn
n ‘.
BULSARIAN BEADED JABOT
Pl .
J. l. Mallettc
- HARRIS a
. iiillows you to look directly through
VIII DILIVIIY.
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c idling
“its
Howoitdnwosssspersonwho
would be really attractive were it not
that truly or pmtrudins teeth make
him almost repulsive. it in unfortun-
ate for one to sci-through life hsudi-
. capped in this way. when I little care
given in childhood would remedy it so
sully.
My manner of Health; these canes
emhrIces all the his“ methods had
most approved appliances. thus giving
the best results with the least pos-
sible discomiort to the patient. if
your child has irregular teeth. bring
him in and let me tell you what can
be done.
DConIultItion free.
u “HEW“m“
an or Appointment our. ‘
d.
THE TONIC ON CURVEDVL‘EN.
sires you that eye comfort that
you could never obtain with the
old style all ions. it is “perfect
{ions become its amnion. com
fuming to the shape of tho eye.
Iii parts of the lens. it does any
with Ill «he oyI-tlrins reflection
from behind.
Mutations without charms by
ed? Mull! , ,
Gus:
farm Sunday.
Bloomfield. N. J.
F. 8. Clark. of Brooklyn, visited the
Country Club launday.
m
Samuel Tattle, who has been
with plcurisy. is able to Iit up.
ill
Mr. m Mrs. B. a. Woundy return»
ed from Sanford. Florida. Saturday.
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home of Mics May Minot. of Stamford.
Michael Colman. of Rye, visited Mr
and Mrs. A'lidro‘w Herasm, over Suns
day.
Robert Smith. of Danbury. spent
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Colman Rusoce visited
Mrs. Beardsley, ommt street, sun;
day.
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day.
Mr. and Mrs. upon: of Brooklyn.
visited Victor Borneo. of Brushy
Ridge, Sunday.
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William Mlddlebrook, of New York.
visited his parents on South avenue.
Sunday.
CharisI F. Mayan has moved from
his residence, and is boarding It the
Railroad avenue cafe.
Mr. and Mn. George Belleck. or
lmislnro. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Selicck‘n sister. Mrs. Elmer Webb.
Whiter Sceley, James lioghlin and
Willium Comma walked tcNew Co
usan from Stamford Sunday.
A dutsdtter of Mr. lrving, ticket
mat It the railroad station. was tak-
en With scarlet fever Saturday. -
Max Weies's goods have been moved
from the atom to the Bird-Ill Home.
present. , , .
~w~5 .
Jsmou HIwkI. od Ridgedeld, wII
token into cuItody Saturday morning
hy Chicorhcbmidt‘. Hawks was, quite
drunk. lie was ilncd :2 and costs. '
Dr. Gillette and Mr. Swift. of New
You-it, came to New CInaIn. Sunday.
to
home on Genoko avenue. Mr. Swift
bu rented the house for the Mlmmth".
The Womon'a Home Missionary So-
odlst Church today It 3 p. m.
to All.
‘Mew
were present. Miss Newman is one
Mr. Ron is principal of School No. 3
at. America. N. J. Miss Nettie Dom-
or. of Arlington. ‘N. 1.. It the piano,
‘ ployod the "doing much «an, [alien-
grin. hiss my sons 0mequ
3‘0. my Willi: Guests mm pres-
ent from New hos-it. New lousy Ind
Now Motion. {the bridal My tom
ed in the honor. mm was IiII‘tIfully
m rs. IuItiirl Idiot was tied at:
“ Roy. Booty Whom. pastor of tho
Methodist Church. Tbs buds mum
on Iwa by her. Mon. Morrlck L
DIII. of New Woo. “VII man.
Miss comm Nm‘ssistoroitne
bride. was I «by. nutty bridesmaid.
at hm The bride wss becominxly
stand in I Innocence meteor Int-
IiId I bailout «bridal res-I. n-
m wmIIialt Mon sown.
mnemdwmmlo
IrId Mote W m “tin. “lath
tin-tomato III M other our-
Dr. Lloyd. or New York. visited on I ,
Edward Brower has «turned from '5‘
;I:I:I:I'I!I,I.I.I I I.I,- .
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David Paterson spent Sunday at the -'
Sunday with his relatives on ilomh .
- Mr. Finley. I well known summer ,.
resident. was lnmectlnz his house Sun- "3'
where 1th liva been stored for the ,
look over Dr. Gillette‘s summer _
elety will hold I meeting in the Meth- ..
Mien ..
Matthew. miueionsry of the lmmi- ;;
grunt Home. will spools. and will "have --
In Intemtlru story to tdi of her work ..
It Ellie lIlInd. '1'th «nesting it open 1:
Saturday. It 11:30 mount the home ~
of Mr. and Mn. lienry Neumahnnol' I:
South Ivonne. Min Dorothy Neumonn ';
was married to William 1-,}: Ross. of Ar-
lington, N. J. Owing to the recent '1
death or the groom's father. only rela— ;:
tires Ind intimate friends‘of the bride «
of New Canaan's popular young ladies. "
W with was and loiiIIu_
. ‘ lira. Winona o. Antony. at encompafic‘r
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