we are not ,
ed to send.
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name alloy high prim tor Ill HM!
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casino.
Two Stores;
M. Josem & Sons
M Ily Ave.
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Walk: Over Shoes
. ”‘° mode M "“7 “nu” ““5 1“ sent at the service. The inter-ideal.
“0“” shapes ‘9 perfectly iii 9"“? took place in Riverside cemetery, Nor.
s. mm: wing. .1
The whom “Medal rm. vido
. ,5me www& tum m. who died mt. show
their honesty l emu oil 111111: a night utter u linger-his illness. were .
radii ”uh holiest. . hold from her late Milton”. 51 Went f
street. south sow-.111. this morning "
It: 19: Oil think.
i The «film were in churn or her
special high prim m rmm m. Mimi» Rev. John m. matter. (it tho
First Mothedllt Episcopal ohuroh.
o.~~YoU~rtotsKY .. mm 1" W 1?“
clot-men Rev. Dr. it. .3. Upheld
and Rev Dr. W. H. Tumult adored
Drover sud the Rev. A, H. Gotta
enough mdo‘uppropi-im rework».
i A large circle oi friends woos pron
walk.
Mrs. Wing was the daughter or Burr
and Abbie Moran Nash and was born
on. the premises where she died. it:
we: in this some homo that the who
married to tho nor. Henry E. Wing.
hire. Win: had three sisters and
three brothers. these Minn-«Mrs.
.Douslas Fowler, hire. Andrew Thomp-
,son. Miss Minerva Noah and Charles,
Albert and William Null the moi
root in aohoe. Correct for every 011- nsm ed of whom was killed in the
bottle or Frederick-burg.
Mrs. Wing is survived by her hus-
band. the Rev. Henry E. Wins, a son.
Captain Charles 1.. Wing, a daughter
195 “WNW“ 3'4““ 1 39W“ 3“ Mina Henrietta a. Wing, and it at»
tor. Miss Minerva H. Nash, all of Nor-
wnlh, and u brother, Dr. A. B. Nash,
: of Newark, N. J. l
0' a 6 Mrs. Wins belonged to one or tho
!old and respected lumilles of Norwnllt.
lot-int; a direct descendant of Major
Nathan Gold, appointed gatornor oil
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$10 000 City of South orwailr 4 p“ Connecticut in Royal Charter to 165“
cent. Water Bonds, due 1939,1tt 96 id?
South Norwolk
and oxen your therearter; or Sothsu
‘" Gold, .lr., wit u was governor of the
state in 170?. and justice or the So
Maples & Goldschmidt preme- ouurt iii 1H2; of Celonol New
t‘kiflh Tait-oil. who in the latter half
or the seventeenth century was prom»
them as Treasurer of the Colony,
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Captain Theron Hunt. of tho Net‘-
mull: pellets {mouthed 11mm
o. Mine My alarm and be-
cotm the individual who rather tomb
outed he WW tint tho mil hen
probobly stolen the wheel. lie inter
arrested him ‘
When the captain limed throueh
his inrootintiouo;,tMi the men we:
’trjyiu to sell the ”Wheel for 83 he was
sure the {allow had stolen it. The men
hid by thlo time disappeared but other
a. soot-oh the avail! was able to and
him.
At the slotted house the men note
it a home M John. Sweeney“ of 125
moot sit-em, tort Qbeeter. He said
he left them Theodoy at ii ii. in. end
that he reached Nowell: at 4:45 yea-
torduy otter-noon- lie to a. carpenter
by trode._he Mid. and lied bought. the
sheet between humid!!! and Norwullt
to:- iii. no regained to tail when no
Norwollto Radios Dry Goods Store
8 and 8 Gazette Duildinz. Nowell; Connecticut
A most complete assortment of dainty fabrics, in-
eluding Madras in self stripes and figures, Plain Cor-
duroys, Sheer Lawns, Marduisettes. Nainsooks, lodia
Linens, Persian Lawns, Batistes, Dotted Swisses. and
Seraphique Crepes.
WASH DRESS GOODS IN ALL NEW SHADES
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had slept the night heron 01nd Cuptolu
Boot mode oeriolh where he would
spend the night lost sight
Shortly otter locking Sweeney up
Captain Hunt; received o telephone
coll from motels J H motion. or
You' to Wise Charlie,‘~,‘ _.
Aren’t You?
slut you? What did you send that
person. omitting Contain Hunt that iunkmon in h are for when i told you
Fred. Clxarnooli of mm street. about Fort St. East Nor-walk who pays to ~
4 alclock‘ _ lh for rugs stud better prices for
in searching Ss‘eohey captain Hunt r11 ' ml
round a letter addressed to William J Charlie: What dilioronce does it
Sheehan, of Center avonuo. Also it make?
_ make it you asked me for 9. orange
maehino shop. wElsinore apieer inform 113111 I “a“ } 011 ulemon You know .
ed tilt! “pt“nt M "33 mg "“5 "M3 W filth! We“ ”1% ‘io “Vfi in a, good 10,
turn ohockoi s“ lawn mower heloiisln; witty and We don: wont hello dam
South Humiliation; him to set said Moth“! Chorus. you're wise,
Sweeney had stolen the bicycle from to telephone Ni for Wm Enron. 35 2 ‘
hber metals and leather beds than
receipt. to; from Grimm! a spice” Mother: What dittoreooe does it
rmmo mstsm
_ ed some time today.
Hazeltoti
COAL
we hold‘ oi ice
'ifommissloner of the Congress of tho
F'FTH oFFIoEn LowE I8 North'Enet thliouios and oommsudoh
inventor of the English forces in hing
PREV“, ‘ "Eno 0F THE Philip's war: of "Limit. John Teleott.
sot-rotaryhoi Hartford. in was; or
James Itmrkwoil. of Rldmilold. a pro
(Continued from Tenth Page.) 213:“ otiicer or the (.ominontni 00o-
i" “"""“' i d 1 When the Rex Mr Wing «tutored
sutv ting umceis lave testiie lili. the milliiiiil’. Mrs Wing “out with
the committee is loath to let any of her husband to low uhete Mr. Wing
them return until the testimony or all occupied several of the leading pui-
the ships crew. has been taken.‘ i
2 - to at the state. Returning to the
Counsel for the White Sm Company. 2‘“ some twenty. years “0' Mr.
“m“ that the “me“ be permitted Wing entered tho New York than Got1
to return “a" the promise that they iereuce end hue continued in the path
, could he recalled 11nd would respond tomte of Methodist Churches ever
1 if necessary. 2 it: was probable that it
since
decision in the matter would be reache During the forty } w 11 of mm“,
5 Nil life. Mrs. Wing was the faithful
Chairman Smith 0““ “may w" "m and successrui helper in all the work
able w “3" m who‘tdorder ‘29“ “i" that her husband undertook in overt
“mam“ " be m“ e ' H“ l‘ 5 '3“ “l platie whens she lived. including south
‘ recall Steward Crawfordtho men who Norwalltwwheroshe m“ but M03“
saw Mrs. Isadore Straus,_ step back «Mrs. Windows recognised u a we.
~ tromhhe lifeboat and rejoin her into man of “mm, character and, ability.
hand 0“ the deck. Her cultivated mind and consecrated
The” "5 ”Miderme speculation heart coustuutly expended themselves
before the hearing resumed 2“ to in thought- and activities for the
when J. Bruce rismey..mflmi¥m8 dlroo~ elite at other people and 11111111! dos
tor of the White Star Line, would be will ride up to bless her home and
recalled. Chairmen Smith is anxious thank God that they have known 1m.
to expedite the inquiry in order to let
.Vlr. [may get awe: as soon 1111 pot;
sible. He had thought that. he could “m“ N ”All 3min
cnll hlmleailier. but as the develop
ments bate come it has been neces-
sary to hold him Whether he don he
reached today is problematlcal. Yep
terday Mr. isms)“ remained throughout
the hearing rind listened attentively
to the testimony of Fifth umeor Lowe.
who told how he had ordered the head
or the great company back from the
boat bocauae or his excitement.
Lowe‘s complete story or ismay‘ 11 con—
duct seemed to gite the head or the
“mm,“ Mm“ Company cheer. . tioiiel holidays 011 Mexico Second PM.-
That some of the firemen of the Ti fer”? arid Room City Southern. ‘
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tonic still be called toda) is expected" . ‘MWFIWATHAMI.
the government officer in charge hltv- Mi,“ Elia D Gilmore how!" of
T llh‘ .
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the arrival late today or Dr. F ti MM 1“ ”mm to 9““ HAM" M
wanton avenue. that evening; at tho
Quitzrau, of Toronto, one or the pris- home or the brid e The “ram“?
sensors on the Canadian Pacific Ruth was performed by A”. Milli B. floor-l
road eteemet Mount Temhle, who
oil. at ‘8 opioid: in do presume of It
claims to have seer) the telling lldhtl ‘ ‘fit‘he .oontnutittd
of, the Titanic while on hoard the ‘
Mount Temple 111 North Atluhilo wot: (
or, held trout going to the rescue byi‘ '
\\ ALL STREET 101l0 mm row-Tho
stock market developed an irregular
tone in «early dealings today. Obscure
issueii such at Pacific Telephone 1nd
Mexican Petroleum, gained a point
while no Standard house were either
unohun to or shorted mull motions:
anion»
to Mr Sheehen. Thus it was brought
out that Swoeuos had purloioed a coat
or Mr. Shoehuo lo the morning.
ling around here, and Wm. Etiron ‘
dmsn't go around with bolls nor ~
come to the house unless sent for
losses or 31111111. imie'rilio at Nash- ‘
ville declined 1% points with 11,; point .
lose. in international list-renter. .‘11- 1
The South himwalk polite polioe 8“. and you will learn mulothing.
sent to Norwuik last night lot the
prisoner.
The case ohms up herois- Judge Wit
Mm...
‘ lilitll P. Tammany and it was cautious
oduntll l o’elogh this afternoon.
EASY TO START BEE KEEPING.
As it hobby. or diroroion, or some-
thing outside regular employment. ‘
or in couneoti with berries, fruit.
or poultry. bee eepihg i; a coed thins?
tor women. «1‘11 is not smart over»:
one elite. The cost. or it good colony at
‘ itulluh been in it modem hive need;
not he more than $10, ahd while the
average surplus yield will not be more! ’ I I].
thou 85 pounds* the) l’ilAy tlold ip oi , Th3 2 v.8,
single season as much do 360 pounds . '
2 Probably the moat ooouomiortl sud ‘ 2 . ‘
Mil-notary wet? for the beginner. Up‘m date
”its Form and Home, will be to set E ‘* .
thohi we fully «nipped trout the men‘- . , an
ulscturor end rim. a swarm put into March * t
it by some neighbor hetvreeit May is v . . ‘
and June 1 helium the now or honey; with that,
train clover heights. in they are not 1 2
pure. buy 11o mil-m queen and intro- ., fi '
dude her to the colony and removing? Sanafled
the old queen. A: the Queen in the ‘ ‘, ‘ .2 2
mother of all the hood in a hire. and . ‘ ‘ ‘ 2
as the overuse lite or the worker-hoe; Exprewon
is but is dope. all will he chuuled to ' . , .
yellow. gentle notions hetero winter . : Lurklng 1n,
. 2
Hrs Conn-2-
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The Sentinel Wont columns reflect
the activities or the toll omen-«they
ore at their hoot. new. 2 ‘
2 rename . 2
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‘ Successful
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2 1 1 2 Business
wi‘iiiittfit" '
aiming 06.03 ‘
Mails! 33:3h w‘htlézi ‘
Next time much for tho. high. 35 Fort. l
a '1 ’1' all.
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This rainy Weather
may make you feel
7;" that you 011 tto have
a Reinproo Coat.
Have you ever seen the
New ~
English Tweed
Raglan Codi
’ “ _'It is guaranteed to he
ramprooi and is suita-
ble to he worn in sun-
Shiite weather as Well.
They come in gray,
brown and tan. Spe—
his! price sud well
worth $18
‘fiinili’er Rubberized and .
Crsvanette Goals from
$498 to its ‘ f"
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