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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 21, 1913 · page 1

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Number of the first at Military,
Barton 8. company at Boston.
ammo 19inch Reedy

NEW Elllll’llllll Elill
llllllllllllll [if ElBlES

Will be located North at tile
Present Bridge Structure

 

’ Representative Barton, of the Con.
tracting firm of Mollerg, Barton &
Company, of Boston Mass. stated yea.
tel-day that the actual work on the
temporary bridge structure will be be-
gun on Monday or next week unless
some l’urth- de'lai’s than are anticl-
mated appear to only present plans
Already, in reality, the bridge work
has been started, fertile contractors
have representatives in town closing
up final arrangements and the ma-
chinery tor the work is on the cars on
route for this place.
. Changing the Cables.

Representatives of the Postal Tole.
graph & Cable Company, of the South.
on. New England Telephone Company
the City or South INoI-waik Electric
Worke, and the mast Norwalk Fire
Bisiriot tethered in the other; or the
alcoholic 99mm maternity alter

d .

humeral at all
he now
to ‘b he‘lmil tiy,
2 Without Midterm convenience to
”patrons PiIns Eere p'ertec'ted and
work will be begun as soon as canto»
VVmeutV can he prooi'I'red -I:.

It was decided to lay temporary new
. collide it the north at the present
"oi‘idzo structure to care tor ,service
during such time as the new bridge is
. under congtruction end until such

time as the bfld'se conduits will be

ready to accommodate the cable‘s in
' rnianent location. V ' ‘

it is expected diet it will he nasal.
bio to do the work or transferring
i'rom the present to the temporary ca.

bios without atfectin'g service in any. '

way. It might be possible that some
of the cnblea wonldbeout or service
,Ior a law minutes. but no serious do
lays are anticipated, Inasmuch as the
concerns will co-onemte with one any
other dad will work in eoniunotion
"with he bridge contractors. Molina.
Barton and Company, of Benton.

 

Nioemo wono sacs
“ Tomorrow is the day tor the Special
Tans. Mentor Missing Word

IIILIII‘II stein W
roller notional

A local lthlien. on... name could
nm be learned today. ’Av'ho i'n emliloyeli
ll coho Mcuuilon's piano. Judah island
oft lint-mi. mm... is aground to bill
wart: by Glitter John Toothili daily
and is Accompanied by the «glam at
night II he leave. his daily Milli
The written but elm tor thin ero-
motion became ii.
from men wit to . he claims ,,
Anni mien bile '

 

 
 

 

- best of advantage.

bodily only '

Non" a Gluh'fli'lnua dill. I‘IIO
Audience at, Alum. ilII'iI ._

m

entertained at the Town Assembly

scored a decineli- success. The yoong
indies, comprising the company. who
were the Minus Hemline. Kimball

high degree and the program render:
ed was pleasing to every may he the

Normlks on anather occasion.

the occasion, the stage set. o'it with
palms and cut «flowers, tactfully sir-
ringed'éo as to show it oi! to the

lated upon lts.zood judgment.

The program consisted or character
sketches by Miss Roberts, banjo and
mandolin selections by Miss Hemline
and soprano soloe‘ by Miss Kimball.
together with musical combinations
in width all three talented young Awo-
men took part; As an impersonator,
Miss Roberts made a. decided hit and

tion of “The Shop Girl. " IHGI' impel-
sonations were so true to life that
they met with the instant approval at
her appreciative audience.

out with the banjo and mandolin. be-
ing exceptionally good in the rendi-
tion of the mandolin solo “Love's
Old Sweet Sons."

 
 

Mafia

to all those present. . AI‘ l
HTEMHI it all in all. threatenin-
Inont swos one or Artie «heart thati has
been «provided- in The Norwa‘lke in.
some time and the members or the
Men“ a Club were generously contrain-
lated won their success. ‘ ‘
The program rendered by the Musi-
cal Club was as follows. g
lillno and Basic Trio .
Misses mainline. Roberts and Kim-
ball.
Character immunisation. 5. “looted
. Illa: Justine Roberts
Soprano Solve-An Open floors!
V Woodman
Miss 1?:an Kimball
{ionic Solos--
a impromptu Eco
Ab. Garden 0! Dreams Kunmior
Miss Fannie .iielnlino.
awry in Dialect—mayhem .. Orixinal
Miss Bonnie.
Vocal Solo ...... Selected
‘ Miss Kimball
Monologue—4M Shop Girl.
Mien Roberta.
Mandolin Seio-~"l.ove’o 01d Bwoot
Gong" .. Holley
Miss Hemline.
Trim—A also in Hand
Misses Kimball. Mainline and its!»
em. (in costume.)
Banjo Soiowiieroeune (Creole 8on1)

'\

on

v

. Original

melon—«liming a Common.
character‘s:

bliss Habitable item” .. MI“ hobo":

Mrs. VIII dining .3: Mini Kimball

IIIMEW 0AINII£0
0F? FILE BIIVEI

WWII. Will, my iii. “Kine

man were {ironic thither one when

 

 

 

II-iall last night under the auspices of ‘A
the Men's Club or St. Paul’s Parish.

large gathering mmiiont. indications A. "
are that the club will be heard in The

The hall was Ipretti'ly decorated for '

The eomchittee on ‘
decorations to to the highly confining

was at her «best in her characteriza .
Miss Rebels demonstarted her tai~ '

As a soprano soloist, lilies Kimball .
excelled. Possessing a charming voice
or unusual Quality and cleaners, one [A

 

manner themed most aoc'eocahle f

... Pontot.

Haydn .

I mm blew 1 oils driver and sham .
same on. Will. .

The New York Muslciltl chill,- Itillilii'li ":7" ;

. 'iiiid Roberta, IDI'OVQII m: M Willie 0,! 9 .

 

line Men Are edL-onASIIInloion
_ Viiiid Loaded “MM”
‘ wfl—l—V—

NEW' Minnow), May iii. -"—-An un-
known man. thought to 'be a. Poland-

 

George Thatcher, colored, as the lat-
ter was talkie: t9 Mro Ernest mast-
Who at the corner of 'Bank and Bell-
road streets. The stunner used a re-
volver and emptied live chambers
into Thatcher-s body.

The first shot. entered» the eye and
penetrated the brain, probably cans.

(Continues on Ninth ii...

 

MINIING WORD PAti'E. _,
Tomorrow is. day tor financial
Page. Mentor lasing Word.

 

 
 
 

a mom let: thili'

 
 

“iron the meal-.1“. Haitian one
domain: ills cart halls-it and «no not

will“ new in time. A;
.liiuiliun in,” employed by centric

tor. Punk 3‘.“ Clark, at 0mm.

in constructing a tar walk in

eottliodimotwwm

Aloadotltonon wbouneaioth‘h
clerk arrived this morning and he
stopped to the. roar-.91 the cart to Iii.-
perintend the dumb!“ Kin lax he;
in; caught beneath the wagon body
as it tell annoyed below the knee
lie war removed treat his medical
ment by fellow workmen. and was
Dllcod in I chili:- floured from I near-
by bones until the arrival oi Dr.
Franck I; Burnell. who was notified
and responded at once Dr.
Burnett tool: Millikan to his video
where he not the bone and anode the
man as oomtomhle no cuticle con»
Iidorinl the nature oi «the tractors.
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100 ”Lilli“!
MOPED“ 000 BTIIKEII

mention. Mesa.
inrrhoil marked

 

May ii wsoma
e monolith; today
iory mill, which

 

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’ I'Itrlllo mullet.
strikers who had eath- ‘
miil1’ were disbursed by ‘

at: Will
Ihod soili- in
I tel-ea ‘1 one hundred policemen, in-
stadium
the lie

 

 

 
 

 
 

Mmmrroundinl cities
you made. ,

 

 

or, last night shot and instantly killed '

~“Tllc Power- an'j. Pia

" stain eel... NINA ,
'1 than: diluted-lo toll mu» limit;

Ant-hwmmm, '

tor a month by a ‘

meat the stale notice

am that 150-

om in Bria ’

" more. . -‘

it was: the

all the church ‘wein‘e included in In
county organis ,. it. In 1736 the div!
sion came ml
and the ,‘We'lt omen“; Now

it has been as. j to :0 heel; to the
county organia

 

 
 
 

 
 

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The encroachment“ who or a dit-
rereat nature. fishnet-aid iii. Beam.
Ph D. oi Br!

Church, where .a mentions

Falwell! “I Won and CORV-

ered an address anon 'God'a mantles
limo Our Hearth.)t , ‘

Samuel Parker collision. I) 9., o!

the gist of his into Vpu

 
 

 

 

Adm hormonal slain
in Mom no. no
Atom Died on
my to Naomi

M

tribntod to the working on the elec-

ven and loam Railroad thrown
Mill NW. occurred a 1 o’clock
this More when Train No. £1.31

Wm metallic: aoutii Not-walk It»
lion I luv minutes after 1 o‘clock,
limos him run or W a‘
worker on the stool m or $1
“Wizard company: [it was on

Mini.
loam-er Winnie and Cosimo

 

 
 
 
 

,ltllo «sumac East ,'

"(wan-mot A.
the South No Iii: wow ,

warehold.bnou "hummus.

There was s airbag address by Rev; ' I "

Brooklyn, on “The Floor Modern Pic. -

The first (III! accident directly Io‘

trincotion oi the New York. New Hi- ‘

instantly killed but died in the only ,
outdone on the my to the Norwhlity,

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' an endeavor
.2Willism M.

 

‘i’tibortl .
‘ . and the railroad bitumen heeded ~‘

 
 

boatsoreihconi

musicians the NM ilerelwiii be a
monument mar. Lotus. tort
» chanteuse. omens hone will he
visible ma. dish house.

'Aii monitor" he owed to come and

, brill; guests.

N e—ewiat notioo‘to hoot own

‘ era. The commodore mounts every

We to have his boat on hand and
doused. it willie. .

George E. (turtle, the «mm. is
sending the abdu' notice to members

Ionic Incline
errant: solo

W

Constable Bryan ii. Silk. or Norwailt.
conducted an auction at the Audiloo
rim. in new. Blain’ street. yesterday
W oi the elect; left by also

 

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“Tile ammo bromine. who “’9’?

 
 

leis honoree by mom or whole A I ""

 

, _ alcoholism...-
the Session. Daniella to lie- A

on Adversely on Wilma
lawn

oommittee, including Senator George

‘ M'. Modern and Representative Avery,L ‘
were present. The committee other '
A. 'x‘oinnger their not... covering both .
hearings on the “gull—crew" measure. ‘

proceeded to take a. ballot on the bill.

- The vote showed a unanimous ooin

ion against the measure. _‘

The report of the committee will
contain a recommendation. howev
.bhat the entire matter be referral to
the Public Utilities commission.

mm... Lynn W. Wilson. of Bridge-
who Introdnoed the measure.

by A. (3‘ Terry. 0! \‘hw ii-Iavo'n, who
championed the measure at the hear»
ing.

With but eight legislative days lett,

' it is extremely unlikely that the re- 1
port or the committee against the bill

will be overturned. The rush of ooher
d the desire of senators

 

JoExeeII 1

HARTFORD, hilly 21.4.... much .
41th «no Noll; fought {mil-drew"
,. . ‘ bin went down to homloii defection ‘
,A the exomflvo session”: the oommit- :,: xi ' “
«. toe on railroads at the capitol yeht‘e'r— .
W L. o. Peck. of man...
called the commas into executive . > '
‘ session, and a full attendance or the

. “Elicitation utthe Minefield its.
’ ; recommendations in a signal victory
tor the reamed combanxiond ite‘
,, «lenders, who contended against the
' bill. and a crashing detest for More

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

by putting in a full day's w
though at the at 'Vrno'on mm

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

tug 3350.000 for a n A
the chaatonic river
and anemia This

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

who fought for the: bill.

was Vina-caused and the bill
iii-I' holui elf representatives byi
him mm and only beet defeat
other a bitter and long drawn out“,
who in the All... “
Foil-mow iiilih flywheel: Voiced by.
vIrioIirI chief emula- or cilia
states including Governor M (ii
Mum Inn former Governor
annals. of New York. A; bill has

 

been signed by Clorox-nor editor. and .

is I law also in Pennsylvanit. al-
though I fight afloat it has been
handing In the courts on the colliding:

doll that it is an unconstitutional low . ‘

 

éfla‘nein: new City exalt m. night:

Will. SPIN 800 ,
‘ 0F BIT“ TIE“

Henry Mannie. of iiouth Nowell:
received the contract mm the street
"oartmoat at South” Nowell: for
use; the city threes recently. lilo
we... it till cents I iron. -

attest communion“ Alfred Brown

 

has Vnado ambulances with iii.

‘ ll";
appreciated. her small Monte
hove linen W to. It“ much lam?
lyrics: for hayin air tines attended.

The dndinmoil-the «committee will
loom as a oompistb surprise to those ,V A. :
MY“ 3‘ j
no a divided report on Attila moIIIhV-a .

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

strobe,
As the start oi the bridto in;
an den Glut-at it will not
min so into

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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