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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 6, 1913 · page 1

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any Prlmincni citizens oiihs
‘ Si . a In Ailondanee “

. it friend lip, In its true sense means
anything. I meant something last
night whell about one hundred friends
assembled t the banquet table at the
Royal Jam inn, Norwallt, Conn, to
b. testimoni I dinner. given in honor or
IHon. JohnI . Walsh and to pay their
respects to him, not only in present-
and
chain. but to voice their sentiments
in speech In his advancement to the

judgealiib It the Common Pleas court ‘

oi mirflelI county.

That the IIresentatIon was a surprise
to him was demonstrated by his trem-
bling voice hon he arose to thank his
many tricn-s and neighbors for their
gift, but an in: the silt was secondary

I, for he was deeply grail-I

' "any expressions of. heart-
from his mantis. which

,I so much John 'J. Walsh.

triendahip all“ demonstrated t6 mm,
last night, I hen radon in all Valid 0!
lite, met In soodiciiowehin and lifted
their vale-.11: praise or the than and

m avenue Bridtebori. m inotantly ,
Ikillod at 11 o'clock thin morning at -
__ the railroad notation atatlcn between I

bwortbn and Dorian " hen be 1,

. 9d train a standing treW on “Illicit

be and Charles mile a éolhbknibn,

were stealing a ride. directly in tront

, ot a spooning westbonnd exprebs in.

Tim [ad’s body. wall badly mangled on

The two boyli had, blurted out to
make the tlip from Bridgeport to New
York, and were having a good time

seeing the rights as they went aibnx '« I

and running about on the (remit train ~:
In great also. When the train reached ;
Rowaylon It slowed down not bolus :

equipped with a scoop with which to
iill the water tank, and stopped at
the stand pipe. Meaney, still playing.
jumped from the train, not hearing the
approach at the express train. He
had hardly strubk the ground bet
the engine struck himw'hurllng
lifeless bod‘y quite, a distance. “The
train was running at high speed to

Idle Hbusatbnib var between Milford
and Stratiord in place of the 9mm
menthol dflanidsted Washington

e‘nauie it to obtain a mu tank by tile . '

scoop method.

m boy's companion and several
others. trainmsn. who were about ran
to where the body lay, but life was
extinct. Accidental death from being
struck by a railroad train in tlie ver-
diet or Medical Examiner A 8. House,
of Dorian, who viewed the remains
and wave permission for their remov-
hi to Undertaker Taylor‘s establish.
mom.

mantles ind It‘llF p ly_ retdrn to
prldkopo’rt- Wlflflflm bailey ‘boy‘ 3 del-
alive) wilen they arrive. ’

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no good w a. and reloice'li fin Im’llldll "“031 mu.

11nd wished him God .qu in

lure. ' I ~‘ I ‘ '
The at" union in as toiloyva: tild-

Iegan, John dsVailm.“

’Willlaln J.I'l‘racey, manual Riordan

and weird-Ii J floword are to

con tulatsd on the good

n I
(Con lied on Eighth Page).

FLAG DAY.

Get one It The Bentlnei tinge nor
June 14. Only a few left.

not i. on in I. to

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Bio Convention“ and Molds” iii
12‘ 0 0.10 oIlJIMll', in
film 19.10 no Iioiti

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South‘Norwsik Llodzo. 115,40 0. MI. 1

at its regular meeting in: min;

_‘ Initiated three candida“: and main
plans for attending the convention and ‘

field day to be held In Providence, it i.
in Juned? iii and 19’. Timur-r
Frederick ill. Gonna; In. bloom dale-
and; to the convention; It more-

. ported at the meeting thin the odor-II. 1 ‘ '

for will bloubn {1ny m. g 1 -. "

Great plans we made for tile Prov
vidence nonvention and field day. “to
latter coming on in. and do! of Idle
Mdflilg month tini- Provided»
mambo m ‘ cuts. The trillion
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amnion. who babbling iii-r new

mam: kin"
tom ‘ I
warned lira Whm/Ievorll timer

and early In the week ave nor the
until on on to mend bar warble

Intim- John 3. ”rapid!

an: inland be bra

 

tom tor bald. hm nus. mm

alumni in Milt Slimslkblihljbl‘ .‘
hubban minded, was marred Int ,

a ham barium The 5311!?“ in adul- .

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representative
over to him.
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chair-mun of the in; one Commit—
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Benefit. Fund, {the flood .
‘lierersgtbe Salvation Army, the to-
Hospital were all represented in
u" duties the benevolent Iwori: or the charm.

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minor irao

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«at Auntie n» no»
dine until? collections

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Mn. 0 Cole treasurer of the benev-

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clerk. opting {lite mm soon “A?-

Mailman—n: '

Ton pennant III: “will ‘
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in ,

title altar-noon find indie John
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