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Evening Sentinel
Music Mall was the scene oi a rally
of the mheolidntion faction inst even
I 'isundn‘y meat.
. Hallocsk,
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e? goons UNTIL12 concert on.
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' Ibore eiboted and delegates chosen to
. the netionnLconvention to be held in
September. at the regular meeting of;
It
fins 3 riding the rally there was a
concert Ad parade, by the Americanl
Band. I‘he ball Was fully commodlous
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enough to accomnodnte all who were
present. it Aconaervatlve estimate oi
the attendance is four hundred. There
were Speeches for consolidation. given-
by General Rusieii Frost, Christian
Swnrtz, Albert M. Pohlmen, Charles F.
Nehemiah Csndee and Jeroé
minh Donovan.
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not under so our: to c
snonto intuitions to o
' murmurs” liteak, lie.
‘ Shoulder lamb. 1239c In.
" Lo: spring lamb, sec in.
m 189' lbs, _ .
mutter-the. Add lb.
10 tiers soap, sac _....~ w
Choice fowls and chickens. ,.
Cheapest place in torso. to buy your
to a
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Meats dismayed on ice in the wilt-
b‘dow.
NEW YOIAK MARKET. 9
Washington streat.
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still or solution
" “ olnou orrtoéns
-‘ 'Thewoillcersw (or the "ensuing term
idler of Columbia Circle. No. 2133, Cam-
panions .oi the Forest. The oilicers
are as follows. it being noted that Mrs.
State has been returned for another
term in recognition oi her popularity
. and ability!
'Chiei Companion—Mrs. Frank Etote.
Bub-Ohiot~—Mrs. Thomas A. Skelly.
Recording Secretary—«Miss Mums»
rot Kennedy.
Right Guldewlirs. John Grilled.
belt (lulde-Mrs. Frank Brennan.
.lneidn .Guald~biisa* Jenny Me.
Outside Guard-whim. Cora Abbott,
, lilslssntes to National Convention at
Atlantic Citywide]. «Frank A. titats
said Mrs. Harry Webb: alternates.
Miss'Msy Molnughllnimd hirer Mb
shoot J. Howard. .
There will be no mention July lid.
instillation of oiilcers and a social
time, with relrsshmsnts, will be held
on July i'Ith.
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li‘t'dilli sh olden, its. '
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lolly- floured. ..
Matthew Friend or No. 23 More street.
.. had caused the deaths of the chickens,
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(lured by Matthew Friend,
ot South tinritaik
Thirty tour doe chicken: owned by
were iound dend. yesterday ntternoon,
and the indications are that they were
poisoned by some misoreant who knew
or therebsence or Mrs. Friend durintt
the alternoon. She left her home
about 3 o'clock to visit Mrs. Julia Bird.
of Hamilton avenue.
About an hour later Mrs. Marshall
in Prescott, who lives nextdoor to
Mrs. Friend. discovered several otthe
latter-is chickens lying about the yard.
Further investigation revealed the
feet that they were dead. Mrs. Bree: '
cott hurried to the home at Mire Bird
nnrhnotltied them or the trouble. With
Mrs. Friend's arrival home it was
found that many more chickens were
dead or dying, and there was intense
excitement for a time. A. total oi thir-
ty-iour old hens. broilers and. young
chickens were found dead. The iowls
were worth upward of 850.
Later it won learned that Mr. Pres-
cott and Edward Bach also a resident
of Lowe street, had lost three chick-
ens each in a similar manner. last
week, the indications being that they
also were poisoned.
An eifort was made to get‘a retort:
nary to ascertain. it possible. what.
but the two South Not-walk veterina-
rians were too busy. The police JIG-
x’inrtment was notified and Officer
Flynn made on inveauxntioh.'but could
find no clue; to anyone who ‘t'rouid do
;s such a dastardly trldlit.
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“ATOM? “QM“.
Good moiety boiler its to
New pola‘ioo‘a. “not.
run variety o: lo. calls. me lb.
hilkindeoitsnoyminadeaksa. I
f I A‘
Green peas. fresh 100 at
r 2:" “ noun GROCERY.
8! Bomb mid street.‘
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The annual meeting or the Sprint.
wood Union Sunday School Absoclae
tioh. held in the chapel; lint evening.
was full of interest and oncournxe»
olent.
.l‘. nil. Lawrence. president of the no
sociotion and superintendent of the
school. reported during his present
term beginning October .20, 1913.
2,984 nuolle in the thirty-live sessions;
largest attendance, 130; lowest, 35;
average. 85 14. Much credit is given
to the teachers who are love! and will.
in: workers. ‘
’l‘he chapel has been recently
pointed end o. handsome slsu placed
on the front. ‘lih fil’buudo have been
shunned, sidewalks hare sheen inld'aud
foundation wail repaired. and during
the 1W03m0fllhl" vwntlou the inside
will «be redecorated and made attrac-
tive tor the toll opening. A move
mom is under consideration Itor inter»
eating the older boys during the win-
ter months.
in place at a bionic the children are
to have an evening‘s entertainmbnt in
the chapel 'i‘huinday, Juno 28th. (latte
and cr'em will be served to on hold
in; momma» tlcltdtl.
The treasurers report nhowed a but
once on the field aide.
Total melt-its,
Expenses.
c.333
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216.14
33¢“
m
» balance on band. I it to
Alter one picnic little will in Mt
of this batches. We nerd money lot-
the “Moderating molds and our hum
turtles sud halo tor cool. eih, fer the
winter. toy donation: will he grew
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(the toiletries hideout more on
Presidentasd nominations-ad b.
Intuition
Berlin-New ill-ilain Branch oi
' men were run down by n "dinky’W‘niu
Insects: I chat amt: that wouldjba
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New Haven Bond to Scene of
Unusual Tragedy
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NIKWl‘iBRlTAIlN. June low—Three
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on the Berlin branch of the New dds.-
von rend here last night smile walk-
ing the tracks.
Steve mom had his Milkmen.
and skull mun-ed and died soon at-
we at the hospital. Andrew
011mm both less out oif and was
otherwise injured. lie is in n serious“
condition at the lib'ibital. although he
has a slight chance to recover. NM
drew Woreby. the third mom;- or»
the hefty. escaped with minor injuries.
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With the ’"ludmory or Ills of the
most misfit or thé‘hnn‘hal new
season. ‘Vrith the pride 0! having
again excelled in the m of, the m
i
envied by the auntmél' you“ than.
the members and encor- ol the with
Company. coast Artillery cores; 0. N.
6.. who have been encamped at. Fort
boys marched to the State Armory in
West avenue and disbanded.
The trip was made from the island
which they left at “:40 o'cloclt. in
three hours. The transports which
brought the soldiers to the mainland
took the Stamford. Dsnbury, Green-
wich and Bridgeport companies out to
the tort tor their annual camping sea-
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' Ceptslnfindruss, U. ii. A... who we!» '
stationed It the tort had litany cums
pllmentnry things to only about the
local company: nhootlna which was
detailed on Thom”. This was the
service drlnx and this is the tint you“
electricity has been used in the work.
All are well The “cats" were tine
throuyhout. The Weather wee bestow
fill. The boys enjoyed the swimmina‘
and baseball games end have returned
to their duties with renewed vigor.
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ST. mbld.m Juno Ill-Jilin. riot
ball: in connection with the loost
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Annual Exercises with Solidill
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Ollie Prophecy Is WM Proved
191,: Mother iueat‘a Maoist at
the enemies which are our tibia:
praised so hlxhly. ~
with banners at the cationic: club
and nylons coiim data.
aid. wells laurel was draped; and thI‘
sheet or the room rm delightxnlyas‘d
moored careful thought on M Dirt of
the nutrients wbo did the work. Mot»
rte Burr “notation oi the decor»
H G Wright Fish’er's'doland. New fleaoommit to which no little prnl
London. for ten days, reached flaunts Alon control a to which no little
Norwaik yeethr‘day afternoon. The praise ll siren. ' '
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on. use we! beautifully oésomtd
me the
The program was as follows.
March—~“0n to the Goa " .. .mthhurn
ilirsiyn A. Ferris
Plum solo-“in Autumn".
Grade B Beecher.
Essay-“The Folk Song."
Louise liohn
Mandolin solo—«"Serenade Waits"
sum
.MacDowoil
Dav-season
Tracey Sterling 3
Acoomnauist, Dorothy maddening.
Esuyw'dn Scott's Country.”
Maude Ryder. ‘
"loch Lamond," Scotch i'ollr sour.
(lirls' chorus.
Recitationm‘fl‘ho Mlnstrei's
clam April.
"Flow Gently arisen Afton". ...llurns
anneal chorus,
IIiiiialblOelbltid
mutant."
Zinny Sachs and lililsabeth manned.
Glass maxillary.
Pneumonia .5. run.
mills or the boil 'i‘aitpliona (loin
my. counts“ were sent to list
ritual. bestruouon oi methods Willi"
arty continued end the muddy hits
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uttered news at imbue tor the db .
*m‘
caesium be mu rm
BMW-mm 3
i «woodman new;
restoio'i'iohotthe
d’srsoiiai viaduct is host
' oi! the one «sense about auto»
slant. A crowd oi see mm isle
phone this and minibuses. see-mo
sdeautihsstrm_
in? their. cost
mt. mop v“ '7
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Mano ditbln'v-‘Ti‘llk eons“. .Mosltowtltl
Holden F‘orhush oi Over River, Inhooli
Milieu id Willows and omsutat'ion '
A . the White unsettle Company, in Water
«:2. n verses mu sell so leasehold
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Arthur 3. Bennett Sustelne Lose
It Over 32m While Fem-
lly was in Vermont
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Three years of labor and snvlnz and
the Monument of earnest endeavor in
Width: a home were «stored bl,
lire when homes burned the house-
thoidotdrthurn. Mott. iniBridgo
at on early hour this morning. The
alarm was mgr-ma at midnight. in!
when: the not. Norwalk it'll-e Desert-
ment reached the scene the house was
doomed. being then one huge mass of
flames. A total loss. the buildiul
much or which was new was covered
Wk! “'1 Ghetto ”"3 both W MIMI“ :Att: :uim: :2; courting???lad
sciouh when taken Iron Mar “10 _ There is a aim-genes or opinion as
train. than“ 3 at le- 008' to how the are started. on. Bennett
3 3w M33 b'flm . red learns a long; humus. it
. 33 H A . ._ 3_ moms h are this in
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rilonmmmpfiw-m-mwmmrm ”we ' * m... -
road m m rIenonsible. M In!
rate Mr. Meant nuke to find the;
house hustling out door he
evoke bk brother. IP. Bennett, then
no to so 21 in Winfield stl‘oet sne3
turned in the slum Mon MUM
or had gone next door the house was
one chair near thedoor‘. ’ ~ \
Mrs. Bennett is with the root of the
family in Barre. Vermofit, where she la'
earth: for her mothet‘kin‘law. whole
ill. Mr. Bennett was alone in the
house and had been min; fruit duo
in: the ovsniox.
The fire department had n great on
parlance in getting to the place. TheI
grade is all upahill and the men were’
pretty well winded when Robert (sub
tie, with the Gray soda water automo—
the department.
ward‘lavtna the house when they had
ties to the Mr. and Mrs Frederick
Knapp home and to other shoes
which milled carry the domes. ll‘ur-
chemicala. the bond
being suitinient to reach the burning
house tromtbe hydrant.
Merrie lion. Center school; George late this moraine. .
Wood. Winslow: school. W
Glass sons '
madgéo'd bl; “germ: a, lurker. ELEBIII°|II PILLS
n on o e i i . 3
e... m... 3 “' “m“ °“ Mill Illinois tee
hen Elli”. oi unreal: Imoloyed in
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street. south element. has been form
III!“ take or vacation from his outlet
house or a badly tutored truss: sir.
linker tell Will outbid Walled box.
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, Strong organization, With} Full,
the momma Fire District. hole at
the Generator House. Seavie‘w avenue.
met Nomaik, it was voted to
form an organization to be known
he the East Not-walk Protective
. Magus. ’
~ for chairman; William H. Shim. tor
drst vice-president; A. it). Morgan, and
end vicepresldent;
Hill III II-illlllillll
worth about $2,000 and the furniture. . .
use is aimed at about 314000. Moot
all “I." are I“ I“ could save ”fish: a dozen different ilrms were
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bile delivery, gave them a lift toward, Norwsik ya” might, Arthur Brown. a
the and at the tramp. it was indeed “(tiremstnnnd lineman 3m- the Southern
8‘90" “MI“ “I ““3 automobile 10" New England Telephone Contour.
The firemen ““1“ (1° nothing ‘0' and yet not serious when he stumbled
reached theft-e nod turned their attsn- ‘
ther urns were held down with the
settlement not"
On the return to the fire house hot,
codes and rolls were served nod neat-l
ly appreciated. The firemen turned in
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List oi Dilloors, end Inny .
Prominent Member's'
o-An—s—si—u
nt a. meeting of twenty‘eitisens or
Philip H. Fielding was nominnted
3 Winfield econ,
third vice-president; denrd '3. smith.
secretary. 3
Il‘he following resolution was pres-
ented and, on motion,"ndopted:
“Resolved. That the tailoring—01th
zone of the East Norwnlk Fire District
be; 3 and they are hereby appointed, a
committee to take such steps as may
be advisable to protect the interestot
the district in the question ed oonsoll
detion, to be voted on June 80th;
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all... Firms ore losers In Blaze
That Elvesdenitol. Firemen a
Hard Battle
HARTFORD. the 20.-Damaso oa~
titrated at $60. 000 resulted from In.
last MI. in the top stories 6! All“
sdlolnins‘ such inctor-r buttons- on
will. and Tamale atroeta on
first. on: . " so his nun
were five star as high will oh
stories. all do . " 5
Although them was confined to
the upper floor-satire lower doors wilre
flooded. causing considerable lose by
water. Elie chief superor la the non
roughs mirt Waist comm. Whose
dado“ vote; will: batman inset
housed in the buildings. 3 of Nomuh fore on! mm 3'
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The buildings are owned by the in-
dustrisi Realty and Guaranty Corn
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FALL ovtn rim
While running to the tire in East
sustained injuries which were paintui
.over an unlishted plank protectinc a
newly lnid tor walk in front of the
home or Mr. and Mrs. L M Smith.
in Rowen street.
Brown is an athletic young man and
n sprinter of some reputation, and his
speed was grentfilast night. so that
when he hit the plant: he was sent:
sprawling some distance away. » ills
arms and legs were, badly bruised‘uil
end, nlthoush no bones were broken.
his injuries were most psiniul.
The plant: will llshted on the‘etroet
end but because of his speed and the
darkness he did not use the oil-truce
lion.
“cannery mom oven.
'iiudu Greene. oi the sunerlor court, '
handed down his decision in the Lyon
vs. Lyon and hitch case this murmur.
The suit was brand“ inf Albertine
Lyon outlast Ronald iii. won .and
Alice unedited over some broom-tr
last evening in the Nowell: Town _
mute and ’I‘s'xation, of the Town
Nor-walk. and to ratify and oodlirm .
lien or the To“ School commi ' .
shortly other 3 o‘clock, by road or
Herbert it; alone, who rises
as had been bubllailod in the
BQWBDBM
Smith of Norwaik,
then called. and em motion. 1"
declined. The meeting would not W
cent this and so he served. .
Goldechmidt, It was voted that in to
ports be approved, nc‘cepted and 3.33
lit-med. '
’wouidn't be better to wait until ate;
June 30th. at which time the cob 3 3
the meeting was to ratify and .
ilrm the notion of the Town 3 3
committee and the High School
mlttee, in appointing teachers for ,3
public schools for the coming new
year.
following motion, which was read as]:
voted accepted:
School committee and at. the
School committee. in employing
ore for the schools or this town”
the ensuing veer be, and the uni.
thereby. ratified and condo-med. ”
sprout . ron ended",
. native revel. .homedmsed‘ veal .
A special town meeting was
embiy Hall, for the purpose of h '
The meeting was called
.9“.
Nominations for moderator w "
“A
frown Qlerk militant“ re
. and .
on motion or‘Town (fortune!
Attorney Leo Davis asked if Q
The next mutter lilat came be!
Arthur 0 Wheeler presented
Voted, That one action or the 'r "
On motion is was voted tbnt disk
meeting ndlnuru.‘
Genuine spring limb to .
12w: lb. A;
Choice milk-ted roasting it ill
{use shying lamb. sherry ll.
items and bacon.
. MOW sin
to No. Main 81.. do. All
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WMHINGTON, June .
braces piste placed euktha main
0! the battleship use. by the
tors of the American
anyone. dubs. is to be
the historic sour when it ,
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