foot of illegality. together with theiV
i x
”tenet REM- .Ail Muster
sons cordially invited. D.- Burr
», onw. 1d. Robert M. Wilcox.
. lower, No. 38, R. A. M.
I is in ill-sonic Building, eoum
street, mm: Tuesdays at
pied-eat s airlock. All Royal Aron?
wtfiw- ' babies-
MoREYNO-L'Ds ANo ELLIOTT ‘
The direct issue between Attorney-' “2
Centaur company.
‘(Vllenero‘i hit-Reynolds and Presidenu
whether the New York New Hoveni} ' '
and Hartford railroad system host;
orves the transportation interests oili
New New England or whether the! ”a...“ fljflmfll
, changes proposed for it are to the] Mn. w‘ H. Pnlmor.
best advantage 0f tho service, or Oli Mrs. rlaui'n G.) wife of‘ William H
ill." roads gtockholdepg it is a 168M Palmer died at her home on Berke-
. question, provoked by the existence oi} Ljib3t29‘zzoi‘23tmfiggt'3t ingomfigf
..tho‘8her1nnn anti-trust law. Tllat‘flllsl Death resulted from iniectiOn settinx
law has been violated in the building in’ latter a tooth had been extracted.
” ”up of the New Haven monopoly, and) causing lamination at the brain. 8116
-' would be violated by a continuance 01" was fortwoven new old and mm
n. ”ma “You“ W ll beside her husband. on only child.
1
[Adele R. mil her mother airs Millie
must ale, therefore. that the Walton. Brad y, “P R brother, Frederick E.
in}: realisation in New England than' 13th
. the blanking up or that monopolyl- «Mrs Palmer‘s death onmehsaxront
promisos .more actual disaster to thdlshi’ck ‘0 her mm mm“ “d ““3"
‘1 while well r tlan isinv l edb n
‘ P a 0 l or y a y l’ circumstances which outsell it She
. ~ was a woman or rare character and
6 steps ”we“ toward a prevention 0‘ f had by her own beautiful life made nu-
that Dl'ocess have to deal with the morons triends. Mrs. Paimer won 3
‘ .plirncticui wisdom oinhe law itself. ‘V “193?; 3! Grace 5:13:03? 031633
' o is een some-w ve -
And incidentally the problem or how; :2” She held to, the ”belief that the
, nny government may be guided byVV main mission in life was ‘0 he ngood
‘ V-oonsidernt'lons of discretion in the! housgwifa and this she carried out.
' enforcement of that inwwANeW‘Lon-i Mrs. Palmer had a troublesome
[lion Day ' iiootil and went to her dentist‘s. on
“._.,_-._..__.._,__ Tuesday, to have it extracted. it was
. but a few hours atter.the operation
I What the law become infected. The
' _ ipolson spread rapidly and went into
ENTINEL the brain. Dr. Tracey was called in
S iyesierdny‘ morning and found Mm.
‘ :l’ulmor sitting up. He ordered her to
filled and then told the members other
E ADERS’ li‘umily that her condition was hope-
less. For the greater part of yesten
, | day she was doilnobs and toward eve-
' , filling become unconscious from which
IEWS on .state she never rallied.
Vm __’___” i The inneral services will be private
land will be held from the borne on
i Berkeley street. Saturday afternoon.
‘ lot 2: 30 o’clock.“ and Rev. J Benton
Th8 Sentinel viii be pleased to re Werner will conduct them. interment
ceivo letters {or publication. from its will be in (Riverside «cemetery.
leaders. under the above heading. A .
”brief and to-the-polnt communication, Raymond Lnimor.
as n general orooositlon. carries more Raymond Leilllorg aged lorty- seven
weight and coniiction than a lengthy years, died yesterday afternoon It
one in whlcn mo argument is not his nomad 45 North Main street. after
concentrated W.“ 00 "103i emuhntic- a lingering illness. He is survived by
oily ““3”” ”mm" ”WWW“ 3' a widow and three children. and also
“c'es' we have ”WW“ “9 the 1N“ by six sisters. am. I). H Money. at
"o b” road. and ”‘9 “1“” times “0‘“ New York city; Mrs. James Barney.
“I aitnselhor. of New Haven; Mrs. Paul Pope, Mrs.
NOT A cANo‘lb};gwpofl Tums. Annie Fermi. Mrs. William Kenna.
' Mrs. William 'i‘ilnnlii; and it another.
UHER PEOPLE'S “WOT '00. i
in blast Avenue Norwulit Donn ”h“ Delmar, °1 mm“ ,
' ' " vile W” a well-known hotter, and
‘ mm 20' ”‘4' ml) ith nut h‘lnishers’ local.
Editor of The nveuiuzesntluol, “ m9 9' -° , ° ,8 m NW“
South Norwnlk, Conn. and also a member of on ,
Dear Sir: Lodge. No. 529. Loyal Order o.
t Moose. The tuners] will be held from
hill into home on sundny afternoon at
listening to the article in his
nights issue 0! the Norwslk 'Hour, 1
wish to any that i am not a ohndidnte
tor treasurer oi the proposed Peobie's 5" Eaters Luthnrn 01‘“?th ‘Wllilnsefi
Trust Company, and m- on m on diets and burial mill fol ow in
name in connection with it is entirely side ““19“”...
unauthorized. , . , .
limos Manny, H
opinion is ADAMS.
“Mum .- .....
motonsjr sow
mob month—duly ma August a: Sold only in m mm V . , . :1: V ,
f’mmt... in“: or otherwise to Protect the
Elliott is not the practical quostiom; m '
sadness in added to by the peculiar.
"Helium, who died yesterday“3 morn.
in drop at 18‘ points from in mount
3 o'clock. Rev. M 14.8le blister 6t“
K ‘ Goodquluiniimt mm
stmth Bargaining; and drama
‘iewBargunn‘wrtionedm amassed ammuncoil in whole» ‘52:;
modifiable
4..
.o .3;
A
mm
“In
“(gaff so new Sample Suit: pmlchased from ,
W...
.MENIS AN. W ‘ We Show tomorrow I brilliant assemblage of the new
3 Spring Hilts, sda‘pted “from the most dainty and successful
g French and American nations. Hm thirtmm
V, V. in styles and yet romanhhiy moderate-Jo prior.
V f. .;fli:1rsmnnnm V l
» . .- ' smmnmm‘ .. ms
Ammm doprhg'omout d6- * AND PGI‘ ROMS. NEW ‘ NI “Eula?“
xVMemmapfioothatum IALS- ‘ ' '
flit.
New; Midway Fasliiolls
KRYRRR‘BREW‘ERW WWW"
one THE NEW WA'I'i‘EAiJ, slim mo men
We show them in all the detest colon, China'a'ni! Ge.—
darnle blue; tango, mahOgany, on green. triadic-inch!
gmla Stllu only. .
The tuners! will be held tomorrow to ‘
ternoon at 2 airlock. (mm the hon0. :
and interment will be in St. How's ‘
cemetery.
livery Soil is a copy of, "6'
same world- famous Parisian
dengu~Exciuswe in Style.
iv
Carmine Bionic.
Carmine Wilson or in. and
Mrs Dominic). menu... or 16 cm 2
street. South Norwslk, died mum
moi-noon 0313:“ sum or my
burns} will ' ;; rodeivod .5 up days
while lbshohlsiiiiir"
(13.1 mm it;"12~m'clock M iii! .
homo. interment will he in St. lion's
Cemetery . . . ., "‘~
:3 an: M
The materials inohrdc those «lira fashionable (mot: and
and rugs. nightlight)“. side cog-wick; .V '
n, the as:
size black and white choc ks and lugh c noy’cltyV cloths
Funeral of. Andrew Hlttohiiloon.
The funeral of Andrew Hut-Jillian .‘
theweiilniownilrmoipmrmfludet .4
rmei $00.,“va of (high.- . ,
" ‘solut-ely the blast insomnia uni
La Reine
The Queen of Chisels
Entirely new in «Instruction.
will exclusive dentin-cs,“ on b
properties and on style effects. fl).
workmanship.
‘Patrntcd- French Dec hip mod“.
c 5.
Ireland sills. damned in
it"! all
“a new from his 1“. home. in Maui in black, navy, Wisteria, Labrador blue. Copenhagen. tang
V. rcsodr. green and other new shades ,
'i‘ixéoryloow oil-lining Ind Wow-Cum (pea-l
do cygrte) lined Vin the short poplinn and helm clients;
all and interment we: in Norulk Vim: demmm' ‘3' mm m m M
cemetery. The patrolman werelf “film GRES- Skim win: m fillies!!! timid:
James F. dish and Albert A. Bella.“ ‘ .or gruelling in b e pegs .
reoreaentins St. Paul's Church; in» 3 ‘ ‘ draped M not! top fashion
vid '0. million and Charles B. Holt. . g
[or Republican Club,- or Winnipaull; ' i
Howard A. Crampton not! C. Olin " .
Fitchntor the masons. ‘ " .
“Mm ,1, Mr. ”ow. _ . FULLY ONEMiRD UNDER PRICE NO CHARGE:
The funeral or Clinics 1) Ilium; 10R MERRTIONS ‘ ‘ "
will be held on Saturday morning at ‘ l ,
10 ooloclt from the Grace Baptist}
church in Butler street, Norwnlk. The i
remains will arrive in town tonithty
irom New Jersey where denthoocur-i
red After the iuueral "aervicu the '
body will be sent to Virginia for bill-5‘ ~~
in!
bank yesterday afternoon, sud m
very largely. encoded by prominent
citizens or Normik; The services
were conducted/by Rev. Milli! B. How—
Flmmll or Moi-Flailuralifi .
The funeral of Alexander :‘iaaudor‘
ins, will be held from his into home in ‘
at plum avenue. on sunny after ‘ ' ' M“
noon. at 2: 30 o’clock.
‘ I - Shrunk an d silotorm‘ ,4 with a high lustre, 54 incli-
. , , - inches wide; “we ”a cs wide. to dill‘erent shades.
per yard; a very cxuoou
dillary oil'cring at 3129 Only .............. $1.49.‘ V
WOOL canon ' SATIN moons.
46 inches wide, very large In a.“ the shades now in
assortment of colors; regu- . demand, highly lustrous; V
larly sold at $1.00 per yard. V3111? .5053 i“:r yard.‘ ,
Only ..:..i2...l......< 85¢ ~Dnly‘...........V.....,VV, 39¢
Dress Goods
Precisely the materials most wanted for tailored suit.»
and costumes, newly gathered from home and abrom and
priced at remarkable reductions.
IMPORTED BROAD- . CREPE POPLINS. _
‘CLDTHL ‘ "' A f ..
Medium weight, M: sot finish dress fabric
value $2oo per yard.-
A very effective material.
~- w" ‘
*me minus avenues or
. . FIFTY. '
' . NEW YORK. March 20 lip—46mins
Sutton averaged 00 WW sitter ‘-
9 , noon in his pmflce match or [8.1
M” Million“ oiliiilrds at the Momlnxllde
Millard
TOM! ll gill. STREET
WALL 8TRDET.10:45 a. magi-MW» . , V
or prices for American stocks in Lon , ‘ fi ' I ’ '
am m lung ‘13hW w Vfl‘e BILL “LE” UNDERGOBS
homo market today. There its: an . suo db " o
. mom with iii. {brown whom
mitt tone ot.the opening. but. robot ,, ~ . .
liens were alight except in . m m m “film the. 400 to' 73 mm am hi ekllt
tom; the rim mime film out... suitors bent runs were it .
mtemwwggwiomzi’: who not around the world With the 7? hind 106: in the evening some illit-
mood rather than tool-ensure. my“ (giants and White 86!. was nncoou Ion bent Brown. 300 to do. nver’ofx‘ing
rully counted on natal-dos for: an in or 89.
Volley. heaviest oi the notivo Moles.
.4. ..~..V.p-M
reacted o ooint otter opening -
er. united SW8 morons continued _ W . 09" “A“ m EMILY. .
its decline. it tell tour poinwlo all, , ~ . W m [m lidroh ‘
high mm. VAUMM ‘ Monitor»
our Stocks of sum} Coats, Dresses,
Skirts 'anll Wallets are now complete
Your inspection is cordially invited
_ M. MOLTMCH Bl SON
V no Wooten oi.- V an» new minute at. which.
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