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Mia: .lulia Sulliiatt. of Meridtin. Is
spouting thI ueek I-I.d III l. bur -I «It
Miss liaIIIilrIe Masher, of, BI-lden
linearit-
lI‘aItI Allen IIar arrested this noon
on Wall ~tr 'tl. by S i’.t‘.tII' Harry (2W
Isn't. tIIi Itiltlklt‘ltltttll
. II at 't'rigltr --I..: " III ”IV Itetl
Sta‘ l'iie is (Ithllf'lflilii. a I‘it'uo oi
463 'IIiis of coil for Itali; not IIIIIt‘Iur.‘
at tliI-irqiharf in South \III‘\\;.III.
lo- Grand Itayinond IIIe II,IIII\I it for
nllttlv' III-alt I’. was me t’ltlt‘tl tII1s Itioi'ti
int: eith lllrttt‘ largo- l’rtttlli It‘otit, tit‘
first Ititthes ot the ,I-asoii
l" ‘l'll‘ II-I- lt‘ltl' uitl lilt'l‘li'“
that its (IIII'lIiltllI of Itrcnarl |.:I\\.
Who ll't‘t‘l’l'; uIrderIIe-It a writinr. ”It
Pritltill to a New London liospiII. is
Vftl'} llilltIl iiiiprm‘cd and his Ill"
charge is I-H‘lv'd ior II:hiII ten days.
Mr l..III \\.I« popular- in IIII‘ I-itI tltII'r
ing ll'.‘ inenacetship ot the Hotel .\ttI
IIIII‘l-ic no
A I- I’ll attended llll‘t‘llll‘J of the Car
held later t'\.'
\'IIt'\\aIII
IIII‘-' t‘oiitruétreIg \\.I~
II‘Vi'.’ itl III" Iiflit't-s III III!‘
(‘haatner or I‘IIannI-rre. in the Tour.
AISI-nlltly llnll Matters relativi- ttt
tIIIlIll: IariIival Were Ili~rti:sed.
ant ".‘tiortant sauce-trons IIIIIIII- dur-
ing last night's lesson Will be con-
side: id at the next InII-ting of the
committee. on April ‘20.
A r-gular’ meeting of the CriticI-rs'
.Asat'tt‘dllnl‘ of the Norttwlk First Iii.»
tI’tt“ VII‘I‘ Departments was held la'st
e: stung in the Pioneer rooms on Main
street, it “as voted that IriI-tither's 2f
the First District departments :rhould
attet‘i the funeral of I'teorge ll, Allen.
lCllIt‘tI‘OW. in a body. All members of
the department are requested to meet
in the Pioneer headquarter-s promptly
at 1'.“ it) in full uniform.
Howard Ward art automo‘rile ou'iitr
of Non Catrina. got hints: If in IIutch'
last night. at the «orner of Water
street and Wall .sreet. when Ire atte mp
ted to swim: to the left of the police
dummy at that place. only succeeded
In running down the "iron cop." and
smashing the lantern. ward was
promptly arrested by Sergeant Thom-
a‘.‘ H'Int. \I'IIO happened to begon the
scene at the time, and appeared his
morang in the uptown court. ills
case was continued for one week.
. -—B. P. O. E. NOTICE
Members will meet at. the
Home.
- South Main street. tomorrow, at lflttt')
o'clock to attend the funeral of Broth-
. er Georue M. Allen in a body.
Signed,
JOHN ll. SMI'I‘II.
' Exalted Ruler.
Attec‘: JOHN F. iI.()(iARl)US. - 2
Secretary.
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\ iIgIrlar rtrectiri; of Iluthittghaui
I'I. . .\.‘II t;'. t.‘ .\ It. IIas held last
Inning III the Iltadlllltirlt‘l‘.‘ III 'IIII’
'i'ultn \sinit‘ilI Ildll.
(Itl'II-r t‘lIrIlI's Page and .\lr~ I’aa‘t’.
:I ,. stoning lltr- day in \‘eII York
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t' ti_.tIII :v' ti l'. hung was IIIiistIIet'Id
7". t .- iIthtiiig' last IIILIII'. III the third
di triit coinnitssioiters.
IIIIIIi‘it'I'r Iil' l.lll'
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~nttiII-r~ III this
\ltill ltIlI the
II I' _\
t:Iiit tIII heard of st.t’
t'tt
Iolii ('tilltlt‘lh \\lll.t'lilt‘l'
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II IIas ~tatcd iii error yesterday
that Mayor t‘arl Axel Ilat'stroru h.i.i
i: ~|‘.|‘tl .I |~. Irnir to an l'rlian organiltt-
not: to hold a liI‘I\;Ilt‘ smoker iii .\rioii
II III r' rd...» \pr‘il it The mayor has
"ct i-vrIIl a permit and does not iri-
tI-nd to.
In t‘eI'Ile tlrt-il. who is to speak III
the ”tub school hall next Wednesday
at \ o'I lock, under the auspices of the
CI iritiitiiiity t‘luli. upon her terrible I-x-
man... : III the Arieoira disaster has
IIilll the saddest of all homerorningk
I~'ro.II an acquaintance of the fainil.\'
IIlIo I‘m-s in .\'oi walk some of the tri-
sIIle facts of the tragedy as they af-‘
t'ct‘tI Ii ltr. (:reit have been learned, and
though tiI.-_I arc of too intimate a char»
acter to be given otit it is certain that
t‘\'t'r_\' true American ought to listen
to her story as 'she tells it herself.
The only nay she has III-cu able to to
trI Itl recoutv her losses is by lectur-
inc and this she had to begin very late
in the season because at first she hope
for some help front our RtH't‘rlllllt'III
\\IlltII. it is perhaps needless to say.
she did not get
—NOTICE.
Members of South Norwalk Lodge.‘
.\'o. all, I. 0. (i. .\l.. will meet at
Moose Ilorne SunIIaI. 1 o'clock sharp
to attend thc funeral of our late broth
”come if. Allen.
\\‘II.I.I.\.\I ll. CASEY.
Dictator.
\‘l'.
II. (t. MEAD. Secretary.
—NOTICE.
.\I ‘IIIDPI‘S of Court \Ianackcino will
meet at the home. of our late brother
William ltuckman 26 Piattsville avo-
As Sis is the popular price I
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VICTORY OVER
UISEASE 2t
NATUREOPATH IC DOCTORS.
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8mm Work Alton'tahea Many
The Public Healing: Given In
RED MEN'S HALL
tIIAI
the
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\trt‘k ago convinced Inlny
the heat can be made to Hear,
Mind and all niannrr
l Masts can be ton rolled “it bout
to Ste
. ltrugs
Patients giten up by thIir III) i
t'lldll: and I'ronouuced lnI-urable
Are ItIsttiI‘d .t> by .I Mirat'lI IIIr'll
Near the (irate
Whi’e Some I’eopb- Iloubt t‘rititiac '~
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and t'ontiliux- to Suffer (It‘Itt'rs are
tirade Well and Happy
Iit‘liiiil‘k‘llilt‘ result are daily or
(onimeI'Iint the new
healing Nattircopathy. as Ilr
terms it in his bo-Ik entitled
finioluhoti in Medical Practice,"
by system
“'I he
the
Ut‘u ii:-.I II III III trIatiug tlle‘titist‘ ts
nou Iiidoised III IIII tiiosl promiiiIrit
Mlt'lill is III tIiI \tIIItltl.
The \attirr‘opu‘liit lIoI-tor's \tIiost‘
office» are at T" \\a hington strI-Ir
SIIII'II .\'orIIalk, make a spI-Iialty or
diseases that ho ~ been pronounted
IltitlIIru N0
It'..tttt'|‘ :iiIs you or him help
Itss II. III Iase maI seIIii you should
not allou another Iii) III pass IIithIitl'
minutiae of their trial cx«
pIrIerIII :Ind IITIIIIIIrt'ul skill
A IIIIII saIrI the ‘\'aturcopathlI Doc
incurable by medical
\\l|dl
raking
tor. r. rorcd her hearing and stop
ped III-r III .td noises in less than a
\It‘wk \
An old lady It .Is e-tirIII III I‘. treat
meals of ncrIousno-sa that might
haII- bIen fatal in a short time East
.\'IIrII.IlII furnishes a case showing
the terrors of inflammatory rhcu
ni'atisiu The uentlI-Inan referred to
aas one of its worst II.IttinII and
could titrd no relief in Iarlous treat
Inetits from other sources II» has
returned to his position and hits no
further use for his cane.
A wellknowu lady was almost car
ried Into the office an Intense autier-'
trorII rheuniati m of several
months duration. In a ten days the
same ladI called to tell the Nature
opathic doctors that they had cured
or
llt‘r .
Another lady. residing on ---——
street. suffered continual headaches
for six years. had doctnred steadily.
with most all the local physicians
with no benefit whatever. until she.
took treatments from the Nature-1
'opathic doctors and is non happy to
'.\I. 1‘. Davis. merchant. Bearsville. \‘i‘.
ray that she ts entirely cured.
A gentleman. unable to walk II'itii—‘
out the aid of cruel Iron braces he
had worn for years—a few treatments
will cure him.
A Ioung ladI had a goitre reiuowd
.from her neck in a feII treatments
‘Wltllt’illt the rise of the knife or the
loss of a drop of blood.
I A Iery remarkable case was that‘
of a man from Stamford IIho has
suffered agony. and has not had a
night's srcst in four years, due to ter' i
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“A few nights ago one of my patrons
had a child taken with crouv." writes
\‘a. "About midnight he came to my
store and bought a bottle of Foley's
Hunt“); and Tar Compound. Before
-iuorning the child was entirely~recov-
Many HIICILIQUCI‘J have been
written. .. ...L‘.'a 3 .
Sold everywhere. .
PREDICTS HIGHER
PRICES FOR COAL
BOSTON.“ . Vlarch lid—President \‘i.
A. Clark of the New England Coal
nue Sunday A I'll" ., at 2 p. In. sharp I I treatment Is
p pains m“ cured after 4 “Dealers Association. predicted higher
to attend funeral services.
WILLIAM C. JESSE,
\ Chief Rangerl
J. C. SII£OX. Secretary.
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—-NOTICE.
l.oIal \'n is? B. I ii. are request-
I‘tl to meet at the C L. U. Hall at
l2245 Sunday sharp, to attend
Ii. Allen.
JOHN C. SIIICOX, President.
‘cmara's r. GARFIELD.
Secretary.
$~-The insrsrenr Sentinel classified ad
vortiscr wins~just as the tnsistent.
'man or woman wins everything ohm
I tittihNorIvaik
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ALL MONEY
“deposited in this bank on or be- .
fore Wednesday,Apri1 5th, will
draw interest from April 1st;
Savings Batik I
N U A; rt:
tlie‘
funeral of our late brother. George:
‘ and he nou knoas what a pe cei'ul
night's repose means
Another gentleman was crippled.
.over eleven years; could not walk
without the aid of crutches. declares
tthat In 7 treatments the Nature-I
opatiric doctors have simply worked.
a miracle He is now able to get along
without men a cane and expects to
be cured in n. few weeks.
It seems as if everybody fortunate'
7enough to receive treatment is en:
tirety cured or much benefited. Thai
Natureopathic doctors are makiugl
some wonderful cures of rheumatism.I
dyspepsia. catarrh. paralysis and mi
forms of nervous diseases and remov
ing tumors and goltres without thel
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“W NONI“!- COIIII. _ 'In life. I “b 2 . . kntte or the loss or a drop of blood.
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log you an expert opinion as to‘
whether your case is curable or not.
They have accepted and inc now suc-
cessfully treating some of the worst'
cases in New England. '
The rush to their offices at 79
Washington street. South Norwalk III
Increasing daily. Consultatlht free
until April 19th from 9 a. In. to 8
p. m.
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Joan (radian—It says here that
o! the world I: find for the
of April.
Burr-There. now! I III!
ium'l-ema
the mar W
t. Arm-t" L: II I. .
Iprices for hard coal in his address at
'the annual conIention of the associa-
‘(lOlI yesterday He said that the
freight congestion on the New Eng
land railroads had so seriously affect-
ed the coal situation In the district
lthat stove coal \Iould probably sell at
$8 a ton In this city next summer and
even higher in other cities and tovI us
of the state.
10,000 BRITISH DOCK
WORKERS QUIT joints, irregular action, all haIe been
. relieved _
LONDON, March 30. ——Ten thousand
dock workers on the Mersey went on
strike vesterday. pending a decision
work.
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SISTER LUPITA I8 DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. March 30 —-—The
death of Sister Mary Luptta a mem-
ber- of the community at St. Francis
Orphan Asylum, occurred at 4 o'cloc
yesterday morning, at the institution 10 '2
Sister Lupita had been sick nine
weeks. She was 23 years of age and
entered the order at the age of 15
years. For six years she was atatlonfl
ed In St. Joseph's convent. Hartford,l
had for the past two years was It. St.
Francis' Asylum.
Ber mother. brothers and sistera.
this W 1- Amanda». and mi reside In. W to m‘ 6““ m” “"1?" ammo
tile 9 a may A mutemrnul. ‘l'orks, Gal" Cm, Etc.
coll ha-eeiebntadFriday Fridaymiuo III»
1.9 o'cloehga the mph an army
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Iot’ arbitrators In regard to overtime]
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Master Leslie Duncan. 204 Gilbert
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Mr. M. Machinist.
Miss Alice B. Olmstead.
M. J. HOWARD. P M.
South Norwalk.
Ethel Cola ' “
Filippo Guglicono.
'Abraham Jacobs. Gen. Del.
L. B. Nutting.
James A. Quinn. Clifford Hotel.
'Mr. Rose. Real Estate Agent.
Mrs. Robert K. Smith. 293 (ilenwood
avenue.
Miss Mae Williams.
Box 498.
ANDREW LEARY. P. M.
—Hls AGE is AGAINST HIM.
"I am 52 years old and I have been
troubled with kidneys and bladder tori
a good many years," writes Arthur
tones. ‘Allen. Kane. "My age ls ag-'
ainst me to ever get cured. but Foley;
Kidney Pills do me more good thaul
anything I ever tried." Rheumatism.
aching back shooting pains. sttt!
Sold every where. i :
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return a trial package containing Fol-
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y.PIIls and Foley Cathartlc Tab-
Sold everywhere.
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