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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 18, 1902 · page 6

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‘ 5 Baton ignition! are lilies. Tillie Grail»

Mr Md 1
Notwiiilt‘.’ have lcae68 the confection»

. ranged for a
‘ grove ‘on Thu

 
 
 

‘Wntcr poster at the
Benedictine-1.1.111.
1..le tent. lit 4 o'clock yes—

 
 
 
 
 

The members‘ or the
dot com, autopsied in

{MN 1910de line, attired in 1

 

s. The regullir Bible
held in the tent. at 11
looming. 1 Ali “angelic.
do was held at 8 o‘clocli last

. {sch 'Leonora." Columbia
lib

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. New York, is anchored on
load. Owner Jomph Stuart
N w York cltY. Mr. Stuart
.5 r6? WNW'Mr.oilanrn.
Golden. at the Bungalow,
t. The hospitality of the
being enjoyed tor a week by
11.1“. Taylor, Miss Tay-

l‘t and Mrs. Golden.
1.1..Island Juniors and New
lidcts played ball. Saturday
,. the Brown lot. It is sold
’ ',Islandcrs won by the score of
fill New Canaan boys also

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. people of the Island are
. 5 to moire a success of the
1 show. which will be held soon.
confident that it will be one
unseat“ successes ever held on

large yachts were lying of!
.. Saturday and yesterday.
' thein was in Belle island bar-
owner and friends being the
of Charles R. Davis.
1. Humor Ir. Taylor. Chin-ch of the
Communion, New York ultras
or Mr. Golden at the Bungalow.
é‘d at Trinity. Church. South Nor.
Simdny morning.
dea. H. Golden. Rev. and
Baylor and Miss Taylor en-
,‘5-Saturduy eventing, on Mr.
dc’n beautiful yacht “Leonora"
1‘ Island.
R Browne. of Belle Island has
: : yacht “Two Neilios" in com-

the nuns.

, ' G. Goodwin. of Kingsbrldge.
, he has been stopping with
5 . n‘5the Island, retained to his

_, msfiience of Benjamin Stevens.
5 . north end of the Island has just
given a new cost of point. which
‘uch to the appearance of the

. Burdetie.con1mandiiig
coma Cutlets. has returned
, blue at New Canaan. suffering
lint. in toured is typhoid lever.
William C Nicoll of Glover cot—
received word inst wecki that her
it, who is in Newark. was quite
5 . went to Newark post haste
, May was a glorious 0 lie on the
' ,. and may on'iling parties took
use at it. Several bouts went
‘ “the Nomlk Yacht Club.
Andrews. ct Norwnlk.
tikcn possession or his cottage at
side. on Sound Beach. and will
it the not of the seas rm.
Brownies and tamlly.1of New
are ”booted to arrive at the is.
‘ ny to remain the rest at the
It the Eavllnnd House.
_ re Sahirdny evening v At»
H. commas. of S ord.
‘. Gospel tentrwau a success. A

labor were present. 5
Barrett and family. of Newrirk.
ve We? to like possession oi
cottage on Sound Beach, to re-

i ' not wenneid,i~1 .
1. .eveiiiug. to he ti;
‘ , ‘ 'chirs E. J.Abrnm1+.
Emil
rule and Sarah Main
“ ,wlio hnve been visit.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

Bell. which
low dhys. has? been

 
 

 
 
 
 

alderman?! mob 5 \'
mm. in the mom wit '
am'by Attorney W.“

and sin-inc can
5115de

norm ‘ W-‘i
shore dinner a: the hotel. ‘
Among the guests at present

our, and A. [P Brenner.
rs. Henry Grumman. of

cry nnd soda water stand in the grove.
A party of ew York men have or.
shore dinner in the
ay. the 281k inst.
A large number of new weighingr
machines. have been dietrlbutcd about
the 110111111111 drove at the Point
'l‘iie steamer John Sylvester brought
many New Yorkers to the Point on 11121
regular tilp. Yesterday.
The theatre will »»probably close this
week.‘

 
 

 

HICKORY BLUFF. .1 5
Camp Burdett‘, of New Canaan. will
break camp today. and the boys W111
rituin home. after one or the best
times ever held in camp ‘They hare
amuued themselves immensely since
going into camp at Hickory Bluft by,
playing baseball, swimming. and other
sports. They are well pleaecd this
year with their hnnual outing, and
hope to return twin.» snipe place am
other hiinim‘er.‘ lilting vicitors were on.
tertained Saturday up yesterday.

A hop will be hell! is evening, in
the Nurwalk Yacht c1111. and it is our
iicipated that there will be a good time

 

it you had your duties will not per
mile of your taking the two months roar
you should have at a. pleasant summei
resort, got a bottle of Ramon’s iron
Tonic and take it according to direc
lions. it has all the good results of a:
wooden in toning up the system and.
purifying the blood and it's much
cheaper. R. H. Pluistcd. ‘

BITES OF SMALL POX.

 

New Britain Doctors Puzzled Over
. Peculiar Case.

The New Britain special health com
mittee has been having a strenuous
time with doctors and lawyers and
threats of dire things being hurled at
it All the trouble has arisen oven
the “mosquito case" of the little John
son baby.
As has been told several times. the?
little Johnson baby was taken to the
temporary hospital with a supposed at
tacit of “115101.11 remained there
just onc‘week when the nurse in
charge decided that the child was suf-
fering with mosquito bites and so re-
ported to the committee. The en mit
tee ordered that the child be sent bu it
to its home although no physician had
passed on the. mesquite bite theory
Three days intervened when the ch: id
has again reported ill. Dr. Becks who
had originally ordered the child can!
to the hospital again saw the case in".
dot-lured that the baby had vurloloid
and that it had had it all the lime
The committee was a little slow to
accept this diagnosis and ‘did not do
so until three other local physicians
had given the some diagnosis. Then
back to the hospital went the child.
Then it was supposed that all the
trouble was over.
Dr. J. B. Brockseiper had served the
committee as the house phyhlcinn 111
the hospital and had been liberally
compensated for the some The doc
tor was employed last week by the
father of the Johnson baby to no to
the hospital and look at the child. He
did so and declares that it did not new
vnrlolold at all. The health committee
found out about the visit and issued 1‘. r«
tiers to the policemen on guard not to
admit any more outside physicians to
the hospital ground. This started the
storm of protest and Dr. Brocksciper
went gunning after the whole outdt.
He went to Hartford on Monday for
Dr. Wyeth 1“. Pay. who is a recognized
expert in smallpox cases. Alter he
had sent tor Dr. Ray betwent to" the
health committee and bolted permln
‘11an to take the doctor to the hospital
The committee held a meeting and do
clded that as the chi was nearly well
and needed no outsi medial attend
auce it must decline to allow Dr. Rail
to see it. This decisloii was trans
mitted to Dr Brockselpcr. 5 Monday
afternoon Chairman 0. F. Gui-tie. of
the committee was at the hospital
mmoelmiper padding drove
Fin-tin menu the policeman
.t’lwni at constitutions from
t e hoopltal. He then went down and.
irked with them. 5 lie told Dr. Rev
is; be recognised him an a smallpox;
. oi: rt. the committee under its decili-
ion lcould not allow him to ace the
child. ’i‘he two physicians. utter

 

re 51 5y ‘

5 . ore than the overuse up her 5
. deaths in damper ll

sliding. The due

the large turns. 1. 5

towns and tor the
The deaths repented from inter:
diseases, including diarrhoea. were
251‘ or 67. 7 per cent. of the total moi-«g 1.
to ty ..

were:
trip 2: cerebro spinal lover. l; dipbr
‘lietia and oroup,6 11: whooping cough.
2c; erysipeloes.61
‘ uaiarlnl lover. ill: diarrhoea under 5.
197; diarroheu. over 5, 25; consump-
11011.119; pneumonia 19; bronchitis
l4; diseases of the nervous system.
156; heurtdle‘easo.107; accidental and

5 iccuracy of these records by slvln’li

171511 1111‘

The causes (if death as reported
Needles. 7; scarlet fever. .4; 1

; typhoid ie'vor. l2:

violence. 79: all other diseases. Adz
The report on infectious diseases
shown 10 codes of smallpox in the
riots during the inoiith as follows:
New Britain. 9:5 Btumtord l:'l‘l10llill“‘
.on. 28.: Waterbury; 15. Other infectl
ins diseases are reported as follows.
Beasley, 23.9;- scarlet (ever, 117; core—
bro- spinal fever, 4; diphtheria and
iroup. '57; whooping cough. co; ty
thold lever. 59; cousiunption; ill.
‘linetynthreo towns report that they
have no intentions disease . __ 51
Secretary landeloy of the board 18
1183 in connection with the bulletin
distractions to physicians and regiu
rare as follows: 5

The statutes or Connecticut while
it the duty of a physician to provide
lie. town register a certificate. on n
prescribed form. for every birth and
’or each death occurrlns under his
orctessiouel care. Each of such cer-
tificates becomes a public record.
s not necesenri to argue the value of
1Inch records. But it doen- seem necos
cry to impress upon physicians their
luty to promote the completeness and

such careful attention to their =hand«
writing that the registrars need- not
make erroneous copies on their re
cord books because of illegible menu
script.

Physicians should bear in mind that
the town clerks (who are the regis-
trove), are not laminar with the new
enclaturc of diseases Therefore ab
brevintions of the names or diseases

must necessarily lead to error in the
records. and impair and vitiate them.
or worse. make them testify falsely.
The proper names required on the
certificates should also be plainly and
distinctly written. The claim of the
state upon physicians for the full and
faithful discharge of this duty is based
upon the fact that the statutes 0! Con-
necticut confer special privileges upon
registered physicians and compel the
towns to pay the physicians liberally
for each certificate.

The statutes or Connecticut matte
v the dutyot the“ registrars to record
he certificates of births. marriages
and depths in the books provided for
he purpose. Every intelligent person
admits that the value of such records
depends upon their accuracy. It lol-
lows without saying that it must be 11
duty of5 registrars to give such atten-
(loll to the certificates they receive as
will enable them to detect conspicu
ins omissions and errors. and to judge
whether they. are caches the law rc-
qulres. Also whether they are cupable
of being correctly cooled.

When a certificate is presented on
which the names of pem‘ons‘ or things
cannot be clearly determined. and
therefore council-he: recorded. they
are not such certificates as the law
requires. The doctor or clergyman
giving such defective certificate:
should be immediately notlllcd to sup-
ply others. if they refuse they are he
his to the penalty imposed tor not
lenderlnx such certificates no are re-
quired by low. 5

The régletrnr also is liable for is-
suing it permit for burial on a death
certificate which he cannot read and
therefore cannot record. 5
The copies of certificates sent to
this once sometimes indicate that
the registrar lino attempted to tow
the exact form of the characters on
the certificates. which he cannot read.
and the records show 'euch nonsense
no the fblh‘ibfit'i “intractable nout~
ins." "connects o! pnrotld" plettus

n" "uphntltc infection" an mm of
death. 01111 a low regain-urn are
entire ot men menstruation. but on-
lortumtelyvthey n're unions the large
hem Almost. all registrar: Suppre-
clato the importance or this work and
liars opohvihutml may to the 1111111311
autumn.“ which Connecticut
mused 5“! e1 venom or Mini
statistics. Ammo laud toll resin»

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

lipid” lull» the nurse .drove may.

or. wear “$1.11... to one the child.

 

rolls-ml Milan
that the columlttoo to
Bummer 11

out the willlnn convolution of in

mi lot moo ‘ and”

- ' hogan glvin her the ironic Resulatol'

£111 she benedtt
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friends. “tho the Shepard?"

.ed his lilo. "he .
inane-juicy and tender~hot to any .
lie wanted to change my heart ‘ '

in reform. me from the insides-«Now
York Eve

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'are n ‘godscnd

p.

n 3
lord Del” says:

and cramped and careless manuscripts '

not b. amplified with 1m

not until 1

,.Now the is cured” "
B. H. P d 1
"Where." moon out the weeplnir
5."Ah " replied the tiger. as he smack-
what i call. a good

in; Jouru‘iil

LOOK LBABANTWLBASE.
Photographer 1.0 0. Harlan of Em
too can ononow, though tor
years he couldn't became his suifercd
untold odour m the worst form of
indigestion. All physicians and mod!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Electric Bitters. which worked ouch
wonders for him that he declares they
to nutter-ere trom dye
pepsin and stomach troubles. Unrlval-
cd for diseases or the Stomach. Liver
and Kidneys. they build up arid give
new life to the whole system. Try
theni- Only 501:; Guaranteed by p.11.
Baxter, druggist. 1.

. My...

 

 
 

"Gli' . dont place too much faith in
flutter . warns the Manayunk Phll~
osophcr. “Just because some fellow

calls you an angel it isn't necessary to
begin taking lessons‘ on the arp.’ ~—
Philadelphia Record. _

" SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain 11. Hubbard. oi inf
"Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. lie began just like
the one We lost with croup. We save
him a. few doses. He quickly dropped

 

pins." For sale by R. H. Pinisted F.
ii. Baxter, and. The Clifford Phar-

many.

W
During the recent manoeuvres ot the
French army telegraph wires to fine
that a man could carry. on spools.
tour miles of it. was successfully. laid.
at the rate of 2* miles an hour.

 

anon' s Nerve and Bone Oil willdo
all that is claimed for it. Here's the,
proof. Mrs Mahala Fields of Man-
lrake. Kentucky on April 22111! sold:
I bought one bottle of Ramon' a Nerve
and Bone Oil fro‘iri‘n man last summer,
and it was the best liniinent [over 1111,.
ml in my“ lite. I am such a sufferer
with pains and swelling iii-my feet and
legs 1 can hardly go. That is the only
liulment that ever did me so much
it . One 25~cent bottle took the
swelling out of my (cot and legs." R.
H. Plainted. ”

An author wrote to his publisher:

my book this year?"
The publisher _ lied: . "Yes. you can
hope. There is bin; in the world to
hinder you."——At,lnnta Constitution.

ONLY CURE FOR DYS‘PEPBIA.
lira.- Frnnklin Bush, of New Castle
Deb. says: “I endured tor-years with
dyspepsia. ' Used to have great din-
tress and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of,h11t nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm and one 50
cent bottle cumd me completely"

For sale by R. H. Planted and 11‘. ll.
Baxter.

 

W .
How little the. norld knows about its
modest heroes who bear burdens on
complainingly and show no envy to
wards those who are more fortunately
situated tram a worldly point at view.
~hlenerhassett.

 

Here is a men whose experience has
been worth something to him. lilr. ls.
l. Witherow. of Liberty. W. Va., lays:
“le send the prices on a dozen
boxes or your Tonic Liver Pills (nil
pink). I had they are the only Pills
that will. do are any ." You are
sure to dud them just Iii beneficial to
you it you will try them. 6091 cost
you 25 cents. it ll Plnlatod. “

A vomit will about a ulna until he
begins in an nimble way. to abuse
himself

 

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WATT!“ Alli. necoeon.
Twice in holpltll. F. ii. underlie.
Verbena. Ala. paid a vast coin to doc-
hire to cure in severe an;
molds :5? «tumor:
Bouillon
inducing;

Militia. hills
cm the

lair advls
gvalv‘orde 111331.
éjhe had tri

recommend
111.10%.
and body eyelid on the it
normal .11 lvlty or the dissed

to sleep and was all right in the mm “

“Can i hope for any royalties from .. _

A not

saith bod Womb

treat reconstruct“
much and

acts as m u_ d .

wills. 1101‘ or o erwlii’dl; To the per.
son in fat log h it, won the tacub
tics become diniht o S 11th Norwnlk
Trust Orrin puny. ‘wlth its} ever-increase
inn vital o and its unlimited continu-
ity of life, must} ”poem. of all luntltllg
tlonu, the One to which he would in-
trust his estate—émnybc his hardearnv
ed wealth with certainty ofrhnv-
ing it adml latered ‘not only honestly,
but prudently andlto the very best
interest of the beneii'clnrles The ad-
vantage at n Truetflonrpany over. an
individual in menacing and settling an
estate is that the fornicr
or become slck; it is always at home
and ready to 1111111111 business. it
receiver; with; [or sate: coping and 13-5
sues receipts therefor making- no
charge (or such so when named
as executor
be withdrawn at. any time.

93 Washington Street. South Norwnlk.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

(1080 not die‘ ,

Wills be deposited may 7

interest makes your money i i‘

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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PlcTUREf'Ffl MING:
We make II an art.

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BEWAREDF dilll'l‘ sure FOR .A—
1_ TAR
as moron will surely destro the ‘
sense oi: sidelined vomuloteiy demons x
the whole system ‘when entering it ,
through the ion as. surfaced. duel:
you be used sitcom
mm reputable ohm.
they will do in
you can possibly
Ball‘s Catnrrh

on preio
clans. an ,
ten lold‘u
derive

 
 
 

(30.1 olcdo. 0.. motel e no mercury

dud lg token" unconfined; directly

upon the bloodvnnd mucous surfaces
hr the Calhoun in buying Hall's Ca.»

,1 mm (lurch . are you not the genu-

the it is taken internally. and made
in Toledo. Ohio by F. J.Cl1enoy 81 Co.

Testimouinln free.

lBold by Druxglats. price 7611 per bole.

”Hall's Family Pills are the best.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The cook: ‘61 15
Presidents”

By Gan. gnarled Hi." amour.

. , -. .. .,., , . 1 20 year 1; member Quasi-on. Pro

. 5". . .1iu . 1 . grunge“ the mag 11%;?qu 111111I 11111.:
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' w ' m .15 on "RE" nine United 873%..112000 int 27
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They are comm:
l! 1 point it. My dildo: 30

in long raid cover double lfira
{coins machinery mixed. 5 «18$ .1
noun 01 William summons
‘ {in this unmet?" Mourners
our house will not in Vol!

nun ntrect. Ily ”1199“”,35

item, reproduced Jro’m t 13 best paint-
ln'gii in the White House. the Congress-
tonal library, the Capitol Building and
‘ the Oorcornn Art Gallery. of Washing.

, tgn'Oontninn. Department or Autogrnph
:- .5 Letters showing an autograph letter
“ ”"of each President of the Utilt‘ed States.
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. These two
teatime have never before appeared
in any book ever issued.
Both President McKinley slid Presi-
. dent Roosevelt posed specially in the
‘ Whitefloune for their portraits to be
« Jilted only end exclusively in this work.
‘Thln‘ in the greatest honor ever con-
ferred on any publication ever issued
. in this country. This work reflect:
credit upon the Nation. Every‘ patrio-
1 tie American clt1nen will buy it.
Sell- at. .. night. Small fortunes
being made by men and women
3 . and . largo fortunes will be
; made on this publication within the
next three years- High class men and

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oileu surprise you.

inc: accounts.

THE SOUTH NORWALK
SAVIHGS BANK.
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Jolie ii I". I 1'lilnnr‘y Boymour
John H. K31” Christian Mm
John H. Light I. H. Mathewson
Josiah B. Marvin Minuet Grumman

 

 

 

moment ”11011001 that lfirtll nicer
than to receive said Three. alpha 11.1.
,lowinn timer nod pierce. to wit: ‘ 55

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Never... (new Town) on Friday;

' ‘ ., smut so. in: from 10 oclooktw Ii
, Moll until «1:13 80 o‘clock nfteruoonv

At the store cl .1. 0. Bundle at Win-

 

 

accumulate in a way that it ill "

We oav 4 per cent. in Sav-

Madmcfw. B. "Wimfiw

women employed on commission or ,

 

 

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amount of water in the and

sure in service pipes;

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limo, regardless of the but be pm
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were

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'Notlée‘ln‘hdfibf"‘fllfl well our?
cons liable to Firmwares to the Town 15 .
of Nor-wall: in the County or PairBold 1
and State or Connecticut on the M 1’5

part salary and port commission. 81.-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also. Manager
wantcdto open small calce at home or
.. in home town. to have charge of as-

,. and correspondence, look an»
advertising and other work.

 
 
 

 

5 ' .for term nail circulars. Ad-
1101.111... clou- without in or in dress
W hammer? “HI! [:0 tun THE CONTINENTAL FRESH.
'5 Corcornn Building, Opposite
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direct pro-aura. ‘ mm home Are you insured in a1 strong

M01 company that in wndngrution
proof"?
SECOND 5.
is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century in at your service

JHCOB M. LJYTON.

Finl nnunnm.
‘5 5 Railroad Pinon. amnion-walk.

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“slit without veéwwed‘i‘uty’.
re its on sunny 3114010an

.1. Wallace Marvin. Q. ~ 5 ‘ nice in thereon at merchandise.

You are 1111110an for. th

11.1 .1}. rue 12.: which new nggfiqggg; $31» v03
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_____, experience on the noblest 11m acted

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Taylor 01 Builder-1,
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