Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 13, 1907 · page 3

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HOW TO BREATH E.

Pure air Itself constitutes an enor-
mous factor in the struggle against
tuberculosis—open windows day and
night, exposure to sunshine, siesta in
the open air under a tent, sojourn at
the seaside, in the country, among the
moutains, daily sunbnth sheltered
from the wind; at merciless war on un-
sanitary, dark, badly ventilated and
excessively small dwelingsc.

It does not suffice, however. says La
Medicine Francoise, to place a patient
in the open air to cure him. if he
does not know how to breathe the pure
air which is his salvation, he will not
derive any benefit from it. it is nec
essary for his lungs to be thoroughly
ventilated down to the extreme points.
Under these conditions alone can the
blood become thoroughly oxygenated.
permitting of a more active life of all
the cells of the system. There will
result from this a greater resistance
to infection, with efficacious reaction
against tuberculosis decay.

It Is necessary for the patient to
learn to breathe. , He must not be
afraid, despite the momentary fatigue
which it will cause him, to bring Into
action all the muscles of his thorsic
cage. increasing at the same time Its
dimensions and augmenting In doing
so the amount of air breathed.

It Is easy enough to say, We do not
know how to breathe. It is necessary
to show patients how to do it.

The child is placed in front of the
person teaching It to breathe. It Is
ordered to breathe through the nose
20 times in succession at the word of
command. Some cannot breathe
through the nose at all; others, after
three or four lnhalations seen as it
they were stifling, and instinctively
open their mouth others can breathe
normally through the none, but they
are rare.

Naturally, all these children will
breathe badly, and will continue to
breathe badly. They will keep it nor-
~row chest calculated to receive with-
out defense the attack of the tuber-
culosis bacillus. General gymnastic
exercises will, it is true, have a useful
action on those children; but how
much- more efficacious It. would be If
applied only to the organ in its
stronger condition. for general gym-
nastics in the case of these “candi.
dates for tuberculosis will fatigue
them and will perhaps do more harm
than good.

In short, it Is necessary for a child
to learn to breathe properly through
the nose and not through the mouth.
to counlcruct the ei‘iocl of hereditary
taint. and to stimulate the organic
functions. Brctthing cxcrrisi-s are of-
iiuclous and not dangerous on condi-
tion they are conductcd with very
great prudence.

ASSAULT ON DEPUTY MOORE.

HARTFORD, August i:i.~-—~About
o'clock Sunday afternoon a hurry call
was sent to licputy Sheriff Arthur 1’.
Moore, of East Hartford, to go to ilw
home of Thomas Norris, of No. liltl
'l‘oliand street. blast Hartford, and iii"
rest Norris who was raising a row in
the quiet neighboriuiod. Mr. Moore
hastened to the,- sconc und was dircctod
to a room upstairs whore Norris hcld
away.

The room was (lurk and as the dep-
ul.y slun'iff entered Norris exclaimed:
“All. Moore, no you'vc come to not me,
Well, you'll lli‘ ill'lli] before you do,"
and with that ho filhilo a vicious swing
at the deputy with an axe. its jumpod
In on the enraged man and avoided
the force. of llli' blow which but u iarnc
rout In his but. With the assistance of
his helper tlw deputy finally got. this
handcuffs on Norris and ho was lulu-n
to the lockup.

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NEH.

Thirty~FIvo Members of the Royal
Arcanam at Dorlon'a Point.
The natural lilioi‘o diuucr of Slit-r-

mnn Council, No. 1342, Royal Arcunum
was held last night. at Ilorion's Point.
There thi'l‘ about thirty-five in sites:
dance and the dinner was a grant. suc-
cess. The grand ofilcsra of the state
were present, among them being: Grand
Warden ,Braincrd of East Hartford,
Deputy Grand Regent Frank Butter-
flsld, of New Haven; Grand Secretary
Carleton if. Headicy. of New Haven.
and Vice Grand Regent William 1".
Hoyt of this city.

WA‘IWARD YOUTHS ARRESTED.
Gm Wu Making a Disturbance
Iii Water and Raymond 'Otrset.

‘l‘wo wayward girls, Annie Smith and
Lillie Zitt, together with John flush
out! Edward Stencil Worn arrested
> int night on the lot at the comer of
, “Water autl Raymond street charged
' .Vith loitering and breach of the
" pesos. Henry Schultz and another girl
were in the party. but made their ens

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Bridgeport Manyiiiven a Bad
Soars in an Explosion, and
Notifies Police of His Suspi-
cious Regarding Guilty Par-

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BRIDGEPOR'I‘, Aug, 13.-—Dauiel
O’Kanc, of 431 Lafayette. street, who
recently gained fame because of a de-
termined attempt on the part of his
children to place him In the thud house
was frightened half to death Saturday
night by a bomb which was placed in
his backyard and exploded among the
ash cans. Mr. O’Kaue has his
suspicious as to who Is responsible for
the attempt upon his life and property
and has glvon the matter Into the
bands of the police.

The bomb consisted of a chunk
of tool steel, Into which a small hole
has been bored, and filled with gun-
powdcr or some other explosive. The
thing went off in the O'Kuno back
yard, about 11:20 o'clock, Saturday
night hulking a tremendous rocket,
and blowing to pieces the ash barrel
in which it was placed.

The people in the house ware afraid
at first to go out to make an inves-
tigation. A telephone message was soul
for the police and several putrolmuu
responded. The pieces of the bomb

 

were collected and taken to police
headquarters.
Several months ago, one of Mr.

O'Kanc's daughters asked to have him
committed to the state insane asylum
at Middletown. Dr. R. A. imckhnrt. and
J. M. Johnson testified that he was In-
sane and an order was secured for his
committal to Middletown. O'Kane af-
terwards secured stay of execution and
after it long hearing before Judge
Nobbs in which Dr. J. C. Lynch and
Dr. C. C. Godfrey testified to his sun-
ity he was declared to be in full pos-
session of his mental faculties.

 

RAGE OF OCEAN LINERS.
NEW YORK, August l3.~-Slllplug
men have learned with interest that
the new turbine steamer Liouistnhia
and the fast Lunia, now the 'l‘rausAt-
Iantic westward record holder, are
scheduled to start Queenslowu.
practically to gethcr on September 7.
The ohlcct, it is stated, Is to do-
i.ermine how the tWo vessels compare
In speed under exactly similar condl‘
tions. The test will be. watched froth
the decks of each by crowds of people
who represent not only men high in
the shipping world, but by many fun
old! and social leaders. who have paid
premiums for their cabin for tho voy-
age.

The Lucauia will return to Liverpool
almost Immediately but. the Lusitania
will remain hcre until September iii.
The older ship will he commanded by
Captain James C. Barr, and the new
one by Captain J. B. Watt. The record
now It five days. seven hours and twen-
ty~throc minutes.

AQUATIC SPORTS AT THE KNOB.
An interesting program of aquatic
events has boon arranged for Saturday
afternoon at The Knob and it Is ox-
pm'lcd that there will be a large nun!-
bvr of entries. Those who desire to
purllclpulc may make their entry any
time up to 3 o‘clock on Saturday at“
toruoon. The sports Includc spring-
board diving. tub races, and swimming
l'ttl’es. lu the‘iaitcr there will bt‘ cou—
tcsts for boys uudcr t'litt-cu, over iif‘
too-n and for ladies. First and second
prizes will ho uwnl‘dcd In each cveui.

An additional feature will be an utter-
uoon couctwt by tho Wheeler and Wil-
son orchestra. of Bridgeport. The
same musicians will furnish music for
dancing In the evening. Spchol'n or-
vhcstra will be at Thu Knob tomor~
row evening.

 

EXAMINED JOHANNO ROMAN.

Dr. ’l‘lloruton, of the Ellis Island.
New York. emigration station. came to
Norwulk this inormng to iuakc an cx-
uminalion for the government of Jo-
llanno Roman. the raving manic who
has been kcpt for the past three wccks
at the Smith street lockup. Dr. 'i‘horn-
tou‘s business Is simply to report lio-
mun's t‘tliiilllltlil to tho govcrmucnt.

it, was roporlcd that the crazy man
was to ho taken away yesterday ui-
lcruouu. but such was not the: case. it
Is also said that suiilcluni. money has
been l‘Itltlud to pay his passage buck.
Two of his countryman cunts up from
Now York Sunday and haul a talk with
him. They said that. be Was willing
to go back to Austrtiu, whcro ho has
a wife and little daughter.

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YOUNG CROOK HELD FOR TRIAL.

iiAIt’i‘iI‘Oitll, August. i3.»—in the
llnitcd Shims court here ycutcrday
John Clemons and his son, Karon, wore
nrraigncd, charged with making and
passing cranial-felt money. The police
found that spurious half dollars were
in circulation and searched tho Clum-
out: home with the result that. they diu-
covorcd a complete outfit and some of
the ”uttecr” money.

The son is said to be the guilty party
to tho mmntcrfciting and he pleaded
guilty. confessing his guilt yesterday
morning. He was held in 85.000 bonds
for the Superior court in New Haven.

PRINCE HENRY’S YACHT.WIN8.

Americans Believe Spokane I. Can Win.
Other Three.

KIIIIL, Germany, August liirv-I‘h‘lnce
Henry. of Prussia, today stocrcd that
Tilly X. across the finish line, an easy
winner over the oihcr German and all
the German Sondgriasso bouts coup
noting for IIhupcror William’s cup.

Prince Henry's victory was regarded
as due to exceptionally good fortune,
the ’l‘iliy x. having gone to port after

rounding the leeward mark at the be-
glnnlnt'. oi' the last, leg and encounter-
ing a favoring slant. of wind, was driv—
en far ahead. lloth before and after
this stroke of luck the ’l‘iily X. was outw
nailed by the Spokane I. and the Witv
tcisbach.

Although the Germans have wan two
out ot’ lilo tive races for the cup tho
Americans consider that the Spokane i.
has a good cliauco of winning the next
three, especially if light breezes pro~
vaii.

The race today was a three-mile run
to leeward and a heat back to the
startling iiuc, twico around to conuilote
the 12 mile course. 'I'he wind blew at
from 12 to 14 miles an hour.

The Spokane l. was second. four
minutes, twonty-scvcn seconds behind
the Tilly X., beating tho third bout, the
Wittelsbnch, winner of yesterday’s
race, by one minute, 25 seconds.

The Wnnnsce was fourth, tho Cho-
wlnk Viii. was fifth, and the Marble~
head was last.

 

ESCAPED FROM MIDDLETOWN.

 

Former Windsor Man Turns Up at
Home and Is Caught.

Martin Monahnu, an lumutc of the
State Hospital for the insane at Mid-
dictowu, was taken into custody in
Windsor yesterday. lie cscupcd from
the institution on Friday, reached
\\'lndsor Saturday night and stopped
at the home, of his father and sister
on Mack street. ills brotllcrdn-lnw
telephoned to the authorities at the In-
stitution and an oiliccr was sent for
him yesterday morning.

Monahan put. up considerable resist-
ance when he was taken Into custody
and it was necessary to bind him hand
and foot. Deputy She-riff Welsh Iona-
cd the officer a pair of handcuffs and
assisted in capturing Mouahnn. The
man was committed to the llnrtford
jail froth Windsor Locks several
months ago and while scrvlng his son
tcnoe there was declared insane and
committed to Iiiiddlctown. lie for
tncrly lived In Windsor.

Electric laundry Irons

The Resci— & Volk
Electrical Co.

 

 

"A soon dues. V is I this.
an or sunsnlns In A
noussncm."

Road Frank ll, 'i‘IunciII‘s, (of South
Norwnlkl, book, "i’olnlt-rs to t‘onuncl‘»
(-Iul 'l'ruvelcrs, Etc."

Sold at all stationary stores.

PRICE 50c.

 

United American Opuoans
incorporated.

HOYT’S THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eye Specialist In Atliendance.
Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Saturn

day, 10 p. m.
Factory, 115 East 23rd St.

While II this.

TOABTED CORN FLAKES

A Spicndld ilrt-ukfusi it‘ood.
Largo packager at such a small price.
(lot, at the Right. Place.
Ileincnllwr all our :oods comply
with all ”Hi l’urc It‘ood Lawn,

Joseloff’s.

72 North Main at. Go. Nat-walk.
Tel. Cull. Bill-2.

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A Rich ,,
Looking Blue
Serge Suit

is one of the essentials to a
wuilulrcssnd man. You can wear
a. some suit on so very many
different occasions that it's one
of the most useful suits a man
can own.
Now,
$16.60 to $18.50,
thlt were
314.00 to $22.00.
All so...
34 to as.

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The father was held under $500 bonds,

further, as he professed lgnoranco of
his son's doings.

FOUND WRECKAGE OF ECHOONER
Captain William F‘. Hoyt, of the
steamer Edith A., while at work on his

oyster ground in Long island sound.
yesterday; found the hatch and other

 

 

" .:2 Thu crowd was fighting, wrangl.
‘ ”machining. much to the sunny:
West the neighborhood. They will
WI: be tried this afternoon.

i steroids.
in

parts of the Ichdoner Myrunus, which
(Was sunk in collision with the steam
ship Tennessee off, titrattord yesterday

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but will probably not be proscenium.

Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
and ”tuning, Evenings.

lilPH lllllfi,

Tailor, clothisr. Hum,
Furnish». ‘
all Washington it. no. Hamlin

 

 

 

 

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WHERE.

The, Singer in Your
‘ H Sewing Room

the Singer the Iigbtcsbrunmng,
most noiseless and efficient of
‘ sewing outshines, but you know
its always going to stay so. No
disablcmcnt because of missing
parts, this year or twenty years
from now—«there's :1 Singer
store within your easy reach,
and you know quite well there
alwa rs will bei

Machines, for over fifty
the standard of the rotary-shuttle
movement for making the lock-

IY THIS! SIGN. YOU
MAY KNOW AND WILL'FIND
SINGER STORES EVERY-

.I'old only by Singer Sewing Machine CO.

11'; South Main St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Tub No. 837-4. L. G. Booth. Calling Agent.

 
 

makes that corner of out"
home a place to take pri e in.
And comtort, too. Not onlyr is‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

heeler 8: Wilson SCWIHE
years

stitch, are now sold
, exclusively at
Singer stores.
When you buy a
sewing machine
keep in mind
this one thing
—it’s for life.
That is why
you want to
'sclect your
machine at 3.
Singer store.

 

 

 

 

 

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-miiirs. (‘. .\. Wilson, Mrs, ii.
Marshall, It}. It}. Silllilth‘l‘l. IE. 1’. WII'
Ilams. .I. C. Y. Ilmnul. II. Id. iludgct.
W. .i. Whilncy, l-'.. W. ltrown, John
lions. t‘.) 'l‘, I'mul, l-Irlwiu lilti'smi. Now
York; Id. S. linker. .lcrscy City; ti.
ll. Van Fleet. ’l‘routon, N. .l.; A. W.
Marron. Syracuse. N. Y.; II. A. Kid-
ney, Springticld; i. ii. Oschwind, ilti-
cu. N. Y.'. .I. W. Milt‘t,'. iluriiugton. V1,;
Alfred Fossitt, Rising Sun, Md; Ii.
W. Marsh, tlloucdsicr. Mason. H. W.
Blanchard, llmltnu; William Id.
Sohulzc. 'I‘. Who, fluctuilartford: 1).
Swan, Philadelphia; Mrs. It}. I". Coll,
Mrs. L. l’. (loll. Miss (.Iruci- Finch,
'I‘roy, N. Y. °

Mahackemo iii-(‘ounell sisters and
mother. J. Olson, ,Iddwnrd llollorly. It.
ii. Emilc, Now ‘i'orlt: Charles it].
Ult‘itwnotl, South Norwnlk: Ill. Foster,
East Hartford: A. Sclinoidvr, Now
York: 8. ti. ilurnum, Now Haven; .1.
W. Sludwoll, Youkors; Ilcmmn and li_\'~
rou. New York: ti, ll. ’I‘ul'ts, llridgin
port; F, Iii. Brenna, ibislon: l.. It. iiurl-
bull. Ridge-livid; .i. ll. I’lt'ltcll, i’liilrr
dolphin; William
Mr. Iirowu. South

Norwallt: S.

til't-crtschli. Bridgeport: Nathan Ficld.’

Now York: W. It), Stunuary. Soothing:
ton; ll. M, Al‘lil't'WH, Wuliingford:
(Inorgo Marks. tlmrgc S. Imtw-nthul, ii.
F. Donovan, W. .I. (I'Ncil, New York.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

(Ihurh-s A. Reynolds to It. 1.. Hl'tllll-
crlou and Min. land. Roosrvvli slrci-t.
War.

It). A. \\'oodwurd ustulo Io Alirctl ii.
Iiopltins. lniui, Lincoln urn-lino. Wnr.

lilibcl It}. ll. Huston to Morris lrlp-
siclu, I:qu and building. ('UVI‘ nvcnuc.
\\'ur. ,

New York Central Realty (‘ompuny
to .i. Willcll For and iconic M. 'I‘liouip-
sou. laud. Harbor View Park. War.

lt‘nirilnld t‘mmiy Nuiionul lluuk in
Norwalk ltmlty. Title and Invcsinu-ul
Corporation. bout and buildings. city
of NOf'WIIlk. \l‘rr.

Elijah ll. \\’oodworlll, Iruslrc, to
(‘urmiui (,ihrislimlo. thrco lots. l’ros-
port i’urk. War.

 

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HAVE YOU USED

BRAZILIAN

TIIE saw
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Moran, Mr. Shillin.

 

FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
WRINKLES.

 

'l‘bc very latest advlcs are that, the
bum trimmings, ol' Parisian origin, will
huvc a good run during the full.

 

Prclty as they are, compare one of
those much-decorutcd-with-embroidcry
bolts on which hours of time have boon
spout with a plain band of heavy whilc
moire silk boiling and am). which In
your estimation is really more beau-
tiful.

Those who wear scarfs with their
tollorcd shlri~waisls will have the pin
and the link buttons match in design.

The open-mosh linens arc the III-W-
est, woavcs and are much liked for
jumpci‘ dresses by tho vmiugor con-
limp-lit.

'I‘Ilo Pictorial Review thinks om1 of
the most scum-loss of prcsontwduy fads
in that of walking around llt'ill'illll a
blazing sun without a but. Solon poo-
illo do it. lwcuuso it happcus in lu- the
fashion, but u grout nilllllwt' of othcr~
“'th sensible pooplc go about hurtL
hcudud during the summer months mu
”0‘!“ the delusion that: ihcy urn. by so
doing. laying up slot-cs of hvulib for
tho wiuicr. (inc has only to study the
mourn-r of dressing which obtains in
tropical t-ouutrics among ilw whito
pcoplo to lonru wlml centurion of vx~
pcrlcuco linvt- taught tho llwclli-rs
tlwroinwtlint the bond must lw pm~
Iw-tt-d from llli' tllri-ct rays of the
sun.

lmmouudo made with n ctuikod syrup
in fur smoother than win-n uludo of
fresh lemons. and the absent-c of that
raw taste. of tho fresh fruit Is ploaslui:
to most tustos. If properly made It
kcops indefinitely and In very coli-
vouit-ni to have on hand.

BOAT BUILDING.
REPAIRING OR OVERHAULING
Done in the Best Manner Possible.
Complete ways for hauling out vessels
OSCAR ANDERSON,
Formerly 'l‘oquct intuuch Works
Westpori. Conn.

 
 
 

fill! IICROII.

BALM

was his Clint"
' ciguggpcus confirms

 
 
 
 

om WM. cm

50 DOSES 25s.

No opium, no
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CQRRRMHAQN
ICATARRII om“?

ASTHMA

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Cures Sore Throat, aim and Ulcmted iron its takes Gold
Grip adamant-lily out?! the Whole system like Ignacio.

125 DOSES 500,

quinine, no chloroform, no poison.

it a .0 ' tmmwm or

300 DOSESI$L00

 
 

SENTINEL ' Insanity. AUGUST :3. £907.“

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. SELEREDUOING
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c orsetst

The coin Corset which positivelu
reduces the abdomen without dis-
comfort or injury—in fact, it actually
strengthens and brings comfort to
the wearer.

‘ ASK TO SEE THEM.

No. 6512 for tall, stout women.
made of stout ballsle. $5.00.

No. 514 for short sioUl women,
$65.00.

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Come Early

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 14.

Cup anti—Saucer
FREE

with a 25 cent purchase or more of
Spices. Extracts. Chocolate. 60003,
lea, Golfer. etc

In addition to usual checks.

SUGAR.

25 lbs. $1.24: 10 lbs. 50c
20 lbs. $1.00 5 lbs. 25c

The Union Pacific Tea Ba.

:26 Washington St. So. Norwaik,
Phone 655-2.

 

 

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Next to Post Office.
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Potatoes, peck, 29c

EXTRA FANCY NATIV E STOCK—«FINE COOKERB.

 

BUTTER, PER POUND 29°
Fancy Eight Creamery Butten—fl‘ry it.

 

EGGS, PER DOZEN 29o
Strictly Fresh Laid-«Guaranteed.

 

. SUGAR BELOW COST.

II Ibl., 260. 10 lb... 500. 20 "it, $1.00.
60 OTAMPS WITH 1 LB. VERY BEST NO.1TEA ............ 500
20 BTAMPS WITH I/fi LB. VERY BEST NO. I TEA ........... 26¢
26 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. MO-KA BLEND COFFEE ............ 32G
20 GTAMPC WITH I LB. MOCHA &. JAVA COFFEE ............ 30°
15 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. JAVA AND MARACAIBO COFFEE ..... 256 f

THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.

The New York Grocery Company

1‘18 Washington St. Telephone. South Norwalk
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