: Curtains "Vufisc a pair
EK
flies Winifred n. monomer
formerly a nurse at the Norwalk Hoe-
Ditala w rl Vd .
has. iuwsifiyw" a "£3”:
tripironis
5- We 1mm whoa-has seen
critically ill with pneumonia and fev-
er in New mam» the male
deuce of her par to M and Mrs.
George W. in our street.-
Ariel Johnson; or the eagle Detec-
tive- Asency in Muscat. has been
In South NOI‘M in lion with
some of his assistants ere. Mr. John-
son was forms or harbor emplowd
, in WWII . ."
-V-'Vl‘ocque' s. dyeing and cleaning. Por-
tlers dyed to match any shade. Wonk
called for and delivered. Tel. 712-3.
Washington Camp. No. 11 Patriotic
Order of the Sons of Ameflca, will go
to Grenewich on Thursday evening to
institute a new camp in that place.
The members will leave South Nor-
Walir on the B: 40 o'clock train.
‘ Henry Borschae resigned his posi
tion as driver of one of the mail wag.
one, between' Norivalk ind" South Nor-
walk, and Michael permit”. Who has
the mail contract at present. has re
signed from another position and tak-
en. up the wins again. *
The Rev. Frank Dunweii Waiter.
who has just became pastor of the
First Motherlst church. will be pres
out at the Way evening prayer
service, though he will spend most of
the week in Waterbury, getting ready
to move to South Norwalk.
Miss Mary Evenden. of South Nor-
walk. who lappeddiil acme time in
Florence, Italy,’r'e'ceiity met Mrs. G.
C. Btillson and Mia Sarah Beers, oi
South Norwalk, do that place. Miss
Evgnden will probably return to this
country in about a month.
Mrs. B. M. Andrews .isi improving
her property at the. corner of West
avenue, and Cedar street by having a
large number of fruit trees set out
Each tree is- prytected by heavy posts
and irails and he youdn are being
enclosed in a high metal fence.
"fi‘or the Land’s Véake" use BOWker'e
Fertilisers. Manuel Toro Hatch, Agt
The services Sunday at the Norwaili
M odist Church were conducted by
the v. Frank “Torrey. . The church
was very prettlly 'ratdeco ed with East
or lilies and palms. The Junior
league hinder Mrs. E M Ford and
cortese visited the sick and presented
them with Easter cards.
Gemse Mt flames. or Mom street
Nomalk, received his handsome big
and new Pierce Arrow automobile yes
terds’y. The car is of the six cylinder
type. and was purchased by Mr.
Holmes m an Wood and
Company; M Ay-lor. who acted as
driver forpph. Holmes last year. has
‘ . e position. _,
llfl’ost. Grand Army oi
.h‘eld a regum meeting.
last nigh, slid received four new mem-
bers. Thepommttte halvingcbarge oi
the- -c stole «fitment also
held a mac ing, and completed plans.
The business sessions will be held in ‘
the armory. Another meeting of the
committee will be held next Monday
night at 8 o'.clocl1
The Easter services of the Norwalli
Cong; opal Chuteh were conduct
ed film I»! “will“? by the aster. Rev
George D. Egbert. The church was
very prettily decor-“ed“ with palms and»
Eatservriiiieeg. The; special Easter
music ..waa..rendered by . the. church
quartette and violin solos by Miss
Olim- Ens! had some Wt Heaths
Arthur Shepard also pondered aeleo
tions on the comte. .9 i :1
eharIey Schuman, the well-known
Norwalk baseball player. has joined
theiDanvillszirglnia, tea'm. and has
bgncdtgllgh I“ m olithat auto
3 I “1131mm: '-
fame ME? wt the Boston teams
as wee c uman pitc wlfounilnn-
lugs and the Danville Register referred
to his elem by nucleons Wing
the, sensa‘ q .39 '1!le DnnviiieuI held
the big" into b’to 2.
. him. until nearly Ill
. V - = in minutes ahead of
theiiie’gul‘ali ‘1 ‘ -. morning paVsson- -
93} The del y was dhm‘to . mi
rw
e main line near
bnry Newfiya ‘j'm'gV‘VL-irr '1 , .r‘i-l
m Bidliit
Helm Jihfuemlvlflt. y a... which; o
. in rainwater“
’1 moved to News);
Bargains
- on WAN.
‘ Minions...
p Wh the}:
thy-"ht,
"Miss Clara Johnson. of south Nor
walk. spent Sunday with her parents
a Do lockwood is e ter
_ iss ;Terhune at it; w
at ”W.
I Marv Wit-ii»
illrof Stamford
New York city.
. 4.1 V (Wall‘er. of No plk. line so
., ,l h)
. ‘3
* iwfl‘fi
and family
Stamford, hag
smith. oi as widen
"‘33:? i: Mi!” litmweek with
Mr and Mrs William Wilmott. oi
new M ii‘
WWW frw a”
Ntfiifili‘. spanijler rdsyqa‘t gar not;
on Grassy Plain street,l5 Bethe]
£11
Lockwood avenue.
Iih’
h 9&6;th 'eV, 1‘." , will re-
(‘3 6
tempo are also; 0 Mnfism" '
ii a Guillotine Glimby, of New York
clings responding We} days with Miss
Florepce Bouncin-
" Major George M. Holmes has pur
[chased a fine weevils“: {arty-eight
horsepower Xinrccdrrow automobile
James Carney and John Tierney. of
St Thomas‘ College. are spending their
Easter vacation with friends in Nor
walk.
A regular meeting of the Norwaik
Methodist Church will be held this
ocloplt.
The class meeting of tire Norwaiir
Methodist Church will be held at th(
home of Mrs. S. B. Meeker. of West
port avenue.
Miss Lou Barrett, of Holden avenue,
has entered a hospital in New Haven,
where she will study to become a
trained nurse.
(Mn and Mrs. Eugene Webb. of Stain-
. have been guests of Mrs. Sadie
fSaunders, sister of Mrs. Webb. at 14
South Main street.
The police picked up a woman' a bi
cycle in Haviiand street. and took in
to headquarters where it may be ob
tained by the owner.
Frank A. Baker. the former trimmer
of the municipal electric plant, has
returned from New York. where he Im-
been spending a few weeks.
Insurance adjusters are expected to
arrive in town today. to look over the
ruins of the Jlomhklss Cbmpany fac-
wry, in Hoyt street.VN91-wailt.
Theodore 0. Olsen. of Spring street
has started on a. six weeks' business
trip through New York state New Jer-
sey. Pennsylvania and Canada.
Invitations have been issued for the
sociable and dance of the Ladies of
the Maccabees of the World ct Arion
Halli Thursday evening: April 22.
anti: outComp-or. We!“ yesterday as the
eatof Colonel Heistand adjutaniV
generals department Vol; .the.mt.ll
,I‘own Teachers" A
held tonight at the "School;
ghnries S. Macfarlaud will give the ad-
recs.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society. of the Nor-
waih Baptist Church, will hold their
menu] business meetiw this after-
ioon at 3 o'clock, in the lecture room
:1! the Church. . .
Miss Helen Curnyn, of Connecticut
avenuerwho has been confined to her
home with an attack of appendicitis,
was able to be out of doors yesterday
Tfor the first time. . ,
Wililom 8. Sturtevaut. of Elmwood
averting left Nodal! Sunday on a
insiness trip. and will travel exten-
sively throughout the West before re-
turning to Norwaik
r William '1‘. Jensen former well
known 80th Nor-wait. young man
writes friends that lie is on a trm a;
California. Mr. Jones describes the
Golden Gate state as the "candy coun
try." For a year or two Vite has been
{living in Texas”
WI, «Will A. Benedict, yard savoring.
tendon tor Raymond mothers. In still
quite iii. , Mr. Benedict is going
through all attack of intermittent i'e
ver. During his absence, Miss Bertha
It. Hunter of the business office 0 *thie
9.1-sz assisting at the
Willlapl J, Foster. iof
who rec'elitiy nine an automobills‘t,
will.) to??? stances, even though
is is your! canto game. Sunday
r. Foster; “13:0”
rewsters, Y., and back. In Brew-
been he had dinner at room rad ly
Extraordin
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Predicts Stones
.WS‘H.»
io‘r Eldest
Fifth- Ave...“ 33rd St
it’é‘lii-‘Sihr‘lfi V“ ,
nil-m may was friends in V.
g Hawthorn? ‘V .-
V.
flatter Sunday
evening in the church parlors at 8 .
itiaptaln Learned Snydelwf the all "
Tho regulat- mfifi: tire Nomi-ilk .
lation will he 1
Dr. ‘
new resume
N‘Oil Cloths and Linoleums
rm coverings of all kinds are In high dentist! new. In there anything
more satisfying to a housekeeper than to look down at the liners of her
home and find them clean with coverings good to look "i There is
mowing about Matting that appeals to all sensible Wasps". it is
other. «little and as sanitary as any door coverings could possibly be.
fiétterrWent or center patterns cannot be found anywhere. Prices
19/361 W 60o. . ‘
OILCLO’I‘HS and LINOI.EIIMB. l these goods we have just received
a large assortment of new and pretty 1) tcius at small prices.
i. it; I.“
.1 .-. "‘3‘“
funeral Wreétors and Emhaimers,
12 is North Main Street, VV South Nprwailr.V Conn
ugh ~
@. B. J uCkson
1 03)an "
3 Everything in the Optical Line.
‘ Eyes Examined Erect.”
”V -i V....;,.V1.V.‘quivuri¥rfr “n 11;;
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 438. NOBWALK.
Umbrell "' ” “V
So extensive and well-chosen is our stock of Welles that we
feel safe 1n saying we can satisfactorily fill cvfl’y Umbrella want of
the entire family. Moderate pricing market every line. Prepare for
April showers by procuring an Umprelia now.
N E. RYAN a ca,
36 iifushington Street South Norwailt
Is
1,
:,fv;3
I.
Electric Labor Silt
tric Portable Table Lamps and Demos.
ill RED K [i U
ratifies: 35-4 W ei‘wasmuc'rou eraser
You Are Hunting Trouble
every day you delay having that car-
riage repaired. For little breaks have
a habit of suddenly developing Into
. big ones. Have no Jlx up your car-
' riago now. it will certainly save you
expense. it may save you from a se-
rious: accident later on.
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American Agricultural Chemical 00!. 8; rphoaphatu a! time, Potato Marv
ure, Complete Manure. Fine Groun Bone. ~
Marita; Potato Manure, Complete Manure! Top Dressing, Fruit and Vino Fen
r :er.
Land Plaster. AIr- slacker! Lime. Muriatelof Potash, Nitrate of Soda, Un-
leached Wood Ashes. Barnyard Mann 5
Electric Percolators, Chafing Dislike Small Stem. Water
Heaters. Broilers, Ovens. Luminous Radiators. etc. Docket Flash-
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
ll :-
sous‘irumo oil 'lmumcne.
A Correspondent Believes That
Many Clue the Cutting II
Unnecessary. ‘ “V V
Editor Evening Sentinel;. ‘
In the reading 01.th histormlf
ones inclinations Incllues him to I0
back to medieval times and even I.-
road. he Will become umiiiarizp’d. with
events of the (MRI period, 1M9”)?
period and various of the m trons
positions)! name that are accepted
menopause malice of the gradual
transformation cl our planet into hab
table surroundings
It Was reserved for the present cen
tury, however. to ebulliate into being
hippie we might stylo the "apmndicitls
age.” something that has wrapped Its
tentacles so lk-miy around the. boiler
against of unrest. mute that
only time and the inject n of n plen
tltudeof common sense will give roilei
from the strain. .-
'i‘he number of years baclt In which
we first. heard of inpandiettla could
be counted upon the fingers of at least
both nds if not one. and in this
‘1Inter‘vai people by the thousands have
, been cut and operated upon ion the
removal of the “\evmifor m appendix.
it Is not for u. layman like myself to
yvvhother 01 not this remvai is
essential in cveiy case, and it would
be presumptious up to the limit oi
silliness so make such a contention.
it is within my province howevel. to
quote statistics bearing on the matter
which would tend to bear out the im
piesuion that the cutting in so many
cases Is unnecessary, and in hurting
the lesson for this surgical custom
many points might be considered
No doubt but what in a few in
stances a resort to the knife is neces
sary. but in general the statistics of
the French army for 1905 would seem
to prove almost beyond question that
”the cutting is a. surgical fad and lie
encouraged not so much by the desire
to render speedy relief and cure by,
- ordinary methods but because it plays
a large part. on the fears of pee leV -
which enables physicians to or or
their
as the con tiltion dV financial
Viability of such phtibnts 63am
it must be understood that the
French people in the matter of stalls
ties are the most painstaking and thor
V cash of any nation. and therefore the
amt-y report before alluded to must
be considered unproiudiced and cor
rect. And again Its accessibility is
easy for 1eferenco if any should be
curious enough to wish proof.
. An extract from the report appeared
-In the New dork Globe of October
.1906. in which was stated that the
army tor 1905 show '100 cases of so
pendicitis anointed upon. twenty-eight
deaths; 420 cases treated without the
knife. for tyvthrae deaths." .
Member that these ilgiirea are on
record and available and because they
present absolute evidence against
wholesale cuttiiu Is no fault of the
writer. but are facts which It Is dim-
cult to disprove. .
'Raconiendm that physicians are more
observation of their provenance whl
disclose mun this“? oi hence eon}.
petition it is not to be summed that
ilwy would While any general meth
ed that would tend to increase bust.-
ness with its consequent additional
fees. and perhaps it would be rather
severe to assert that. they encourage,
the broader method which, contains
in itself so much of the commercial
element. .»
The thought naturally arises that if
the French people are so much more
susceptible in the treatment of apnea.
dicltis from a purely medical course
without cutting than are our native
Americans. surely there must be a rep,-
son. 0. reasons
I think It is an open secret that
they. prescribed hour pills. has
pellets “11me in $0!
In such cases. the to tal condition is
bei ins-meted esteem the par-ms
and circulate the end would seem to
justify the means.
For this andcbvlous re . a n phyu
.tlvato lecithin patrons l a meme
-sury.lluancial depths for purely person-
at grip is fact the moral reunirou
moms should transcend theta! all
more My let into the secrets oi
ndentlai tacitly relationship than
erupted physician.- The rice Moot.
loge men aim graduation choose
CON N
meberxaniiitiill . orig for Everytl;
1cm in ‘
h ‘0;
"‘4 “‘1; an! F: and w
we have «Meantime mmMusvaoi-d and" so little iiaaii of lum-
.fi V W of this company or any at its predecessors, and
.w. u.» at“, we-..
,.
‘“ an. is‘ elm!
a life profession giving the greatest
. Manama. hallo.
" mm cutest the
field without that necessary moral
' tapilpu and natru‘al aptitude the such
com or.“ ind t layesseptiat. if ultimate
ucczg naliymsacheth;
"r 11A~i 31%th profession in over-
5- ”01'0me an eminence patron~
efltabl .nlny
by I. correspondent of
the New York Times under date of
mommy-83. 1808. «entitled "What
Ails the Doctors." and in coucludlng
l submit his article as it bears directly
on the point above discussed:
‘4‘» tier
live up ”tramps Vol all; sums-r: Ml 1%
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trill:
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in all the intended min fuhmqfiblefibylea In Vlienufiand Women's
Footwear 'th re found at our atone. I
Patent Gait, r... on” Blood and Suede
woman's.
name any “V. .3.
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t"‘w‘i$irf‘"1“‘1‘"“ .‘
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WHAT sins run oo'drnosr
i Slim Rewards
Times:
careful observation and ~reflection, I
m utrei it in his while
Since I am a Newhfiforhm‘hyeician. ac;
curate knowledge oil conditions, in. oth-
or cities. and in the country is not at
b” onus rather in!“ Win
lance t humus tilt thideolty
911nm murmurs There is Vile up
for exaggeration.
o‘hvoid personal bias I will suit
slur; my 01ml ions-e. although It is quite
Minion that of nut closest mod.-
New
it'al friend 1-19 la a tall broml- shoul
‘ hand.
literal. athletic teller under 1313;on
patients to hospitals and tar such ,.
merwpary other pmlaulonal
people would be beiouafol as a
class they. are summing as an
can th is
' not howsced out and expia ned.
rhush) physicians have a per cent. of i
matron- with luminary-- Illa. foe “1411th
law
do not practice real deception, houses.
the 109* “
miter professions as none other ism
HAO
age so distributed that many able ‘-
practitioners have a strenuous time .3
to even int a comfortable living. much 'V
less to .pdt aside a dollar for the in- .
anv-
Instance giving proof of '
emplaint .l‘hat the Profession. Gains "
o the Editor. of The. NewiIYork 1“
. Thole Is some thing or things the ‘ ‘
Vtheiprolcsalou of medicine. and if any ..
zone out some, nuns to a diagnosis .
than I have been able to do through .
claws:
horas; m émo w”
var some ll 1
honors. and enter coil as at the‘
modicai schools in this city,
which be some out at the of (our.
year! third in I class of: . Upon
presentation of an Managua thesis.
he received a movie” from
his university, and hem. .gt year
armlnment seriliau‘ ‘,
honpi tai mute?”
aimlnationm {it
as most ll.‘ ...
order to equip l'dm ~ _, .
oral practice. For .-.
been struggling aghast tréili
odds to set a restrain In this
expenles are [160 per month. an
cover merely the bare spat oi: lug
I'M ”99.de “phone. Etc
spends his money foolishly or indulged
in liquor tobacco. or more! Vices in
ii] respects lie is an exceptional 1.
Now then for all these vii-urea
receives the magnificent average
monthly reward a! 350 (mm bill me
lice. About 325 a month ndditlonitl
comes from literary worries! cot you,
etc. Fortunately he has kind re vac,-
who help him keep a. sign on till
his house. otherwise he would have to'
stand in line for a job along with men .
less fortunate in brains but quite as
successful in making a llving. All
his family ties are here: a country
practice is not to his liking. because
he wishes to carry on research in the
laboratories and hospitals. He has
tried to get work with every insurance
company in town and with several cor-
porations, railroads, etc" only to be
told that there are 200 or more phy-
Vsiclans already 011 the waiting list.
'r‘videpilv something ‘1“ “in ma“ " "'“1
the profession of medicine. Ellinat is
it? E.mdee
New York, Nov. 23, 1908.
HCARLES RAYMOND.
East Norwalk, April 12.1909.
aTVATEMEN‘l' #ROM MR. ELLS
Talia Somethin of the Automobile In-
V cident in Vivarside Avenue. ’
Editor of The Sentinel;
I wish to state that It. was Geor e 1’.
Instead of JamesE Elia. Jr” who gur-
ed In the automobile incident occur:
ring late Thursday night. as reported
in your Saturday 'aBentiuel. Also that
i ilrmiy believe that thalnliupt was
about right when he testified that the
lutomobilo approached him at a rate
of sixty to seventy miles an hour. But
Captain Ilunt never testified he went.
around that letter 8 curve at that
rate, althought it is a. wonder to me
that he or er made It. at the rate he was
going around that second came when
he was headed straight for eyelash my
extreme right side Vol the road. I! lililc
mate I think- ! would be perfectly safe
in. saying area at thirty to forty mtles
an hour. and he had to slow down still
more. probably to about twenty-live
--miles an hour to get by me (and that
on his wrong side of the road) That
section is a particularly dangerous.
soot In that there are two bills those
curios. a steep onlbankment on one
side. and a road none too wide. all
within a short distance No automo
bile ought to go faster than ten miles
5111? that section. -
. .Wish also to state that if the gentle-
man should: char. mailman to so
through the was experience team I
would not rials my lite for it. Suppose-
.that wheel had» broken on. that curve
instead of the South Union avenue
curve. or suppose he had gone too Levi
furthel in the come he was coins:
he would now! have made the turnout
for me without milking me our com.
pletely. The result. was it took» him?
thirteen hours to make a train instead
of a my etcd. five r eight minutes from i
the tip top of mnsoocir Hill. and i
was deprived of l! half holiday that i
had been looking forward to in anticl- '
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li‘resh lrom the creamery. It yam
find It dliilcult to find Butter to suit
try our special mosh made
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Vpatlou of work in counectlon with my "
"Butter! Butleri flutter? "
Creamery in tub or print. 36V: and 38s ~
We are headquarters: for thowilnest
pares“. :Rhuharb Radish. Lot;-
lure.” Water Cress Spinach. Racism: .
Gran- new -
Gallium! Ieermr 18¢“!va display .
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Loaders 1n
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We are showing hundreds ofV
‘ actual duplicates of Paris He
5 as well :1: Typical New Very
sis/m.
At $4. 95 to $15. 003:
sari sin wiubow . ', 51-2;
DISPLAYS. . 5
MANV SHIP SUBSIDV BILLS:
wnsumarhml' Allin ion—congress
will have myrshipvsubsitly bills to
select from. If it concludes to act on
that kind of legislation during the Si»
to -ilrst congress Representative Sui- '
zer. of New York, is the latest meme.
her to introduce a bill on the nutrient.
His bill provides for a: srsdmed sys-
tem of tonnage in favor of American
built ships and against foreign ships.
“it followr; closely the policy of the.
early statesmen" said Mi. Sniper. in.
explaining the bill. “During the con
tinuapge of the old law, the United
States had the finest deep sea carrying
fleet in the ord.‘ .,
new? title °,"'
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