Evening sentinel, 1887-1926, 1910-11-17

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,bplndln‘g a few days in Hartford.

. the welldtnown vocalist. sang at a con-
.1cert.in New Canaan, last-evening.

Former Highway Commissioner Dan-l
lel Dunlap is a. visitor in Bridgeport to-
day.

John Isyden, of Brewster‘s. former-
iy of Norwalk, lsI “audio: a few days
in town with frien

Mt. and Mrs. J. W. wells. of Bork
icy Itrset. are moving into their newly
acquired borne on that street

The Misses Bessie switcher and
Elisabeth Byrne, of Norwalk. are

The Norwulk Oyster Gr‘owcra‘ Aaao-
oiaii n will meet at the Mahackomo
Hot. Friday evening at 8 occck.

The water main in Dover street, is
being extended to acommodate resi-
dents at the further and of (hilrfll‘elll.

“Mrs. John Wetsuit. .l‘r.. who was on-
craied on a few weeks ago. at her
home in Taylor avenue, is improving
nicely and is now able to be about.

011 Wednesday evening. December
28th. a concert will be given in Look-

Wesleyan Mandolin and (lloe Clubs.

William FIDIKIyn. of Mott avenue.
who is attending the convention of

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-¢

Thomas McRobblns. of Kellogg
street is (unlined to his home by ill
ncas.

Misses Carrie Barrett and May Ben .11) Washington street this morning.

mail. of Norwalk, spent Sunday with
friends in Georgetown.

candy makers which is being held at
Atlantic. City. is expected to return
home Fr.ltluy a

A horse owned by Grocer Nelson W.
Hoyt fell down on the brick pavement

,bui. was gotten up before any serious

l damage was done.

Mr and M” mm" L "l" and “m 1 Mr. and Mrs.“~Rohert Elwood.of New

ily hate moved from 25 Woodward
avenue to No. 74 in the same street

Peter McRobbius. of New York. is
spending a few days with his sister.
Mrs. George W. Smith. of Kellogg
street.

-Coal. Wood and Coke. Raymond
Bros.

Mrs. Theresa Parker. of New York
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Louis
Paganetti. of 25 Haviland street for
a few day‘ s.

Mrs. Frederick Koebler. of Knapp
street is spending a few days in
Brooklyn. N. Y. as the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Otto Fix.

Charles Verlin. of Elmcrcst. Terrace.
is slowly improving after his recent
illness and his friends are now calling
to see him during his convalescent
state.

—~Can you wait for the chicken pie
supper. tomorrow evening. ii to 7:30.
First M. E. Church?

Mr. and Mrs. John Lawlor. who
formerly resided in Hartford. are oc-
cupying the apartments in 2.1 liavi
land street formerly the home of Mrs.
Adam Singer.

A special meeting of the town board
of estimate and taxation is to be hold
on Friday evening. The meeting Will
very likely be held in the town hall in
Wall street. ,

Mrs. 'lda. Miller and Miss Emma
Roestei. who were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Wellnitz. have returned to
their homes lnNew York city and
New Rochelle.

-—Cheapeat and best market to buy
your Sunday dinner is at New York
Market. ~

A force of men in the employot the
city water commissioners are extend-
ing the water main in Dover street
to accommodate several houses at
the further and of the street.

The Misses lda Miller and Emma
Roestel, of New Rochelle. who have
been spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Welnitz, of Chapel
street, have returned to their homes.

Edward helm, of Westport. started
Monday for Pr vidence with bouts Ver-
liu. of Elmer t ’i‘errace.’ having se-
cured a position as salesman for tho
Blgeiow Varnish company under Mr.
,Veriin.

The fourth regular meeting of the
Friday Afternoon Club will be held
tomorrow afternoon. November 18th.
. at 3:30, with Mrs. Kendall. at her home
on Elmwood avenue. The Board will
meetpat 3 o'clock.

The Franklin street school fence is
not appreciated by all the residents
from the hill districts. for they must
go around the fence nmu while for-
merly they went. through .tho school
grounds on route for work.

Miss Kittie Fallon. of Providence.

R [or who IIMIM'VIIRIII in South

Norwolh. iii expected to return to her
home tday or tomorrow. She has made
many friends while in town. who will
regret that she must return horns.

lJncoln Council. No. 4, 0 U. A M;
will hold its regular weekly session to
marrow evening in Mystic Chain Hall.
Five candidatpo will be initiated into
the third do of the order. after
which the pn echle tournament will

'be condoned.

wLego Boring l..amb.12%c lb.. It

New York Market,

women; do: and liar-
old Schools of I Norw'ullts. will go
to Weston Saturday and try to clInn ..
thht place of the game it contains.

Roth annealing roan Ira ardent hun-

ters and boys item I great deal in this
linovtlul concerns» it is Ian-cm that

”ﬁrm .quw on will have to be sent
to iig 1.1.31.1 I day‘ I catch
The Connecticut Germany I horse in

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Gannon. spent the day- with Mr. and -

Mrs. Charles A. Rubey. of Lewis street.
yesterday. They returned to New Ca-
naan this morning.

The Misses Malcom and l’lol’iornc.

who represented St. Paul‘s Branch of .

the Girls' Friendly Society at the con-
vention held in South Manchester the
past two days. are still visiting in the
Ilattcr citv.

Contractor Daniel F. Toomey, of
Stevens street, has purl based a new
Flanders auto through the agency of
the Noiwnlk Consolidated Auto com-
puny. ills small Brush machine. has
been turned in on the deal The now

lruschine was brought to Norwalk on
Tuesday. ..

eeeee Joddc Egg and Steve. $6.50. Ray-
mond Bros. ‘ - .

The Misses Carrie Duncker and his
ll. Krucmer have returned to their

lbomes. after attending the convention
of the (llrls' Friendly Society. which
was held at South Manchester. (loan.
Tuesday and Wednesday. They also
visited Hartford and report having a
most delightful time. '

The Woronoco Construction com
pour. a Massachusetts concern, in the
Berkshires. has offered a reward of
$700 for the apprehension and movie
lieu of the party or parties who hold
up their paymasior. November 12. and
relieved him of funds which he had in
his possession to pay the force of the
company.

The grand lodge of the A. 0. U. W.
of Connecticut has brought suit in
the superior court against the grand
lodge. A. O. U.‘W.. of Massachusetts.
seeking to recover a Judgment 01-125.-
113 which it obtained against the de-
fendant in the courts of Connecticut
The suit was the outcome of an al
lcged adjustment of the financial ro-
lull s of the two lodges at the time.

f'tgllleli separation in lillll.

~Loin of Pork. inc ii). at New York
Market.

Deputy Sheriff Thomas A. Shelley
Is moving from his presenLhomc in
Grand street to thenew house of Mrs,
Weed to lease place. Mr. and Mrs. S.
0. Kemp are moving from the lower
floor or M. if. Schnman's honor. in
issue lacc, to the house vacated by
Sheri Shelley. Mr. and Mrs. tit-luv
menu will move to the lower ﬂoor of
their house and the upper floor will be
occupied by Mr. and Mrs Felix Kearn~
ey. Mr. and Mrs. .i. ll. Maikln. of Of
chard street. will hereafter occupy
their new house in‘Newtown Terrace

Alfred Chase. driver for iii. la Grog-
ory. of Cranbury. had a narrow eacnpo
from serious injury Thuraday when
the horse which he was driving boiled
and ran away. throwing him out of the
wagon. Mr. Chase or“ leaving his
house with the turnoui and was in the
act of lighting a cigar when the amt
dent happened. At the time he did not
have I'tlgbt bolt! on the rains and the
horse had things pretty much hlI own
way. this 'accounting for the fact that
Mr. Chase was thrown from the wagon
The horse startled from Sherwood
street. near Tollscme avenue. and ran
as. far as runes strut. Oil cans.
blankets and other articlII in the war
on at the time were distributed about
him most. Neither the horse. wagon
nor driver were seriously iniurod.
though all had I narrow «capo.

A Protein 1 world “utilities-u
walk. heck: am will be Given

Upon A iloatlon. Writes the Fat-
new tollg‘l’utlmonlaii

Dr. Dick’s Medicine Cos
south ..'orwIlk. (loan
Gentlemen: ‘it is with pleasure that
iadd my testimonial to the list coni-
media, Dr. Dick’s“: as. l have
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A complete display of Titan

long Diningroom ruinous, complete in
every detail Selected to givcre'ly

preference at 'l‘iiInluigiving tide. Our
. Herbert 0. Po‘lard’ of Winnipauk. line of Dining Tables. Buffets. Sideboards. China ELTPIQU‘MM Dining Chairs " ' “
«any or Ill will give an added seat to your Thanksgiving celebration. You,
are It perfect liberty to droo in and look through our immense stock.

A. J Collins Co.

Funeral Direétors and Emlllllilem. . ., .
South Norwalk. Conn.

12- 18 Nerth Main Street.

wood's Hall by the members of the _

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Everything in the Optical Line.

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One of the motions which will come
in for some very Inlay hiltrings before
the lcslalature of 1911 is the ”Act Con
earning Pharmacy." which was passed
It the last scallion of the legislature.
and which has been I fruitful source of
discord among the druggl‘sta of. Con-
necticut during the year and three
months which it liaevbeen on ibe‘ stat-
ute bonito.

it is I fact that while the law has
been in force for in months. at no time
has it been a physical possibility to
enforce it. and nothing more than a
superﬁcial attempt has been made to
enforce it

Draggiata who have obeyed the law
have b on put this considerable ox-
nanse thereby. while others. taking ad
vantage of It have not had to go to
that expense as it has been Impossible
for all to obey it.

One clause of the not passed at the
last. session of the legislature provides
as follows:

Section 7~“'i‘hc application or any
person desiring to be licensed as an
assistant, pharmacist shall set forth by
alldavits that he has» bad - not

Eyes Examined Free

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NO ‘PROFESSION

offers the Quick Returns of I

MERRILL BUSINESS COURSE

So. Norwnlk Stamford Port Chester

THANKBGWING ADVICE

we will givoiyou. and you may
I; to be thankful

automobile W in good condition
before Thanksgiving Day if it .
needs overbatdlng. and you may
escape I breakdown or trouble
on the road. if it should come.
bring it to a ‘good repair shop.
where we will remedy all do-
[cuts and completely overhaul it.

W. A. Haniord’s

42 North Main St.

160 cahmaoae. IUImaII wsoows. ram witness.
nuns WAGONO. .1119 soon want. amt no allure.

if you In to want of any of the Iowa. will manila

LUTHER M. WRIGHT S

NORTH MAIN AND UNION “‘8.

you bargain price.

la IlwaI given tide pmnladnco. but.
style and service are also carefully
cooIldei-ed in every pair 01’

"Walk-Over”
Shoes

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WOMEN’S. 08.50

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90 Wuhinuton Street.

loath Norwalk

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coo-mood balm 111111er and Planar:
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the date of his application. No certifi-
cote of license shall issue except a
renewal certiﬁcate to either pharma
clst or assistant unless the applicant

infection of the commission of phar-

ter and shall have passed an examine»
tion satisfactory to said commission.

Section 5 says: "Every such regiu.
lured pharmacy shall be ‘in the direct
charge and management of a pharma~
clsi. or. in CME'OT his temporary ab-
sence. an assistant pharmacist. duly
licensed. in accordance with the provi-
sions of the following sections."

These two sections of the law have
.Ictcd directly in opposition to each
other during the past fifteen months.
Section 5 provides that each drug store
shall at all times be in charge either
~ of a pharmacist duly licensed as such.
or in charge of an assistant pharma
clot who shall also be” My licensed

Section 7 provides the method under
which Icenses II assistant pharma-
cists may be taken out.

At no time during the whole fifteen
months which have passed since the
bill was enacted into law has it been
possible to enforce it Is there have not
been enough applicants come before
the board to take examinations ‘8-
siatant pharmacists to fill all the pool.
lions created by the law had they all
passed. and while one section of the
law demanded that pharmacists have
such assistants It has been absolutely
Impossible for them to obey it owing
to the fact that there have not been
enough assistants created to fill the

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ldcmand.
Even now advertisements are up
[pouring in papers throughout the state
‘for assistant pharmacists. but the an-
tsavers are few and far between.

Many of the men who have success—
lfnliy passed the auto examinations as
assistant pharmacists have demanded
pay fully as high as the pay usually do
mended by duly licensed pharmacists
because the know that they had the
drug store proprietors In a tight place
and that they must either pay what
the assistants naked or else disobey
the law.

The "assistant” has had the drug-
giIis in I very embarrassing position
for the law states that anyone who
diocbeya any of the provipiona of the

nutshell forfeit $5 per day while so
doing.

Any druggtal who has been unable

the put ﬁfteen months when there
have not been assistants enough to
give each drug store in the state even
coo. would be compelled to pay over
32,000 now should anyone make a com
plaint and have the law enforced in his
particular case.

The druggiat commission admits
that it has been powerless to enforce
the law and yet if is understood that

will not ask for any change in the
law at. the next session of the leglalp
lure thoth it is admitted that there is
no possible way of knowing how long
it. will be before the law will become
possible of enforcement

Those who are familiar with tile
drug business state that It is pm
that th- number of “licensed

~ cats” will remain about what it is at
present and possibly IIIIIn II tilde

passes. and those who have passed “I
. “animation become licensed pharma-

clots.
The law falls with especial severity
on small drug stores. and especially on
iii this country. where the Ito-
«M Till m in the habit of blit-
lug up the prescriptions hirbaelf. and
h land a boy to sell soda water. III-

will.

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the law be cotiid not even

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\lesI than three years practical exper- »
lance wherein drugs. medicines. and
ipolsona were dispensed and retailed
’the applicant must have had at least
irvm years of such three years' cxpm-

iicnce wthin five years last preceding

therefore shall have shown to the sai- .

“racy that he is of good moral charoc- .