NORWALK
V1} Get
my Your
Filled
Drquants.. ...
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
.. service at all times.
.5. Personal attention giv-
‘ on to all prescription
, pwork. .
' “ Chains for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
home for'months With illness, is stead-
ily improving and his , relatives and
friends hope that the spring weather
will soon see him out at ills ou'rn work
of delivering papers.
Louis Cunevuri. the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Cattevari. who. ‘
operate the fruit store on the flat iron
lot. at the corner of East Washington
‘street and Scavlew avenue. was the
5victim of an accident. yesterday after-
5noon. which come near being a eerious
one. Louis fell through a show case
éwound in thetwrlst. dangerously near
lthe artery. 'l‘hecut was a jagged one
iand bled profusely. Fortunately Dr.
Franklyn G. Brown happened to be
near at hand and the young fellow pre-
isetned himself to the doctor. He was
taken to James Parker‘s pharmacy.
where the wound was dressed. 5 bottle
behaved himself like a little man and
although the out was painful and the
. sight of blood combined with the ex-
E5AST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire headquarters, \-an Zandt St. Tel.
212* 152th Washington and Fort Ste
Iii—Wan Zandt St. & So. Osborn Ave
216~East Ave. and Rowan St.
. 217~—Wlniield St.
223—-B‘ort and Charles Ste.
224—«East Ave. and Fitch St.
225nm. John St! and Edlie Ave.
:332~—Seaview ave. and First. St.
’335-nliouievard and Second St.
sail—Cove Ave. and Fifth Sit.
Auxiliary box in Malvip school con-
meets with box 335.
'm
meets with box 216.
;5 One blast of whistle at odd times
testing or line‘bpen.
One blast of whistle at 8 p uh,
Auxiliary box in Fitch school can»,
ceesive heat. of the day all contributed
in making the, operation one to be
shunned, he never shed it tear and was
warmly congratulated by those pres»
out. ’
, authors ililllilEiiTlll
ills BENEFIT
(Continued from First Page.)
”......“
the sweet music w-hlch was rendered
by the taietned musicians The single
was decked out in Music Hull's prot-
ties: scenic effects together with
palms. wit wet-59 iagteinliy pieced
5 in the store and sustained a nasty .
.pta d . 5
3%l1m%5p5mueve§ Wednesday?
Two blasts of whistlewi- lwflre out.
Four blasts of “biotic—~14. l-lwat
a: 30 a. in.. no school.
some call at 11': 30 a. m., one session.
A telephone message to elecilic ste-
tion (795). between the hours of 6 p.
In. and 6 n at, giving location of tire.
. s of the Eireinen 's Man
lioliii Orchestra who antondhnts and
appeared in their peat blue uniforms.
The selections by Mr Alli were
tluiy wonderful His work on the man
:lolin was of a character to charm his
listeners. while his efforts on the her;
WESTPORT <
SAUGATUCK
John Baker and Walter ,Ailcn are
painting the Goldstlckcr residence.
Frank Sturges is having improve-
lnents made to his residence on East
Church street. V
The Women's Beneficont society of
the congregational church ‘will hold its
annual festival .lune 16.
..-
wrlmlilsn
' 'apection ct schools in Waterbury, read
cal society in liartfmd recently.
V schools:
V ‘ "When Dr
fl ,
lief and on absol
’ Asthma. Brooch
Y
react to! price i .
. inl I’Mkeze by Vmaii it) cents. .
N. 30- u PM». Cleveland. Ohio
“we,
GOHOOL MEDlOAL lNSPEOTiON. ‘
W”
anellent ReeuiteV hhown by Year's
Experience In Waterbury.
Dr. In W doodenouuh, medical
VilV‘or ital Word Pharmacy.
“we...“ ...
in~
apnper before the Connecticut Modl
it
has the ring of one who is an enthus»
last in his work. The Waterbury‘ Vite.
publican has the following, which in
of interest hole in view of the inten.‘
tion'to have medical inspection in the
(loodcpough began his
efforts in thcc opacity of school med-
ical inspector, nearly a year and one-
haii since. there was very little entitle
niacin shown in the cause en‘tilevpart
good deal of opposition,- was manifest-
cdtoward the kind of inspection in-
tended. his entered into his Work with
remarkable energe and has continued
it with conscientious industry and‘l
spot. The work that he has accom-
pliehed is simply marvelous. He per-
lionaily inspects all children up to and
includingthevfltlh tirade each month.
At ' it rough estimate. ‘ than must mean
that at least 6.000 children are when
utely examined monthly as to vermin,
cleanliness, vision. tenth. throat and
lungs. The higher grades. up to and
including the high school scholars. are
examined less often, the necessity of
Mrs. Ernest Wahemsn and (laugh,
tor who have passed the winter in;
Bridgeport have reopened their reel-
deuce in the Forms. . l
Miss Virginia l’arke is training the;
the
primary and junior classes of
Farms Sunday school in a floral can.
this for.Chil:lren'u day.
Ahladdocl: has purchased a build
ing lot on Corrine street south of the
residence of John Allen and will soon
erect three new houscu.
‘ The pupils of the eighth grade of tho
delighted spectators, who were held “Him” ‘3'“! Hiking! ifsis‘ for |'ndlnlil movements in tho health of the on”.
entranced throughout the evening by ”'0“ m l “' hm‘w'm ' sails artery (iron Dr (}OV"V'V“‘-n.'l‘h in the right
'murl: it ill cactupt thorn nourishing en‘;
tlunce exnlninailons. ,
o
improvements are being mado to'
the Aaron Sherwood homestead V
(‘hsrlcs Schiller. of New Haven. has
secured a position at the Westport
Drug Co. for the summer
o A reception will be tendered Rev
and hire. Bennett Mackenzie on lane
6. at the home of William G. Staples.
in honor of the twentieth anniversary
examination in these aradcs being less.
it seems impossible that so much can
be accomplished by one man. The inv
specter has lived down nearly all on
ijBlthli. has gained the connection of
the children and that carries with it
that also of the intents. Tuiierculooiu
jcaees have been taken out of school
Viund it has been demonstrated beyond
loavil, that the mat of mid impaction
is one of the best possible municipal
investments. ’lho inspection acts a!
an incentiio for children to take care .
Qof themselves, combat also interests
V parents and the instruction given them
is invaluable in the direction of im-
“than in the right place and it is for
lthe interest of llit‘ city that he contin
pad in the cushion no long as he in
in willing to accept the responsibility and
‘portorm the duties as satisfactorily as
al present" 4 l“- .5
‘l ”W
’ areal languid. weak, rundown?
Headache! Stomach “off"?-—-Juot .3
plain case of hay liver Burdock
lilood Bitters tones liver and ototnhoh.
..nromotes digestion. purifies the blood.‘
and , ‘
Sold by droughts; mall on .
. down at the
‘ them. in the United States the driver
V V where his huha may be in passing.
of the people 01’ Waterbury and; a,
London leivels. sitting on the right,
side of the drivers seat, tum to the
loft. Why? in order that looking
right side V ,
they may gauge to a fraction of an
inch the hubs of a vehicle lueeunli
still preserves the light side of the
at and in turning to the right of the
money has the least knowledge of
But. in international navigation the
right hand rules always obtain. it
is in the narrow channel wmding into
a port whole the extremal. or élilpllwl
sis is laid upon the vessel keepingto
starboard, no matter how many crooks
and turns and loops the channel may
make. ,5 t
This was illustrated in a collision
(in the Wham-Poo River in China.
when the Paula and the Normandie
collided. The Norrnnndie was de
scanning the stream, keeping to stun
board. The Pokin was ascendinxthe
channel, keeping to Mental-board. At
a sharp turn in the channel the two
boats collided. The Pekins master
declared that owing to the sharp bend
in the river it was a “crossing" ‘case.
in which the Normaudie was to blame:
in the House of Lords however. lit
Was held that the right. of any chan-
nel of any degree of sinuosity lay at
the right of the channel's centre;
that therefore when the Pekin failed
to observe the rule in the sharp bond
and "cut across" it became an offend-
er against the law and must pay dam-
ages. «Chicago Tribune.
Panthers in Vermont Parents.
The frequently reported presence
of panther rind wild cats in Vermont's
woods may be laid primarily to the
drool. incleabe in deer. The young
Nimrods who for a generation or two
have wandered the forests of the
State in calm security because the
dreaded "painter" was only a creature
of pioneer days, will now begin to
realise that the hunter runs dune
rleil of being hunted. too. and may.
perhaps. not a better idea of the curi-
ous reasoning by which the lord of
creation assumes his right to scare
ions as he himself is safe.
with a VermoMnnthcr and imagines;
they are largely a story book fancy
will do well to take a good look at
the specimen preserved in the natural l
history collection in the Btute Honest
at Montpelier. He looks as if hel
would not mind sitting down and hov- .
ing a friendly bite with any good fel-
low he meLwSt Alhaus Messenger
Strange Death of Rival..uage.
Many records exist of the way in
which rival stagsihave mot their death
when fighting on alwromapy. Proba-
bly none is more strange than that
described by llerr C. Draibtnore: of
Chulottenhurx in the Demons laser.
imitating. The keepers the
Guibensend shooting in illecltienburu-
Bohwerin found a line twellte pointer
lying deed. apparently from miles
booklet. “How to Preserve the Shin."
every living thing out of his way so
Anybody that wants an adventure;
5_____5_55 l
l
, laisted’s {Drug Shade. of this cVi
has just closed a deal wherehr the)
will continue to be agents for memo—m
tile well known remedy for Eczema. 5
plums and all diwhiiils of the shin
and scalp.
The extraordinary no that tidal”
clean liquid exteinal treatment icv
shin affections has made into public
favor in the last few years proves its
Wonderml curative properties and
makes it indeeda valuable. addition to.
the flue stock of remedial seems out»
Vi?“ .
VShore Dinners and All Kinds.
Sea Food Cooked to or or
liliili l. il’Siil-iliill
(Gregory Boulevardl5-‘ 5
EAST NORWA‘VLK
till
riod by Plaisted’s Drug Store.
' They have uiimiteri supply or saint
pies, one of which will be ;given free
to any skin sufferer who whites to
test the merit of the medicine. A
will aieobs given to those interested
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Oak .
channel-s
High polished, five large drawers; a.
i
Only
very useful piece of furniture.
B. K. MiV'i‘CHELL. UNDERTAKEB
r
Decorator 5
10 mm an. East Norw ll:
Telephone 452‘ *
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISH!!!
CORVNIR WALL AND HIGH ITS...
NORWALK. couu.
horwslk Branch Office of
V The Evening Sentinel
JOHN W. (VICE DEAD.
...—......—
Merlden MIn,;Frienq of GOV Chom—
herle'n. Expires at Stamford.
\ilEilli)F.N. May till. wJohn W Coe.a
loading lliizen of statewide popu-
5inril\, died Saint-liar evening in Stain
ford alter a long illness due to gen-
eral decline. \ir. Coo was 70 years
laid and in his pliluc5 “as one of the
Chiropractic to the science
cause of the disease and the art 5 5 5
gloating the some Diseases ere ‘
by a wrench. twist or sprain
back
.. creates pinched nerves and
later life in the different 0
limbs. ’
Chiroprltcon remove the canoe
this disease and pain. and
restored through humanism:
nerve '3'!ka in your body 5
Nervoosneso Rheumatism. W
ole. Heart. Kidney and Female 55
e4 wneumo'rou e1: so; Modulator
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe, ‘
Definition of Chiropractic
Even if done in chit
van special etteuti
ntost prominent wholesale meal deal ‘5
are in the state. Be one a staunch
Republican and from 1530/. to 1907 has
BARROWB “£30K“ “OWDY'SM thrusts. and with both been“ cine
an alarm will be given of nearest box
-..-....
at Mr Morkenzio' a reetorship in West-
had that soothing effect which always port.
accompanies the efforts of an expert
and talented iinrplst.
The Yale octetto rendered a vocal
program of par excellence and their
work was applauded generously. Miss
Fallon also took the house by storm
and her work proved to he the direr-
slon which is so necessary to the suo~
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together. Not far of! was a awhile: to member of the Republican state can
stag. a tea pointer still living. but 3. Viral committee. lie her or sought any
its back was broken it was put out ofiice in the local gov.ernnlcnt but for
of its misery. On examination it was two terms served in the common
found pm the antlers of the larger‘couucll He was a high degree Ma
ling were torn out of the skull and son Mr Co“ death follows (310391,
“'9 from“ 1’0“” w” ”0““! T“ that of his intimate and long ‘,time
:2: go;1:?:'gf: zg‘fmfiu't h". 5 friend. exflovor Abiram Chamberlaini
’ ' “l‘he funeral will be held from the 009
HOIVymPinOI Put on Distortion of 3a!-
The Weslport library has received ‘ urdey'e malaise.” Gluten.
from the Agricultural department at; NEW YORK May "aw—President
Washington. D. C... a forestry oxhlhitiEdward Burrow 0‘ the Eastern 1.9a
which will b" “L the library "m" the gun. lobult‘ed the rowdyhfin that mark
middle of June. The exhibit in eulilelyed Imralgnlnos last Saturday and
pilotogrophic and is being shown for Sunday by dealing out today “ whole
The stores in East Norwaik are all
closed. today. in observance of‘ the
holiday.
mm
The. employees of the Crescent
Laundry lilo enjoying a well-earned
holiday, today.
Hammocks
in white or khaki; with
East Norwulk took on555lta5hollliay at- ease of a musical entertainment. the first “VM,V__. V inhu’rm linen and suspensions. Play- Origin of Enniilll Fashions. residence hero Wednesday afternoon finial“! spring and wind
tire. today, In observanCe or “it! nu- _. Th6 all“? WEI 8 .uucega from the “SAFE AND BANE5" FOURTH CAM-l .GI'S Con‘ixnu. Pimp. Schirm. ”001“”! u WOilld b0 lntereeilnxm "300 “I. m 2; 30 o'clock. followed by Mafionlc shie d, for V5
tlounl hOlldny- ‘ start and it only took the comments PMGN i3 BEGUM. dot-f and stallions? of the Buffalo mom“ of fashion in England from services at the grave in Walnut Grove. V ,
Miss llelen Raymond of Method is of those present to realise that aliJ lClub, were lined fill! each for their the a.” of King Alfred when, com' Wink)”.
the post i M d V -M n 1 were delighted. ' 1 Literature Mailed to“ Over a Thousand 3”" l“ the hsitlnu 0‘ Umpire Karin pierce “Milli extended “it! arts and ...-..
E 0 r. all . "1- .' chin The program was as follow“; Cities. to Rochester. Saturday. and Pitcher sciences and opened communiontioni WARNING To RAILRODAD MEN.
“'"dmmedlw' "f Rowan street. iSpeer. or the canto team who threw
NillW YORK. May 30.- ——'l‘he Russell the ball "5 Karin WM gunmndm for ‘
Base Foundation in its competes for a “m days in edition to receiving the
sane observance of the heard: a: July. . some fine. Meander 5“,, Kelly. of Tor-
has not literature outlining a prool onto. was mm“ .50 mm ”mm“ 1.3,.
with the not of the world moo penal is. 8. Bacon. it than on, Both. Me.
in WV filth and women I“ "M! "I“ send- out this warning to railroads”:
eri 0‘ time. 2% conductor on the railroad. my worl:
For some afintul‘lfifl England ‘Qt h" 'L’fiilflfid ‘ “hm“: inflammation ‘02 ‘fll‘i
on fashion. indeed. it would "9’" kidneys. and l m miserable and all V
Va. Operatic Grand Ma‘rchhl'r. Tooahen
V b. Faust Value. introducing “Hear Me.
.5 Norma” ... . . . Gounod and Vfiellini
V Mandolin Club.
a; Brave Mother Yale Shepard
Others up to $14
5 Thomas Skldmore.5who is now em-
‘ .ployed in Brooklyn, .N. Y., is spending
the holidays at his home in East Nor»
. Woven Hammocks. $1.00
til i w i
walk b. Jerusalem .M‘ornlnu inal- posed pronoun “V" a“ “y" “mum‘ubueinu Umpire lie‘rt in the Toronto- exploring: Ingmamgggigng 5 played out. it friend advised spicy to $5.50
Yale Octette. V lion to more than a thousand olden] ntroai III" 35“"‘135 the tuition for English women. once Kidney Plilt and firm the day l ”m ' W‘
'i‘V it. iiiiiy, of Seavlew avenue. has a Melodie m 0 ”55555555555555“. The program eliminates fireworks. “an“, Mummy” of Newark was more the "I“ of 5,” times ”an, to manned telling mom. i began to rennin
with the Whole exception of exhibi-
tion to be niven in the evening by
the municipal or other committees in
charge.
" A feature of the program in the ex‘
hibition ot "a sane Fourth of July.“
thy a motion picture film. eepeeiellyti
t designed for the day by the founde-
ltion department of child hygiene.
MW
erected a new flagpole in his yard
iron; which he broke forth Old Glory.
5 this mmOl'uinx _ , 5
lit. Herbert V. Ayers. of Meshing}
“ he millet of his parents, cur
eiie livers. of most Nero,
1). The Fountain ..........,.fl...aot
Valentine Aim harp colon.
At the Musical Mrs. litl’owerl
Port i.~—»~'i‘be lilchesrral “
, li’rlrt ll .w'I‘llo u’vemml invasion.
VV Mine iomml: til. Fallon.
n.1‘he Brooklet A
ii. in Venice Water‘s ............Ab
are limiting oft ,‘ Valentine out. mandolin solos.
a hierwalit arbor mu season so. “WM” "p.33 waif" “‘V’m“ annexe amour you me
flood-bile Waltz, ihitfldi‘llfinerMlOW' “AN FRANOISCO MW iii.-~When narrow ins Itetetheht issued with the
serenade" and "wrote (it , west the mat nth of 1906 mm up rate mostlyannouncement-31mmulch
'i‘o pol-g ”To toy mph Hill, it left it dead tree with one . , « .
' ‘ 5i nailed limb standing on the hitheut hit
lined form) for dlfiptllliifl it decision
of Umpire litirrny. of Newark. ruler-
day. and Second nonunion Nee. of the
some will was both fined and Illhn
pended. 'i‘here who almost a riot
when tawny celled Nee out at the
home plate for not touching it. and
both Nee end Mcolunity were banished
from the iieid for the rigor of their
objections. ‘5 5 5
fl tun convinced." 5 says President
point to a growing «ire in this cone.
in to originate our ova models-«a
desire which the lending Loom lines
are happily in I position to cocoon
Ina/rho (innervation.
W
. New Mexico's Am. , .1 “
flew Mexico will be the fourth
my strength The inflammation oleyr
lid and i urn for better than i have
been for twenty years." The Bridall
pharmacy and W. 'i'. Whalers 12'
005 5 I.
A. J. Alvcsvuvs
son (:0.
till-136 WAIHiNflTON W;
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Doidrtkihl AGMNOT inMMIRS.
state of up Union in nice. one only {inlet of Police Thomas Motherland
rm. iiuliforais and Mouton): Ire 51m received tram Harbor avenue real
lumen; mm all oi it in over tour * dents o complaint relative to the on
‘Wfléflgomkwg :31. 5:52: noel spring swimming season in the
mm mm .... m ... .... hittitiu. i.it.i"“i.i’§ iii
Mwhmmveriteeuu ‘ '
W m a“. ”m“ usual young. 125ml clothed only in that slit» 5
m; illumination il‘he meat which were provided have he .
Wm i an“. ya. i, 50 one to satay themselves in the teen»
‘ “mm mm “mm tiiul return of the 'flifltflllt river and
their sheen. talented with raiser w
prosciutto. all well so their down
once. lulu caused the complaint. and
5 tile decision of (illicit motherland to
the spot any one tum
matter. preterit ‘
mum.“ Mun—m mm -
New Bulldllut
Ilelteprle Wail loud and
deduce ties! of éenetni
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