hitter concerning con Ind Days I high tribute .15of the institution: b9. conditions prevailing, at ‘ d county jail some the elec ately. concelning the deplor rudders may have conceived the l inthe jail ”Bridgeport; this mistaken idea: while there are In! conditions that could be im— Wbd. the prisoners are now being sled fairly, and with a regard to r’oomfort which is gratifying. J here just been released since serv- g a sentence of fifteen months: dim throughout hte country; they were unanimous in saying that the new of- treated them with a greater degree 0 . consideration: and that the general ' conditions were better there now than elsewhere. Sheriff Vollmer personally Inspects Jail and shops daily. and he as got fancied, which the men may have. Mr. Sohnders, the night watchman. a moral favorite with the men, he is always willing to get them , id‘s of water Or do any other fa- ‘ 9f Ior the men when requested. adult! now just a word regarding the . nt of the‘ men n ho work in the if 9110p. (many and leather shop; resent system—than they are by ii. Clark, the present contractor. .mlmct Mr. Clark has with the coun men. they seldom \Volk mole illun ' hours per day his than eight. ' Q is sick—ills simple statement that is unable to work being usualh ogpted without 9 b is able to do. ruined; it is on the ~ strict than ever; yet could be granted 9 [with the necessary them Ineely. mom cheerful. "Will! it better spirity than they formerly lb (July) is typical of the you Hi mment oi' the men. Mr Clark, win: In important contract to flu locum possible, called the prlil . dollars. William Vollmor. who up ”Scanning good in the'man- kindly allow me space in Words to your readers to- .‘ . properly speaking, since hmption of office by Sheriff has been so much said. and. ‘ conditions prevailing in the jails pullout the country. that many of at the some state of affairsl s that time’l questioned the prls-I 'oners who had served 111 other jailsi ilcials ot the Foirileld county jail ‘» . ' l as the other officials, are always .reIdy. to listen to any grievance, real. 13‘“ I believe the present cistern of ‘ .: has the labor oi the prisoners to Melons. I do not believe they ”We better trentcd~under the The calls for I ten hour wmk day for and the an 9! ago a prisoner is compollcll to walk ii question—«rind no asked or expected to do more idiot Want your readers to in- anything I have said in this that discipline has been in any contrary where without rules munitions. the sheriil has grunt ,, tinny be gratifying to know that . Mum seem to appreciate the order of alfalfa, and try in many to show their appreciation; they make less noise. Quicker to obey orders. and do so In incident during the hot spoil lust Ml. Ind being anxious to complete it com before him and explained the r ‘ 9 oesfitsting that he wanted . ll the work as soon as posIlbie. “in; to the best. he would not . the men to work and those wilted could go to their cells; who stuck to their Job ho to pay filly cents per day ‘19» ‘Wll completed; not it Ind Itch man received tho ,5)! Mr. Clark upon his dII~ ' ’ outing in more instances wrIcullI one instance of c was discharged when out of? the city, and the man did not receive It that time; five days veil a very nice letter / man ti check of liven- ‘ is ; . “Ilmplo RIMIdy «me Hi ‘ Remand Thom,” any; minty his“? , . “The best skin speciolist‘I told me that nethlnxwould remove my from .4‘ W . idea Ind ml 1 would corny them to “ my grhvs."‘snid s «11.an society ‘ woman. “but i fooled them all with I ‘ new drug.- whines—double Italian—— Wacport. has written that I bouyht It, ll‘. H. Boater‘I which cleaned my skin Ind gave me none complexion." ‘ The action of othine is really ro- markable for when applied at night. many or the Itsekles disappear entire- ly by mornins. and the rest have be« gun to Tade. An bonus is usually all that is needed even for the worst case. Be sure to ask Mr. Baxter for the double strength othine, as this is sold under a guarantee 0! motley ‘back if it tails to remove the lrecklesi .u—w .. on: I consider the conditions under l which his men work, an ideal. Thanking you for. your courtesy in publishing this somewhat lengthy lat- ter, i om. Very ti‘uly yours, HERBERT B. LANYON. m DE'sPoNosNT MAN suncmss. NEW HAVEN. Aug. 24.——-Despou- sitlon in a local tactory, where he had been employed for a year. Peter Paul Lang. 30 years old, committed suicide city from New Bedford.‘ Mess. A‘- r r r TELEPHONE CALL 720 (Gregory loulIvIrd) l A I T N 0 R w A I. K Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea Food Cooked to Order Jillll i. rsuuwu. Hill. The § Sexto-blade Razor. to Just I good plain Razor. or I “Safety." as you prefer. EIIIiy Itropped, keen. smooth- Ithlng blIdII. AIk to ex- amine one. STYLE A. $2 STYLE ll. 53 IO. NORWALK. CONN. The Celebrated $3.50 WELLER Safety Razor ' for 500 Call It our stone and examine thm for yourself. W. F. Wigmore 8: Co. DRUGOII‘I’I I North Main It. Id. Nomlk Docs ”YourRooi Leak? rufleotury Compound ITOPI ALL LIARI the I cotton *. In: A “but“ .WI iuIrIutII pin smthr tarot our Compound. loam-yew; , ' lard. estimates. commando out i Century Room 09» Inc. as minimal It. um «cm-til an , 4-: dent. it is said. at having lost his no > inn. and Violent-isms. auspccled Illop ,_ hitters. were outrun-Id in com today. 7 l “and their cases wore postponed until Bimini! under Nil" claim tot bullion and wife: 'Ilbn police claim ”the pair are worst but under IIIumId names. and are on dopvorinxf to ascertain if Pstrick'I real name is no} yel‘dh. and hid bum in Dublin: The room occupied by PIt- rltfit had his companion. at «.809 Main It ,cobtalned a large amount of ar- tl osIof apparel. a lame part oi‘which department store of .0. Fox a Com- pany. Suit cases belonging to the pair contdlu‘cd an opium set. A letter found on Patrick addressed to Mrs. A. Welsh, 82 South street, Danbpry may solve the identity of the than. Ammu- her of blank 'chcckbooks were also found in the room. tilled In with var- ious names?” Pntrick and his compan- ion were rcprcaented by counsel in court this morning, and a tight strains adjournment of the case was made in vain. . NUMBER OF MEDICAL OOLLEGES. The number of imedicu‘i colleges In the United States is decreasing. Since June 30. 1919. 13 colleges have either suspended or have merged into oth- ers, leaving 120 medical colleges still existing. The regular colleges number 101, a decrease of 10 since last year. The homeopathic colleges number 12. a decrease of one since last year. Of the eclectic colleges the number is sev- CHAS. E. DOW ' on, the same as last year. Amos the at his boarding house yesterday, ml 3 cutting his throat Lang came to this; lil colleges which closed during the year, were included the lust of the 'ph‘yslbmedlcal colleges. and the last oi the unclasslilable colleges. During the past seven years. 64 medical col- leges have ceased to exist, either through merger or otherwise. During the same time. however. 18 new col- leges were organised. leaving I. not decrease of 463‘ These figures are from The Journal of the Amerchn nIdicIl Assoéllltion. which recenliy‘bublished I report on medical education in the United States for the past year. W‘ DAVID W. RAYMOND Funeral Director and EmbIlmer 19 North Main Street, South Norwalk Residence. 5 Washington Street. Telephone It omcI. 335-2. . TIIIphonI It home. 693. ironwick‘ Optical (lo. mm 31-50011 EYES EXAMINID IRIK AND GLASSES GUARANTSID Open Monday Ind Saturday IVInIngI. UNITED BANK BUILDING, South Norwalk Hotel Mahackemo J. R. CONNOR. Mir. sumo: mo oursms up To can RATIO It can DAV mo UPWARD SUNDAY DINNERS 75c Banquets a Specialty TIL. can. III I " Liability Policies . MW . AutomobileOWners it”. 0.0 ”I"? MTII 1M. Layton 8: Co. I I ttIilmI Aim. moi Rambo ct. Daily Line to N Y For FREIGHT Only . nlnrronn Ins. s.——wulnm Put- , «glaucoma Tho, was identified today by button at the ' INIUBANDI Igcm RIAL Im‘l'l ’ w. r. Wigwam o 00.. I bleak In...» It. 30th Non-wont? DR. RIOH‘VIR RISOUID. ' Inc—pp” . Bandits. WII Hold for “£5000 I , Ransom. BERLiN. Aug. 23 ~—A dispatch tram saloniki. Turkey. today states that Dr Edmund Richter. the German engin- eer. Who was captured by Greek ban- dits and held for I ransom of $226,- 000. has been rescued on the Greek frontier and is returning to Salon‘ikl. Dr. Richter was enacted in mappius on Mount Olympus in the wildlfron- tier region between Turkey and Greece. under “the auspices of the: Ger» man Geographical Society. when he fell into the hands 0! the brixands on May 25. The capture took place In- side Turkish territory and his escort of Turkish gendarmes was killed. Let- ters from Lalios. the bandit leader. demanding a ransom. were delivered by Turkish villagers. The German government acted promptly and a small mm, It Turk- lsh‘ soldiers Was sent .n pursuit of the bandits. At the mute time‘reprecen- tativos of the Genius Geographical Soeie scoured mountain. taking with them the gold for the ransom of the doctor. For weeks the search was without result. Recently news dispatches stated that the pursuit had been abandoned as it had been learned definitely that Richter was held in Tlrnavos on Greek territory. in the house'of one Delyan~ niI._ The news dinstchen also in- listed not or: Richter, like Miss 21-5 ion stone. the American missionary. who was rumoured by I Bulgarian band in lbill‘for ”SHOW had been captured not by crdina mountain brimda but by the "Gre k National Society. " the capture being organized by Captain. Stroll, formerly I Greek ofllcer. who once lived in America. and that the affair was pnMcident of the band warfare between irregulIr detachments oi Greeks and Bulgar- into. The ransom. it was numbed, was destined to further the partisan war- fure brenkins out snow in Macs- donla. i ' . k, . -—"Hld crap-m or lost . 7 for years. No 1|th Ind ‘ ' I!“ III distressed me terribly Burdock Blood Bitters cured mo."—-J. H. Walker. Sun bury, Ohio. SMITH AND YALE COLLEGE STU- DENTS MARRY. xvi-1w lurks“. Auu. 24.4: became known yesterday that Miss Reno lluh timer, daughter of Joseph (,1. liubingcr, president of the People's Bank and Trust company, while still a senior ut Smith College. and Alornhdcr. B. Timm. Yale, 19R). son of Rev. John A. Tlmm, at this city. and n student in the Yale Medical School. Were mun rled at Elisabeth. N. J.. April it» last. The mrriue was kept sccrct for sev- eral weeks, until Miss liubiuger had been graduated. as the rules of Smith College db not allow a student to re- tnrn Iftcr marriIxe. When Miss Hu- blnuor was It home for the Easter vs" cation the young people decided not your and without information to their fumilch slipped away to the New Job soy city and were married. The families of the young people have been informed of the marriage, and it II expected that forum] announcement will be made Icon. . . ., W... Foley Kidney Pills will check thI dcr troublg Ind hIIl by removing the cause. Try them. The Brion Plus many Ind W. 'l_‘. Winners A 00. " tr . W...“ o. , v .. q . _ v 4 Vacuum For Sale or to Rent ~ HOOVER ELEDTRIC Price 3195.1 .. rssmss'snncrntc ' - Moulds. . ; w GIrInIri- loginur OIpturId by oral: ‘ ‘ government and . the ' to wait until the bud of the coliesc 9 process of your kidney pills and blId~ . Cleaners mun“, ih‘thIndgetoncolthIIIoutfitl. - ,. _ . -\ REGINA HAND: GLEANE nitride, Silo. 7.; p ' to Drop I route! oc’ at. 1/; flit .I III!“ VIII» (ill! .“1 . Mimi/IA!“ r In.” a u a; I r. fr '05“! Ii 1/; pro rial/u . . . I ." - ‘ ' 1flildll Mlillllll llillllllllilllll , More . ‘ Safety Razors. othplete Outfit '8 c *1 0R all practical purposes, the EQUAL of ANY Saiety Razor Outfit at any price and and in some particulars more complete than any other. (We announced June 22 ’ that this offer would closeJuly 8, or sooner if the. supply on hand was exhausted before flat time. in three days all the Razors were gone. and until now we have been unIblc to Insure more." «Orders have been taken shine the supply‘was eximusted, con- dltionIlly. We are now able to fill those orders and have decided that a continuance of the offer of this remarkably cheap Shaving Outfit is a public demand. QThose who saved coupons can now redeem them, and those who have not dorm. m and desire to secure the Outfit can begin with this number. ‘ I This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pur— chased in any store. . . . It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The Sentinel, and 85c. I! yen have never used I Safety Razor, you don’ t know the satisfaction . and the real enjoyment that one of these up-to-dItI devices gives to the man who shaves himself. A time IIver. I money saver, and strictly sanitary. This Premium consists «the following: Onc Silver Plated Holder. J '3 lion’s-m" . L~l One Silver Plated Stroppcr. ’ .l . Six Fine Steel Blades-«mm better. ‘3' l. _‘ Ono Genuine nor-Maid: Leather Strap. , . l ' - on. box' of “Very Sharp” Strep Dwain; ‘ I Has no equal and acts like mIgic. . ‘ . ’ The cht of nine ItheI will more than pay £01:ch outfit h This article is not Iold anywhere in South Harwell: or vicinity. By hlvlng one of thus until you practically have Iii: separate ruon in one, II with the Stroppor «oh blade on be and “no as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull 'oiIch may. but Itrop them. do with “Bailey‘s Very Sharp” Dressing your old blades will be Idlml tq new. V i *4. lie more tank. or grinding required on any style razor tor with "BIilIy' I Very Sharp" Dressing on your Itrop. on is all IllminItId. . , . . .. ~ You can begin cutting out coupon It Iny time and when you have ten consecutively numbered brill; than to The Sentiml office. Washington. St. South Norwalk, with 35¢ in
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