Thing in Stoves
_For a mid tht supper, as for any other meal at any
at the hearing his license will be fanI
felted.
The offense took place on April 29.,
when Moran in company with Georgei
W. 'Holdeu. also of New Yorlt. drove
an automobile through Westport and
Bouthport in a race with a motorcyc-
list at a rate of between sixty-five and
seventy-live miles an hour. While in
Southport. on the Boston post road.
Moran lost control of his car and coil
‘ lided with a telegraph pole. resulting]
in the automobile .overturning and‘
burning up, and himself and Holden
being slightly injured. The injured
'tnen were taken to .the Bridgeport
Hospital. M. 8. Bernard of New lia-
1'en do said to have been the motor-
cyclist
Willie the men wele in the Bridge ‘
pout Hospital. Setrett‘lry Rogers 1111s;
nottned ol' the. tasc and directed the‘
state police e'to place the1 men under ar I
rest pending an investigation An oi“- I
ficer was sent to the hospital untl on
the men promising to appear before!
i
The Latest
NEW YORK
ALBANY. . Y.
CONNECTICUT ROAD REPORTS.
‘ "y the Conn. Automobile Association.‘
Muchmlshu’ormutiou has been all?
film out this spring concerning roads in1
f”glittecticnt. 'lhc (‘onncttit'ut Auto-
Mile Association through one of its
ntbers, who 11 it just made the trip
Hartford lo Sloclt‘bridgc Mus-5'-
usetts, repmts: 1
Hartford to 'l‘el1'y1'illc~---1:ood by
Ay of New Britain on 'l‘orrington :uni
11111111111111. ' ’
, .Terryvllle to Thomaston---—rouph in
places and one state road job to go
ugh; not bad.
, I1,1.Iflitmltiston to ’l‘ort'ington»good;I
I ' holes have been tilled.
rhington lo Norfolk—by Winsleti;
.’ with exception of state job near;
bill; perfectly pasmbic and not"
ad as has been repmtcd. "lo \‘or-I
11 direct mad got-s tiu'ough onc
, job; slow work in :1J1out 11111
but not bad.
rfolk Io Anlllt'y Falls
. ; rough to Great Harrington
rarest Barrlngion 01111 \ionumcnb
'ntainwroatl is in good shape; I
1111111 places. B1 11111 of llousntonic
(1 Glendale very good.
No mud on road anywhere.
About Danhury.
panbury to Bridgeport-~60 via
'plewood. liranchvillc, Norwalit and
shore road, in pretcrence to eith-
or. f the more direct routes of Sport
ll or Stepney. Later in the mason.
ither of the three routes are all right.
Dan'bury to Norwalkmuood state
nd town gravel road to Maplewood.
rough but sate dirt on the “old mill“
wont two miles, then new state grav-
J‘Wd through 1Brant'hville and all
Q way to \01 walk
llburp to Newtown and Water
Take rode through Bethei and
, "gingtown ,' Avoid read through
11 Hill (thti north road) as it is
rough. Abbut June let it should
'good shape. 1ldcal route to Wa-
ly in fair condition from New-
\"(’l_\I
lem,Crost-1 River. Redford and Mt.
‘ uco. Take turn to left at Newcastle
(just below 1\lt. Kisco) for
ie Plains route or keep on direct
‘ Pleasantvlile 1"o1 Briarcliffe route.
arrytown or hobbs Ferry and fol-
Albany Post Road direct through
other paved roads the whole
moatiy good but rough in
Nothing to prevent safe and
[fora Beyond that point in
nti'aliapo and no dimcttities'of
\ STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
=cl.
-i1m1k is issuctl :1 map
Iilllli inner tube lepail kit has just bcenI
. other time. te very latest thing to stoves—the but Mr Rogers as soon' as released fromI
stove-artists can do—u a the hospital. he agreed not to put,
1 expense, of a watch being kept over
It Bums Oil them The men 111i11'19t'lionaiv recov;
“N0 Add“ crtd within a day (1 two left the atutci
It Concen. _ and until recently had not been heard
tea Heat Atwgntratu the hullwhen y?“kw'““‘ flom I
—No Wm. 11! ° w't‘tan'ctozi?c “port‘s: Set't'ttary llogcrs at once look the
It 1! Handy" ' .. matter up with the New Jersey omi ‘
"-NODl Th'l-bhfflbflh ”05"”:50 mly any clubs. with whom Moran is licensed; -
1m 33311.5. op dieing, tow and the hearing today in the result.
It I! “Effigy: :fiéilid‘ h "n" "u The Connecticut officials now have red
y rmcoot'la'io“331'.m§.73.r“'"'”§£€°" ciprocity agreements in full working; 1
Sundown
autonmbiiists from
into trouble
sells, whereby
1 3‘1"” "17- those states getting
motion. we.
ACID USED
Subztitute for Water
Drama—Specialists Fear for
‘ the Other.
CAMDEN. \'. J.. May 22. Chester
Devondc. an actor, is in the Cooper
Hospital with one eye so burned by
a player‘s blunder that it will never
be of use again. The doctors are1
still struggling to prevent the iron-
hie cxtending to the optic nerve of,
the cti1cr eve. I
Some one. unknown. substituted a.
affording commrutively pleasant truth
Most of the distance. road is us
good as in mid-summer.
Hand-Book for i912. '
The handbook of the C. A. A. for 11'11' 1
lift! has just been issued and is the.”‘
‘ I
most tomhicle yet put out it con- H .
is itintt played this Week nt tht11
talus explanations in the changes of , , 1
‘1cn1plt- theatre. -
the law as made at the lust session 0i; i" W is 11111 “as 1111 i l
. 1 1 1 '1. - _ ' ' ‘
the lt'glsllilul'c, local trnfiic ordinnnccs1 l 2,“, I, ”If“ (g , l Id gnaw;
of various citlcs, n cmitilctttion oi ”101111111 "" 0 " on i a on n ' I
, _ , scrum] act, has. in the business of the
laws. of othc1 states, the teglslration I
hook, to pour potent drops into the,
1
1
I
which was in use as out1 of
properties of the, drama which2
‘l'cc table of t‘onnt‘wtlcnt and lunch 1 ti 1 l' ll w t s“
, ,1-1.-1 1ro, , ' ‘ W
other intormanon of value to ditto-,"“ 0 m I‘ , 111111 3 a 9‘ a I
,,,0,,ili,,,,, 1,, connection with ”,0, used to make the scene more realistic”
- i
snowing 1111- ”it' mom-1:1 bottle betnme mixed;
111lti1 another and the. strong anti;
principal touring roads throughout
.\'t-11 l1I1'.'lnntl. Price of the book in _. Im “’mmm “"" poured “"0 theI
Lt‘yc.‘
(hiding "1:151“ __,N_ ) \\'1,".1.v:cr. who realized at once that
POiNTERs FOR THE MOTORlST Isonntilint: was wr,ou.u sent for ultig
. [and doctors administered sctlntltea in
The Michelin Universal Repair Kit Inn effort to counter .11: the effects of.
«the acid. I
licvondc was able to 1m throughi
.ihe runnining 1111111 although suffer-j
Iiug grunt pain. The nature of tlleI
A1cr1 compact but complete tirt'
1111itltti to the wide variety oi accesso-
lies supplied by the Michelin ”‘1ii1e ‘ , h , h1 ‘ . . ~.I
company. .\liilt.own, New .lt.1sc1'. 'i‘heI "‘1“ 'Irfithiitilulu“: 11:1gitti1; 1:“: 10v
substantial metui containing box "A ”I ( I“ I" I I '
Incasurea onl1 it x 3 x 31g inches 1etI
a liberal supply of ,t'cpail materials'
is included. such an 2-ounce. cons ofI
Michelin Mastic and Cement; 1111 en-
velope containing 6 assorted red Put-11
“m” tube WWW“ an “Mile envei- of u. unidentified man was found on
ope 0" “blow “m" patch and a flow the viaduct oi‘ the New Haven Rall-
sized piece of emery cloth as well as road in the West End or this city.
a ”UK or Michelin Tm“ early this morning, evitlcntl1 having
A feature 01 ”“5 new repair k" I3 been run over by one or several trains
a very complete 33'9”" illilfiimlt‘dpmmg the night. All the limbs were
booklet full of practical instructions.I cut Off. the torso was mangled and the
for making all sorts of quick and per- head was cut into small pm)“, only a‘
manent repairs to envelopes and inner small part of the face being found,
tubes This booklet “'50 contains There was nothing in the clothingthat
many W‘m‘llcul hints {01’ “re users, might lead to identification The maul
and “13885140113 that have developed, appeared to have been about 46 yearn
Money well invested-«an Advertise
mum in The Sentinel
TRAIN KILLS UNKNOWN MAN.
liitllitliCPOH'l‘. 5181'2"~-»'l‘l1e body
0‘
Keep an Eye on
HOMEMAKERS’ WEEK
MITCHELL’S
FURNITURE. STORE
Wall and High Streets, NorWalk
A Cut Price on Every Article in the Big stock.
A FEW MORE SPECIAL PRICES,
OAK CHIFFONIERE6-Squure or oval mirrors, were 87.50,
now ......... . . . ............................. $6.49
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS- Were 52.- very
special . . . .. ................................
PROFESSIONAL CROQUET BETS Were $0.00 new
You 'June Bri e‘
WILL AFFECT 400 Hi NORWALK.
Pension Bill Just Signed by Prealdent
Taft.
The new pension bill Which ‘was
signed by President Taft just before
Saturday midnight, carrying an addi-
tional $351,000,000 for the veterans of
the Civil War, will affect about 400
persons in Norwulk and vicinity. This
estimate was made by a veter-
an whose close touch with the local
veterans‘ affairs makes him an author-
ity.
opeurtiou the bill carries 81.2.1100 000.
the maximum amount under the pro-
visions of the act being $351,000,000.
The present pension bill makes pro-
vision only for veterans who are ii:
that 420,965 veterans have 110w
reached that age. Every veteran who
has reached the minimum age limit.
after serving 90 days in either the
,nnvul or military se1'1ice. during the‘r
It‘ivll \\'ur.11ntl who was honorably dis-I
Icnargcti, is entitled to receive a pen-
Ialon under the bill at the foliowingf
| .
force with Ncw Jersey and Massachuq '.
in, '
this state will IJt' called to 11ccmn1t,1 :
and vice versa. I 1
1n, BLUNDER PUTSI 3
OUT Acron's EYE. I"
i .
in Realistic1 .
t .
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and ,Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity u'a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic dealgna for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope-for individual preferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
nowctlui acid solution for a bottle of --
‘lng in the towns of Westport and
Scuthport.
during Michelin a long experience.
Michelin Mastic, one of the acces-
sories in this new repair kit, is a
quick-hardening plastic cement for
filling cuts in envelopes and repairing
punctures .in inner tubes. it is not
simply a adhesive but is a pinsiid
compound or filler which replaces torn.
rubber, making a perfect repair as in
practically renews the injured parts.
Michelin pure gum cement is also par-
ticularly adaptable and is an enduring
adhesive. The red Dara pate es sup-
plied with "this new kit ure of stand-
ard Michelin quality, beveled at the
edges to prevent. curling when content-
ing.
NEW JERSEY AUTOIST IN HEAP
OF TROUBLE.
Violated Pietlja To Connecticut, May
Lose Hia License.
Acting on the request of Secretary
of the State Matthhow H. Rogers, the
commissioner on motor vehicles of the
state of New Jersey has summoned
Henry Moran. 01’ New York to appear
before him'st the Trenton State Capii
:01 this morning at 11:80 o'clock to
explain why his driver's license. is-
sued by New Jersey. should 1'not be
forfeited as a result of the complaints .
of the Connecticut officials. Moran a
charged with violating a pledge given
to Connecticut officers and with speed-
IOld. 1
if Moran fails to 131111111111
HELP TiiE KliliiEis
South Norwalk Readera Ara Learning
the Way.
_.._.. -.
It's the little kidney ills—-
'l‘l1e lame, weak 01' aching back-—
The unnoticed urinary disorders-—
That lead to dropsy and Bright“!
disease.
When the kidneys are sick.
Help them with Dean's Kidney Pills.
A remedy especially for sick kid
neys
Doun' s have been curing kidney
troubles for 75 years.
Endorsed by 50,000 people-endors-
ed at home.
Proof in a South Norwalk citlaen'l
statement.
Gustave Pitzer, barber, 32 North
Maln'stt'eet,1Sottth Norwalk, 001131..
says: “My experience with Dean'alKid:
ney Pills has been no satisfactory that ‘
I highly recommend them. My kidneys
Were disordered and caused my batik
to 111111.. The kidney secretions were
also unnatural and 1101111111111 the grow ‘
Y.
to good health.'.'
For sale by all dealers. Price
cents. ,lt‘oater-Milburn 06.. 1111111
New York, sols agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Donn' awand
take no other.
Dean's Kidney Pills tutored m0,
Local News and News
from all parts of the
world. (IIThe: Political
Situation, (II Baseball
and all other Sporting
Eyents and Comment. -
(II Everything that is'
to be found in a pro-
gressive Daily---
You’ll
Find it in The
Sentinel
WHEN you don’t
. ADVERTISE in
The Sentinel, nobody
' knows that you are
doing business, and it
won’t be long before
you’ll not know it
yourself.
g
‘1 time! of Greenwich to be harbor-mas-
:
. idays to 8l9 for three years;
- tyt'urs old and over. for 00 days, SlXI
I .a mouth, up to 32.1 a month for th1'ce1
mics:
'il1osc 6‘: wins old and 111cr11hoI
,Stl'Yed 90 days, $i1i a month. with i11-
Icrcasca up to Sill a month for three
years of service; those iii. yours 0|th
and over, from 3L? a month for 5001
those 70‘
1
years and those 7.? years old and 01 (11 1
$21 a month for 90 days, up to slit):
for three 11-11115.
HARBOR mavens NAMED.
__._.
E, H. Beers of Stratiord and 6. w.1
Brush, of Greenwich Appointed.
HARTFORD, .Viny ‘22:»001'111'1101',
Baldwin has appointed George W.
I tcr of Greenwich for three years, from
Inn 20. and Edward 11. Beers 111
lStratfortl to be harbormaster of that
’town for three were from May 13.
_. ._- 4-...
._
The Sentinel Want columns reflect
the activities of the full season-they
are at their best new.
The Chair for
Genuine Comfort
$7 3.95
TheA.J.Angevine
81 Son Co.
I 134-136 WASHINGTON 8T.
.1.
LOVE R’S
“The Place"
‘A Shoe that pleases
the eye and fits
the foot
Tan. Gun Metal, Patent
3350-334 '
TWO—fl STORES
For the first three years of its?
years oiti or over. anti it is estimated1
A LARGE CONTRACT.
What Frank H. Baxter Wanta Every
Person in South Norwalk to Do.
When Frank H. Baxter, the enter-
prising druggis-t, first offered a £10 cent.
package of Dr. Howard's specific for
the cure of constipation and dyspepsia
at half price. and guaranteed to return
the money if it did not cure, he
thought it pr 1l1able from his exper-
ience with oil-er medicines tor these
discern-s that he would have a good
many packages returned. itut although
he has sold hundreds of bottles, not.
one has been brought back.
To thosc rut‘lering with dizziness,
headache, poor digestion, constipzb
111011 and straining, llr. Howard's spe-
t‘lil’.‘ offers l_ll'(‘l{ relief. it is an in—
111iuui1i(- boon to all who feel uncom-
fortablc after (211.11g, anti is today the
popular dinner pill in all the large «it—
lei-1.
CONSUMER
FREIGHT.
\\'AS1ii.\'ti'i‘ti.\', May 22.-—A nbvel
method by which the thanufacttuer
makes the t-(11lstt111ct"‘111a1' the freight."
HOW THE
PAID
Ihns been discovered 11y the linlted
States li'ureau of (‘helnislry 11nd suit.
will be instituted. .\n olive oil con-
cern in a large eastern city, it is said,
has been giving fuil'mcasurc at home,
but taking out just enough from the
cans w-hit l1 11cm shipped away to pay
the cost of shipment At the farthest
points il per cent. of the oil \1'ns11nk-
en out.
HOUSEWIVES
Read About
SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an established fact ”1111
Swiss Aluminum Cooking litan-
sils are superior to those made
of any other metal. This has
been proven by scientific re
search, as the tests show that
no verdigrls. rust, nickel-oxides
or iniurious zines can form, no
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any danger of chipping,
as with enamel ware.
it is an excellent heat conduc-
tor, which means quick boiling
and saving or fuel. its light
weight makes it easy to handle.
and the silvery-white color of
the ware is pleasing and always
clean looking.
Every piece is spun (not
pressed 01' stamped) out of pure
sheet material. and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary. -
Swiss Aluminum Ware has
come to stay. which eventually
means the passing of all lines
of tin. steel and enameled cook
ing ware of every description
HORACE R. NASH,
North Main and West Streets.
City National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSiNESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKiNG
Capital ' Surplus and Promo
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes $3 and $5 per year
EDWIN H MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Viee- Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson .l. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lawla R. Hurlbuti
Henry S. Lockwood
From Quarry to Cemetery
S ave that Commission
usually paid to agents selling this
line of work.
We Employ No Agents
Get our prices before placing your
order for
Decoration Day Work
NORWALK MONUM ENTAL
WORKS
84 so. Mai 8h.
'L Tel.
80.
South Norwalk
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