ry common In and around this
Wu Would it not be well to call
It" on the ‘phone and protect your
qua valuables against this dau-
y placing a Burglary policy
and let us reimburse you for
on. Telephone 1230 ‘
AYLOR 8t GOLDEN
Washington street, 3
South Norwnlk.” COnn’.
All kinds of insurance.
.Publio Stedogrepher. '
a .
W—u—~~ .mr ...-nu
GOOD FRIDAY SENTINEL.
The lSentinel will be issuer next Fri-
day as u morning paper. Advertise-
‘m’entS, items of news. etc. Should roach
i ‘ the omce enrly Thursday afternoon.
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, Hairy E'insuorth. of Nov Y‘.(‘.lit
‘ p in town indzn on business.
.Norwalk Aerie, No. 588. i“. of 1d,.
, will hold its regular meeting tomor»
row evening.
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,. ‘Attorucy Joseph it. Tuylor, of
South Norwallt, is in Hartford toduy
non business '
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ii’onassus (‘ouucll \‘o L268. Royal
"Areanum. ulll hold it‘s reguh‘ii mom-
ing this meniug.
,‘1 ‘-—Soi‘t and stiff hats r'eliovnted.
O’Brien's. ,
“ ‘ Cockenos liuymnker's Assoviution.
"‘No. 32%.. will hold its regular meet
lug Thursday evening.
‘ . wDou‘tli‘orget Lincoln Council dance
uncanny: eve New Red Men's linll.
Head's orobcgtru.
. Conneully and Brut-ken the Wnsh
. Sexton street shoe dealers. will ~re-
[attain open all duy Good Friday.
.The many friends oi“ build Fonier
will be pleased to learn that he is re-
* covering and will soon be. out aguln.
,{ lAmhonx Dugnn of Leonard street
)tpi taken it position with John Shiv
jinn, in the Will] street lunch room.
Mrs. Charles DIiworth und dough-
ter.‘ Marguerite. nre spending the do)"
in New York ’clly nttending the owl»
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ho‘ governing torumitt'ce of the
‘ orwalit Yacht Club will hold it meet-
. 3 tomorrow night hi: “to South Not
’vnlk Club .
Wit-m
l‘redoricit A Lune. or (tropism: Tor-
MB. was able to sit up for it short
.I’ thus today. following on illness of
. two Weeks.
The nioro‘or lingers 6i Stevens will
50 open on 'l‘liuruduy evening until 9
o'clock nod will he closed all do; lFri-
apy. (loud Friday.
M ”.....W
(Mrs. .I. It. Murriu, of Idnui Norwulit.
and Mrs. W. ll. Swords oi this t‘lty.
gum” the uncut“ of Mr. ulid Mrs. L. It.
‘Wuterniuu. ut i.3lltlll1il‘ut. N. .I.
“it. ‘ ......» ,,,,, ......
who ludlou ol‘ illc I'lrnl. iii. it. (‘llruglh
ill inuni tou‘iorrow afternoon nt :1
‘ 1.. nova:
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Unmatchable
’ BARGAINS
For This Week.
Smoked “Shoulders .. 13c lb-
. Sold at this price Saturday only.
trivsulnery'liutten. ........... 370 lb.
l’ure llnld ................. 14c lb.
li‘ull Lil-(sin Cheese 220 lb.
t‘ullfornln Prunes ....... 5c lb.
Belling n thousand pounds a week
enables usmtbtscll them at this price.
Combination Sugar and Ten Sale.
7 lbs.‘ ilrmullnted sugar 350. 1-2 lb.
liigh tirade 50c ’l‘eu 25c, totni title:
tlilberl Dollar Alarm Clock gunrun-
tend for l mm 650
ltcd Onions .............. 2 1-2:: lb.
Yellow Turnips ........... 15c pk.l
li‘uucy Poiutocs, l-l lbs. k ........ 24c'
Brooms. ‘ .
No. (i ........................ 25c
No 7 ........................ 30c
No. 8 ........................ 35:.“
Ten ........ - ..... 22:: per Ib.
This Tea is going to be a wzluncl
’ Soil Sniurduy only
Pride oiI the Valley (‘orn 6:: can
’.‘ lbs. Rolled Outs ............. 25c
H. O. Outs. Cream of Wheat ,14c pkg.
East indiaTea Co’
Tel. 371. r, 125 Washington St.
We Give and Redeem Premium Trad.
lug Stamps.
Hanging
for ............................. 50c ‘
tMcGuire euth had six years'
> ~ ;»gliHERMAN.:IIES'PIIIISIBLE'
Filii MllililEliT
‘ (Continued on Eighth Bogs).
. I
curs runningon trucks with those car-
-"nylng passengers, equipped with but
tors of s uniform standard height.
and. some improved system of “auti-
cllmbing" device to moire the telescop-
ing of passengers less likely in case
of collision; and submit to the com-
mission the result of their considers
titu and investigation.
l‘he report describes the crash be-
tween the crowded passenger trolley
doctor Joseph Chicoue nud Motormuu
exper-
ience in the rullu uy service, and Buys
in order.”
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9;.
Hot -|-
()ur Specialty. l
PAINTING AND DECORATING. l
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HerbertW. Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Norwalk.
. BOY «HERO DIES 0F RABIES. E
Cliilt‘AGO, March 18.——Fred l’iepper, i
ilt’teen yours old. died of rabies in n;
hospitul, yesterday. the victim of al
pructicul joke—u joke which might
have cost the lives or twenty other
pupils in the school-room with him had
he not risked his. lie is now called
the hero of Strsssburg, lll.
Two of l’iepper‘s school-mules
brought it struy white poodle dog into
the school-room as a joke. l’iepper
noticed that the dog was roaming at
the mouth and he pushed back a little
mul. While he was carryhig the dog
from the room it hit him.
The next day the dog «bit tour pigs
end a. horse. till 01' which died at rs
blue. The boy‘s pnrents become ulurm-
cd and utter treating lilm with home—
rcmtrdlss for several weeks, brought—
him to n specialist in Chicago. The
case wus too (or developed and all thut
could be done woe to relieve the sur-
ierlng. 'When news oi the boy‘s death
reached Bimnsburg urrungements were
started whereby hourly everyone in
the town will attend the iunerul oi‘ths
boy-hero.
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A COLD, LA GRIPPE, THEN PNEU
Moms
is too often tho total sequence. Lo
Grlppo coughs hung on. weaken the
system, and lower the vital resistunco
it, (I. Collins. Postmaster. Buruegnt, N
“"l was troubled with u M!-
vore llo tirippo cough and who cum
plainly uxliuustfid utter ouch ill. or vio
lent roughing. liol‘oro i bud inltuu onc-
hult of u bottle or Foley's liouoy sud
’l‘ur Coxnpoundmthc coughing spoils
hud onliruly cousod.‘ i wish to any it
cun'i bu hunt, All others are lmitp
lions." Sold by oil drunglstn.’ “'
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Mum. .. .
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK} AT HAWAlI.
titlmlillillil. Mnrch lawn. houvy
wirthuunhu shock inntimr more thou
ooloolt to now All mourners urn urn:
oil to utlontl. no it is the lust mission
1 ‘ before the ldtinlur eulu
A dolcsutlou or'iho mmnhmn oi
qth pursuit Lodge No ion llsum
jg‘t hull I’rulmiiu mom of um
i buy it l't‘ltlcrnnl visit in tlrcun
[lull Lillian lhin “veiling, tuition tho
viii-“troll: from Mouth Noru‘nila.
Attorneys Keogh null Condos Me in
mm torlny utiondluz til" lemons
Md T’ooplon Trust ti‘ompsuy llppll
tor u charter iwrorn tiw com
.m13anks.l(?hnrl0d}§ lin3‘.t of
doth biomelk Trust t‘ompnny, in
dim; the some homing;
u ,.
om 'Mclicer. ui‘ Hiamtord. was
. in fibrosis. lust erasing for
so automobile without A it
sud the rear light being out.
out under its bond
which
. um, and his trim ‘wtil some
the court Wednesday morning
.lll hour won recorded lulu lMll night
ho lilo olmcrtntory suimuogruph oi the
volcnuo or Itilnnou. it in outilnnlod that
the senior of the disturbancu won 2.~
hub miles tawny, .
Phone 593.12. 1.
girl as she was about to pat the uni-1
11 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
,t..~..i.m... ,
the and cribs soundtrack at nast-
wood. the report says, where they;
waited until thewarrlwl ‘oi'n regular'
‘ west-bound. our um!" then continued on
their way three minutes late. They
had nearly made up the lost time
,when pussing‘Prospet-t Station (1,000
feet west of Summit oust switch).
where the car Was running at an era'-
tlmuted speed, by the motormon. of
35 ”miles per hour: The motormun
turned on? the power hi; this point and
slowed down the car by the use 0*?
and stone trulu, points ollt that Cou-‘
the ulrbruke and approached the sig-
lnut. the report save. when probably
running between fifteen end iwouty
lies an hour
“McGuire." continues the reDOrt,
“claimed that the red signal light was
so dim that it was impossible for him
to see it until arriving within two
that as there weic no detents in the hundred feet of the signul, when he?
equipment reported by the crew, .“it threw his broke into emergencx This
is quite slident that the brakes were did not check the speed as it should
Regular time was made to have done. owing to poor
braking;
RUNDLE’S
'1 hot Good Kind
Buns;
FOR GOOD FRIDAY. ORDER EARLY FROM YOUR GROCER,
OUR WAGONS OR EITHER STORE.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
31 VAN ZANT ST"
EAST NORWALK.
19 SOUTH MAIN ST.
JUST TO GET ACOUAINTED
We otter for Easter Week another lot 0!
Hand-Made Shapes
trimmed with .\'l' Mints. AlGRr‘TTES ROSIMIUDS SWpEET PEAS
'l‘l l ”’8 and all the new alludes of Ribbons. 84.:
New York Specialty
$5 and 86 values
AT $2 98
NO TWO HATS ALIKE.
Our own designer will trim your HATS FREE Oi" CHARGE.
All our $1.50 NEW SPRING WAISTS for this wool: only 85¢
Store
SOUTH NORWALK.
South Norwulk Dry Goods Company
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Special Sale of Renaissance
Drawn Work and Table Linen
st 00 Kid (limes. wurrnnted all Shades.
New styles Easter Nockwenr, llulgorinu and lrlsh (‘rochot
Speclui ...............
§WA A‘VZAV’A‘V
a...
-‘ Ready for Easter
M.ll. I
No matter what one's- taste is there is a list in
liintz's Mi-lliuery Section to ‘meet it. Come and
choose and be satisfied.
S .t
F'ine Suits, neWest styles, rich colors 0nd perfect fit.
‘ l'rices ............................. $10 to $25
lA‘xVRVSm’A‘MZ'A‘N/A‘Mfi
L
power and the car passed the signal
at four miles per hour. He saw the
stone train approaching through the
rut when at the signal and reversed
his power. but the wheels locked and
the car slid because of slippery truck
and descending crude. meeting the
stone train 105 feet east of the signal
while his cor was still moving only
about tour miles per hour. No’ssnd
was used, although a supply was car-
ried on the cur. n
“in my opinion. based upon testi-
mony or many intelligent eyewitness
es and a series of experiments made
on the spot with n similar car to No.
130 (the passenger car.) said passen-
ger trolley was running from eight to
ten miles per hour when the accident
happened"
The report then describes the situn
tion of the plane train and its make
up. it says that when Motormau‘
Charles Thorpe saw u collision was
inevitable he applied the emorgency'
brakes. bringing his. train to a stand
still and then jumped The fact that
the work train had just entered the
switch. say. the report. caused the
two can to meet at a slight angle,l
bringing the main force of the colli ;
slon on the left side of the passenger
car. where those most seriously in I
“,1qu were sitting. l
“The trolley line between Watt-r
bury and New Haven." the report con 1
tlnues. “is equipped with automatic
trolley signals which were put into
service in July 1912; they stiord pro-
tection tor the motement or cars
through the various single track sec-
tion. The line between Bridgeport
and New Haven is flotilurly equip
pod; there have been ,no failures rs
porth In this signal service
would cause accident."
The manner of the working of the "
signals is described at some length.
The location of the signal at Summit
is touched upon and Engineer Elwoll
that
then continues: "Motormnn McGuire's gist the Impact.
claim that the red light was dimmedi “There follows the conclusion or
on account of the heavy stone trainfthe investigator that the accident was
coming up the hill. is in a measure,'due entirely to the carelessness or
sustained by experiments made ntterVMotorman James J. McGuire,” and
the accident, but both the red light the suggestions of the commissions
and the red dist were visible and engineer quoted above A list of dead
could be seen at a safe distance. Me and injured closes the report.
Guire also states that the slippery} To this report the Public Utilities
track contributed to the accident. Commission adds the following: "The
Such a condition of the rails made it foregoing report of the account is ac~
[all the more important that he should i cepted and ordered on tile and record ~.
lune had his car under full control as the official record of the causes.
when approaching the signs]. " facts and circumstances of said ucci~
Mr Elwell points out that the but-‘dent.
liters of the work train and passenger ”Attention is called to the edges.
cm were of unequal height and that tions made by the chief engineer and
this inequality prevented them irom‘iuspector. The commission further
coming together that or the passes» suggests that the company submit to
get being the lower, and left only the it on or before April 15,1913 the re-
thin sheathing of the vestibule and suit of its consideration and investiga-
the light mfterlul composing the tion of such propoded equipment and
front partition of the passenger to re— the practicability of adopting same "
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The ‘Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St, South Norwalk
Every woman who takes pride in her appearance should“ see and
know our New Spring Ready-tower” Osmosis. in style they are ob-
soluteln correct. yet they are distinctive and different from any
others you will see. «In quality and fit they are positively ,unexcelied.
But'you must see them .to really know them.
33 South Main St., .
South Norwalk. sxssmhgti‘o‘ift.
We Alter Free. . , Style Store for Women.
Mating Construction Co. 233ml;
stiofiaufidtrguwm on all kind: at building constructions, um-
123 WASHINTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 357-12.
Spend a Nickel
and Save a Nickel
Hound funny, but it's true.
Prove it! March right into
my rigor ntoronod not. stuns
“stilt lithium". a rent cigars.
They‘re 4 eminence long;
minis with connectlcut timed
l l‘ wrapper: liavnun semi:
loner: lung choice tiller
end Inrthermm all
so. Ribbon"
5' cent Cigais
are strictly trauma
-, ‘ mounts
.munugfctomm sign the
tests r as w
1:?“ uxe’d’i‘
elm.
§
Buy Your
Easter Suit
at the Store whose Principles are
Style, ‘ Quality .,
.and Economy
mums ...: Minuet! Suits 312.501.) 330
alien‘s and Young Men's Suits ............... 310m 325
,1
CASH
on stem
. V... ”..., ..,. «\wmwmpmm
Seedless and Florida Oranges
25 «its 30 (its. 35 (its, 40 dis
l Large Grape Fruit. .. .................. 4 for use
Extra Large Grape” Fruit ... ................... I. .. each rec
Lettuce Heads. ............. {com ..SC up to 10C
California Prunes ......................... .pcr lb., 5c
Settled Raisins ................ 3..pkgs 25c
Muscatoi Raisins. ....... . ..... . . . .2 ..... . . .3 lbs. 25¢:
Strictly Fresh Eggs .......................... per dozen, 30c
Ben Hur Flour ..................... bbi., $5. 50; bug. you
Celery. Psrsnips Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, Spinach
UNITED GROCERY C0.
30 North Main M.
Phone 14!.
" CUNEO’S FLOWER suor
the place to buy
Easter F owers
.Grcen Carnations for Monday
Easier Miles, Malia. Spires (Gladstone and Queen Alex.
entire). Ba y Rambler‘s, Hydrsugeas. Daffodils, single and
double}! cloths, shooters, from i plant to 6 plants in
pots; Tupils, all colors. Boston and Asparagus Ferns, Patsy
Pfihgegwdm Titanium plants are grown in cool More.
,un estwe. van-suit E tgusruumd
, to be am an... ' W m
estrus. senor our soon/nus .
* ' our, smears. of on sweet sun.
. emu 11'me Whammmm
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