‘ up the excepdon- j
“Vila prevailing. ‘
tins and museums-
xnerienoed men can
.rr'eI. 342.13.
m”-
Sure
. of man stops at your house
V sign Wm. Enron. 3 Rowan
nil-Hall: on the wagon and
orking tor me...he is cheat-
_ because there were some
. i pay In a ll). for tags;
rices IttIr auto tires. rubbers.
it beds. metals and old automo
Vi
c for the Hot Sun. order
mi" Awnings‘
, new and save mom-l
6!. Wealss do all t
lands or UPHOD
STERXNG and Fur-i
niiure Repairing,
Mattresses Renovnt~
to order Our worka
1 n 71 ii lis guaranteed Esti-
. mates cheerfully giV-
en.
MMIi'tOI-IN
45 North Main 8:.
an“
Igl. Mlnnlo Louise.
ionic lxmiae. widow of An-
lvouise. died this morning at
‘ No. 63 Spring street. She
live years old. She leaves
iii hildrcn. The funeral will be
lioinorrow morning at 11 oclock
Wt." Joseph's Church. interment.
iii-in .sl Marys Cemetery.
about of w. B. Parka.
tundra! services cvor tho rc-
of Wallace l3. Parks. who died
a in France street. Tuesday
at the ass of twenty night
“fie hold tomorrow HIWI‘IIODII
. The Rev. Louis ll. How-
iilciate and interment
in Rivarsido cometary.
1 "our” ‘mm
In,
‘ohool wont to compo yssisra'
r annual picnic. They to
V nioyabietimo.
' ounce Vapors. Wills,
Despair
a... mums room
idea
will I
’ $4 a Year in Our
mu ‘ the on
Watch «$531.... 31.50.
Nzhglaror can you not your repair-a
arles Brand
transect watchman“
willelLER A ofoarclclan; .
/ salllnliqn 35. MW! Hem-lit.
opposite Hows Theatre
wares FOR THE Man‘s.
‘ at the new store in the Post Of-
'iice Block.
32.06 Straw Halal . . . . . . ‘ 33‘s
33. 50 and 34. 00 Keith, Kopoueh
or, Oxford, special at. .3275
Louis Avrick
Post; Office Blank, So. N'orWslk.
BUY
Hazelton
(.oal
Tile B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.
'1“ TEL.“ 294. '» 122 WATER 51'.
l .
fl...“
Rubber
1 pay the highest price for
AUTO TIRES
lie. 1 Inner Tubes 25c :1 1b.; No. 2
Inner Tubes, 15!: a lb.; Auto Shoes, So
a 11).; Books and Magazines 35c per
”ed Slip Covers made Hillb- Newspapers 26c per100;ilags,1c:
G. Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave, 80. Norwalk.
large Fancy
New Potatoes
Newdéngland Grocery Co.
6
.72 No. Main St. Tel. 153. .
- 'the requirements of the service‘ and
' . service is the safety requirement.
uninhdflahly
his his version or
while on the road. of this lulu he said:
«not. i. as amended. Exception oi
WNo ensinssr who has less than one
year's roster rating as an coolness
shall be allowed to run through pas-
senger trains. ,
"This rule has two plain and definite
exceptions: .
“Im‘ISo tar as it is possible with the
requirements at the services? and
’ “2" ‘Provided they are competent.’
“Primarily the determinslion or (1)
can: a thins of that hind:
identity:
(2) ‘eompetsncy or “we," g. :9... in: a man in charge ‘0! this locomor
the management or the railroad. rlilie
most important requiremsnt or the
4 liens and Judgment for this special
“in this case it is shown that no re- “Mk“ The determination 0‘ “‘9 “11'
‘ation tor the determination of the safe-
ty requirements of the service in the
selection of an enzinsman tor a par-
ticular service or tor the determina-
tion or the compelency of an engine-
man when he was first given a high
speed passenger train.
itself. ll. was not delegated to any
other organization. nor could it he so
delegated.
nor performed. it. was neglected It
was unwarrantably assumed that a
man at the head of the list at spare
“The neglect of precautions for safeo enginemen was qualified, without any
ty was here a “glee; upon ”my; special consideration or the character
which the enginemen's agreement leftl 0' the service 'in which he could expe-
open to the management ' l
"The mere absence or demerit railroad where high class trains may
marks while in ffeight service wag be given over to an uninstruclcd en-
considered a good record. suillciently gineman. ' And this is true even if he
determined to justify employment on is sent out on a 3‘30 with the caution
fast passenger trains, a class of ser-V Of his superior, 'Don’l .let it get away
.vice requiring the highest res of, from YOU- Here was doubt from the
qualification. No determine ion of man W110 ought. to know
special qualification for higher grade "3!th responsibility for having a
of service was made. The agreement competent man with positive qualiiiv
l-withV the enginemen in no manner reJcaticns at 8 post 0i duly iii a 00PM"
stricts examination or competency Me responsibility. The fault for NM
tests of this enginemun is a matter ins an untested man in a position
for which the management 13 solely fraught with danger to lite is the fall"
iresponsibie. I-iis good judgment is 'cf the company and its omciols.”
bringing an express passenger train
to a stop outh not to have been tried ,
out at the rial: of passengers lives. ~ ‘5 .
“When, in handling a first-class pas- , . ' V, .
Isenger train, this engineman on his ‘ ‘ l ‘
.lt i')« tbztli d Irted
. Iiiairii ll: dISIe‘ttiiathl):3:11;:J going B’entlnbl Ldg
d.iti‘st thl luI-
Mflt‘iioillg' the: salinity sexist: 21:“ ll Will catcw‘the
test. either oi the man or the brakes,
before he was again sent out in the customers, eye
and attract
New Business
to Year Es-
[same line of se1..vite The general
tablishment.
-m ..........._ “Maw... ...........,,..._.. . .__...... i.
imrmager, honeIer. reached the con
clusion that ‘thsre was no suspicion
that be was not in all respects capa-
ibis.‘ when this snkineman was as-
signed to this high class train. This
iconclusion was in no respect justified
{by the facts
E "El on though Doliorty' a work in oth»
er grades of service was satisfactory
lthe absence of any supervision or
tests for a work in which his failure;
$50 .in' Geld
IN AWARDS.
Do You Read the Advertisemnts in The Sentinel?
See the Missing Word Page Next Thursday. We are go-
ing to Pay you in G01d to Read the Advertisements.
”'Iherc in no gucssing. No puzzles. No volcs.
the silver-Ilscmcnts in The Sentinel.
THE PLAN.
iln ouch Thursday for u period of tweivc “cells. there
Just read
mm s "P‘- . wmwmm‘v
0
v.
ADVERTISE N THE IENTINEL.
era of tho Norwullt M, ll.
Deeds. clowns” be so... In
Department
y Iind i in. and convenient. Coir
“ill be insgrtcd a page of advcitiscnlcnls of business men.
Ii'lillll eoi these adv,» every week illt‘l‘t‘ will he s
WORD MI. SING. In order to linti. the Cili'i't‘Li. word you
must road ouch adv. on the page New wcck very carefully.
\ich' you find it. clip the toupon-I1iso on the sumo
‘paucmlcll “lint the MISSING WORD is, and it" out the
blank as 1101 insuuctions.
Send the answer to The Sentinel offict cmli week not
1::ch than ”it: ianIIiwiug Incsday alter the lingo appears.
Any coupon Coming in aitrr lticsdny will not be counted.
Unix one uusncr to curl: bugs will be ulluucd one per"
son and the 1
$50 in (fluid will be awardcddn Sevcntean different amounts.
as follows:
IItAWARD “ .‘._........V_...............some...
3d AWARD $31.. Gold
,’4AWARDSQ*Inmsliaosualums-stirsslurn...$1.59 Each
I“ AWARIBS Di as.stasis-Ilsasislriiessrs. ”.31 mill!
'lhc sole condition is that each and every answer most
the highest number of correct answers sent in during the
. lwclve weeks tales an solards In this order.
NOTICE
Ansmrs idsdivcd sfiiir ills
ceive of any man in: his rishl mind .
He then I
stated in xenoml isms his belief. that.‘
the trouble arose mm the sinifloi'es‘
organizations and the stillnde‘ at the ‘,
public. and said that ‘it is true of the I
New England railroads today' they,
have not much left but their commie ‘
'lNo organisation but thsl or the New .
York, New Haven a Hartford dull! .
road Company is responsible for plao 1.
tiye‘ without tests on‘ supervision by I
traveling engineers at his qualities- I
liable or sltsctive system was in open. “if; ““39. 01‘ qualifications 01 an 911‘ “L
cinemas is the duty or the railroad '.
rience Something is 'out at sear' on a. "
ad AWARD lln'hvtivlfid'i'ibiilwoléetlatll“ $10 in Gold “ -‘
be properly tilled out on a coupon from The Sentinel, and “ _. 7
‘ £39620"
Needle Point Ice Picks
Handy Ice Chi-opera
hots only
White Mountain Ice Oregon
4 qt. 32.6%
Cross Handled Picnic IBas-
Nole our prices tor Fruit
Jam by the doses: . ,
Mason—Pints. 600; quarts. 650.
' w. Z."—-Pints 69c: quarts, 790.’
VLighlninngints, 90c; quarts.
100
- 25.: $1.00. Ina: emu... 29c” I‘
Jelly Tumblers—3PM dozen. 19c,t i-Fiy Trams 10¢
10G 246. 290. 9°
Jar Rubbers, any size. 3 doc. 201'
250.
his. use... “at... Baskets
.6 Thin‘ Blown Tumblers
3 Double sheets Fly Paper 60
Fly "Spotters"
49°
19¢
It roves neither delegated ‘
C. E. Barber, of New York, spend
yesterday with friends in Norwalk.
m
E. Tarlov, of South Norwaik.
Railroad avenue.
Miss Eva Frank, of New Haven, has"
_ returned to her home after spending
a week ix; Norwalk with relatives.
walk with friends.
—._-—~- -~
the. Norwaik hospital as a result or
motor cycle accident, is
and resting comfortably.
32 Woodward avenue.
TEMPLARS’ BIG FIELD DAY.
Five Commanderics Will. Gather
Norwaik—Thers Will Be a Parade
and a Dinner at Room Point.
The annual field day
will be held next Wednesday. New
Haven Commandery. No. 2; Clinton.
Commandery. No. 1'»; Clark Commands
cry. No. 7, and Crusader Comrnsndery,
No. 10. will join Clinton Commandery
{or the celebration. Right Emlne
commander-y.
The air knights sill assemble
the asylum. St. John‘s lodge room
noon. in full Templar uniform wi
intigue‘I cups at belts. 'i‘mlicy (jars w
Innnderies will be received
Wrist avenue and Wall street,
Norwnlk (irccn \vllcrc innpoclion w
be held and the rcmmunderies w
3 pass in review before the grand coin.
' thunder and stuff. Alter this core-
mony lmlloys will iiiiw the party
Rollin l‘olnt for a shore ilifllilii‘.
A horse owned by Alnxmldor.
secondhand furniture Inna
.whicb lliti wagon was loaded.
grout dumnao wag dong-w
v . p .
Plain and
Simple
planning to open a new lunch car in
Mrs. W. V. Hawkins, of Mount Ver-
non, is spending a few dam in 'Nor-
Randolph Belts. who is laid up in
improving
Miss Freda Miller. at Pougllkeepsic.
New l’orld is visiting 1m uncle and-
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jahu Herring, on
of Clinton
Commandory. .‘o. 3. Knights Templar,
Grand Commander Arthur ll. I‘halice
and stuff will be guests of the local
convey the commander to the Bout-hi
Norwclk railroad station where the;
grand Iommnndcr and visiting coon;
mo
in Bur.
mond street ran away this momma
and spilled out all the articles with
No now currshoy bill stimulated tho main
Advertising Wm
‘ . Increases:
if
5: ll
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“ a“
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f’f'aann/yza,
i
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is
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7
'1-’.7‘l~il-,'r'.-i-}“1' 1"
. . . . . _ . : . z .
,.
\—\u\‘~ “.“,“.‘
waxy-u}:
wood painted rad;
l
E
l
in
lli
Tel. No. m. Dolls-rise 3:30 a.
in
at Wmmm
... Iflflii Ill Will SIREN
ill
WALL STREE’l‘ ii) is a. m.—« mA dc-
clded change in the aspect of Ihel
'l‘bo lino of mnrclr will be through stock market came with the begin
South Main street. North Main street,
to lbs
ning of today's trading. The demand
especially for the loading mediums or!
ill
iii
a snoop. uuwnnl Illovomont
1th l‘rcaillenl Wilson bud lotion stops
ylo uvcrt II siriitc oi“ the condo tors;
‘snd lrnlumon on the custom rallrnmln;
and Secretary MilAiiOO'll nnmumcon
Inont mat the Government 'l'wo l’on
cent Ronda sonic ho Malcolm! in ihuii
it)
liked. The udvuuca was holosd by tho
malnutrition of tho outstanding cohort:
. internal. rccs‘nlly. which enabled trad»?
are on the longtaidu to malts n suc-
rssml draw at tho bears.- (lsnndian’
anclilc. the wink lecture yesterday
hid in the advance with a rise at 2
M. .llnion ihicillo gained 2 and Read
mg, laihigli‘ Vall'sy, Missouri Pacific.
Amalgamated. iilesl and various other
lagoons. point or more. Bids for (low
cranium as, the bonds Mouton by
ficcrslsry Monaco“! announcsmoni,
advanced to to is 12. ‘
I"
heart Cecile. its. 1115. Di or do will
‘ . hold its rsguisr Inesti a this droning.
. c ,
.ms l'ifillar unions
lion Lodge. No.
'~' nV fl/ar ‘H1‘ at). nw’uffi/nv/‘ln’fi’ndfildgl'
\‘ .‘\‘\ \'A‘W\‘\“\\‘n ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘MW
egcr 81 Co.
The Leading Outfitters” m The Norwalks
ii July Reductions
IN" OUR GREAT
Furniture Dept.
Special sale of Swinging Couch Hammocks
Garden or Lawn Swings. made of stout hickory
‘ will
adults .' .........
Porch Rockers at greatly reduced prices.
.......... $5
’Averylarge assortment of Oil Cloths, Linoleums
and Mailings at specially low-pri‘cés. _ . ,w"
Charge Accounts Solicited
‘ nV/n gun. a wow!" tint-I- ‘- tV-IAI‘
‘\‘u‘ ‘ ‘\-\‘\‘m\‘\‘\‘ ‘\‘\:\‘\‘\‘
® IXIRA SP BIAS ®
Best Creamery Butter
22 lbs Granulated Sugar
:The Great ASIP Tea company
126 WhunrnGTON .12. BOUTH NORWALK
In. and 2:30 p. m.
\‘\‘-\_‘\-\ '0‘“
,'.,-, at, a. at. 0',
$5 98 31nd $6 98
. . . . I . . - - ~ .
Cm“ ~ ‘\~-\ ‘x‘ 1‘ \_-\~‘\_‘
'~r,-,‘.,—,';-/J;UI'.- .
accommodate
\“‘\‘\
4— - ‘av/
60 ‘.
1’
\‘\V‘.\‘. x- \1‘ \d\_‘
I '1‘ , -/-
,‘IA-M
all—Ila a mid].
a lb 31c;
for $1
Fro. Ill-livery.
E William E Keisler and family urq
‘Inovinu their household otter-ls lroml
Wnslllhgton street In the residence all
the corner at lined street and Putnam
anonuo. I
, .
Wordihna boon revolved in Scull!
speculation was better than it hurl Norwnlir to the effect thaI a son wan
been for uovdrsl days. and tho auggirmibcrn to Mr. and hi1s.(l:i1sr|os Kraut,“
tendency .ulIloh has been charatstiatic of Baltimore, on Tuesday
of recent sessions was rupturorl with was formerly Miss Elizabeth Ilrsy. oil
Maya this city
M I s Krouii
VACATION
NEEDS VI
tor traveling or wearing apparel
can be supplied born m. It on»
mom‘s uotlro.
Wardrobo Trunks ........
- 322.00 to 34.2.50.
High 'l‘nmlm ”3600 to 316.00
Steamer Trunks 3am to 320.00
dull tings-I Trnvcllag tings,
’l‘qlicl Callus. sic, .
,Ntll‘milii ngcnts for the worlds
tamed Mather Goods ct Mark
Gross.
White illicit Hats .......'. 60¢
the WY.
21.5hiphmu .
Wu
' or palliation till! in hold this on.
i ‘ ‘ .
Joseph Davis,
33 Wall N075“ fl‘flll‘h ';
son-m Snowman. coring V
L‘I ~.." , . .j. .
Norwalk Chronicler