new one um.
_ . minimum» or.
Tommie: mus. I'
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Mreuii‘rauk .l. Finnegan is ill at her
home in South Main street.
. John J. Cuneo. of the second district,
is in Bridgeport today on business.
Mrs. B. u. Richards and daughter,
Mrs. A. '1'. Manny. are the guests or
Mrs. E. A. Arm-trons. at inst Orange.
The unsolicited testimony or myI
many patients is all this: is necessary
to prove that teeth extracted in my
office are taken out absolutely with
outpsin, and withoutnyillatter ef-
test. it you have teeth that need ex-
tracting come in, ‘and he oblo to say.
as so many omers have said, "it in
true; i know it, for l have tried itI
myself. "
George Gainer. one 01‘ the drivers or
the second district fire apparatus. has
been making a visit with friends in
. New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry I). Cornell. of
Main street, have returned from a visit
with Mr. Cornell's cousin. ullharies
Close, in Salem, New York.
Miss Ellllebeth McCarthy, A}! Boy
moor street. who has been -ill for two
months, is rapidly recovering and ex-
poets to be out to greet her friends:
shortly. 1° 3‘" MN" 3*» 80. NONI-Iii,
Hones: e A. M. 10 e P. In.
eunome sv APPOINTMENT
President John W Scully and Score-
tary-Tmasurer Martin liswior, oi the
In United. Hatters or North America, are
.‘Iin Dsnbury today on husiness con-
v-necwdl with the organisation.
STAMPED
row ELS
New Line of Bath and Linen
Towels to Be Embroidered. ,
Stumped Bath Towels for
cross stitch. solid and outline
,work with directions for ur-
rangements of colors
The women oi Norwslk may hand '
together and work ‘ior public piny-
munds for the children or the city.’
Nothing definite in bile way of plans
has been formulated as yet.
Miss Ruth Louden and her brother.
Clarence. of Norwalk. spent the week-
end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
*laounebury. oi' Woodside street. and
' Ir. and Mrs. G. Robert Caldwell, of
Oak street. Stamford.
...... 50c and 75¢: each
stamped Linen Huck Tawels.
regular else ...... 60c and 75c
Stamped Guest Towels in lin-
en buck 25c, 30c and 50s
Damask and Huck Linen TowI
els in guest sud regular size
for initial ........ 25c to 31.00
J . I. Mallette
on Washington It.
«I. Io. Hamil:
Mrs. W. ll, Bean, or Iltocltvlilo, lor-
nierly of South Norwnlk, underwent
an operation for appendicitis in the
Hartford Hospital, Saturday morning.
W. I. Illean of East Norwalk. telo~
phoned to Dr. Benn last night, who
said she was getting along as well as
could he expected.
Tel.
On account of an accident to one of
the actors or the may to be, given by
the In R. A .A.. the play ‘m'd “0L M-..
be given at the time it was expected! BOSTON. Moan, Feb 10. w'l‘he bod-
to take place. The stage setting 19 ies of Robert and Albert Coleman.
almost completed and the i918)? 1'1 aged 8 and 6 years, respectively,
dostclass shame and it 18 019th by found today in a pond near their in
the mosses. Waldo Cable. that it will there home in Forest Hills. The chil-
Ile given the first part 0! March. dren. who disappeared yesterday, hnd
coasted on to thinice.
TWO BOYS DROWINE'D IN BOSTON.
Mr. and Mrs. George fii. Youngs,
at Orchard street, were quietly cele-
brating their golden wedding anni-
yersnry at their home in the iirst die-
m
(r/nv uHW a. twl-lfi/"‘ ‘1
-h‘K‘H\-\‘I\.'\- m-‘ \‘m nu. ‘\
urict Sunday night unostentatlously II . SI
, and not expecting any Ibrmnl remedial 9‘ ‘ ' H
hrsnce oi the occasion. Suddenly I! P I ' II
about 40 of their ill-ends walked to on H ay . y ii
them and a joyous good time follow» It ._ " ‘ _ ‘ . , I
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auccseseut svsnvwnsns. I: ec it
People everywhere are talking or z.
the quick and no Mulls Foley Kidney. ” ’
Fills give in backache. rheumatism. H and know What You did“:
kidney and bladder-tradition. You can with it.
not take them into your system with-l
. out seed results That is because
il‘oley Kidney Pill; give to the kidneys
and bladder just what nature cells tor
to heal these whitened and inactive
Timon. For sale II “I'Wfidg
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Check Accounts Invited. SI ,
suitcase. {I
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tile hair, two and three ooirowls
These prices are in silent:
$4 Pants $2 95 l
Extracting.
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”handset in on Irish! , Illusion Ioli
South Norwalk ‘ :7
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WANTED: Young men
oprnpber.
“HELP”
WANTED: Young men
ogrnpner.
“HELP"
, stnrso: Young me,
I -. ogrnplter. ' . '
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Three calls tor. young mu
stenogrophers in a single day.
Let. on train you for it good
position. We can place you.
Merrill
Business College
I South Norwalk. Stamford.
Port Clutter.
50 em Stamps Free
Combination ‘A’ for
$1.00
5 lbs. Granulated Sugar, .15
Milk, r. .
1 lb. Very Good Coffee or it lb.
Tea. .30!
.10
6 lb. Peerless; Baking Paw-
der “’ .25
_Bot.1Worchester Sauce, .10
1—CnnwAmeo Stove polish, .5
LargeiBOttle Blotting; . 1.0
$1.12}
.12
$100
Read our circular for Shi-
noisy and the coming week.
Royal Grocery
I dream and Frulieren.
Tel. mm. 22 to. Main It.
All Cars stop at the Royal
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Special rebate.
- wan-mun.
c. it. runner. (other train dis-
patches tre‘lmnmnn end murde-
You never new so many herons in one store in The Nor
mu... except let one oi ourmrm Panto Selena—and the buy-
ing greater then ever. muons is e. men contented to take a sin-
Vulueetoo are eoually as good tomorrow on at the opening
day. with a stock rapidly dwindling More the buying oi men
who linen what these treat sales are
$2 Pants, "5145 1. $3 u...‘
with the following
1 can Magnolia or Clover-I
I 1911. lilo was; released irons the scum
the rule—values warrant it.
Si 95
$5 Paula» $3.95
. mortified.
a number of ill-lends in town Friday
.5 :.
'lrving Lockwood finished harvesting
icelor prlyate parties on Friday: The
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DR. HQFFECKER DISCHARGED.
New Canaan Physician ll Applauded in
Court.
the tailuro to report a case of diphther-
ia said to have existed at the home at
the Parkericun on Burns avenue took
place Saturday atternmn before Jun-I
tlcé Duh/less, and resulted in the din;
Attorney Leo '
rhnrge oi Dr. Hofiecher.
. Davis of .Norwelk, represented Dr. 1101—
Becker. County Health omcer Genres:
.13. Hill of Bridgeport conducted the
prosecution
Stamford was also present Many wo-
men were in the crowd of spectatOrs.
The ilrst witness was Dr. O'shaugh ;_'
' 1198831.
“lied you any knowledge of there be .
, 1n; diphtheria in Parkerton family?”
moduli-Inn
l-iOY'l‘SSI reunite.
People who attended the show at
“one ’l‘iicane yesterday aiteinoon
and last evening npnounced the bill as
one of the best one; siren by the local
ed a. wonderiul , islcsl act, delighted
everyone who an> ended and produced
something ill-tin. way of entertain~
[uncut that was decidedly high class
in everywayh Possession a line to
pertclre of musical numbers. ‘both V'o«
cal and instrumental. they were re
ceived with greetnppieuso.
The Cavaliers are too good to be
missed. . I
first the Phi; not is not the whole
show is easily ascertained by a. glance
at the, bill. Charles dlowscr and Com-
pany appear in “guperstilinn.” Bow-
her and his company have uppeared et'
Hoyt'o before and this you" s sketch,
while the game as that givei isst sea»
son. seems to belietter ensi led then
on the first visit to Norwallt. "Super.
stition" is a newspaper «play, it sketch
with a kick in it and: one that pro‘
videe plepty to think about from first
leIlt it is a unique comedy drama.
all of surprises, well acted.
Armstrong and Manley. winders
dealers in dmllery, appear In an origi
nnl buncossme sketch. it is funny
and tells a rather interesting story
of the value oi a men's word; it is
original. '
, Coy do. Trickey, the Dixie girl, is on
tertaininc with n number of clever
soups and sayings and made a hit with
the audience yesterday. "
The final number on the lbill is the
moment-hues or Harms Brothers, ath-
letes of supreme cleverness. They are
in good company and give the neces-
sary touch to the hill to make it not
only strong. but full of variety Dom
start to finish.
The motion pictures are proving
just as popular as ever. Packed hous
on attended all the performances yes~
herdsy‘. . ‘
aocls'rv sur’ttn THIEF sensor
‘ ED AQAIN.
monuments. Feb. 10. ~oeorto
Guanine. who die police say has no
international renowned as a "society
butler tiller.” lstt here last night in
charge or detectives from Portsmouth,
N. H... where he is wanted to answer
It charge oi etesllng 820 000 worth of
dismount while serving as butler for
Mrs. Gobi-ac H. Studebaker in June.
ty prison here last Saturday alter
. serving s term tor stealing diamonds;
theatre management. The Ten Coven.
iiers Americmi beauties, who provld-t
he was asked.
"it was never reported by any physi-
clan."
”Was it ever reported?‘
“Only by the way of asking the
_ mother."
Did the .mothei’
tllerln?"
Attorney Davis objeued to any testi
many in the absence of Dr Hoilecker.
The question was allow ed and the wit-
sny it was diph-
ness said the mother modellie report”?
to him Jun. 12.nt 2 p. m" when he cili-
ed'to make
ONICGB Crane.
Mrs. Parkerton said that Friday.“
Jun. 9. or.» Holiecher told her the child
had diphtheria. lie gave the child.
3. 000 units or antl- toxins. She saw pat-I
ones . on the throat,
isolated up stairs.
Health Officer
Crane culled his attendtlon to it byl
telephone, asking why two childrenl
were sent to North Stamford. and
whether they were free trom germs.‘
He called Hill by phone, which resulhf
ed in Hill coming the next day.
Attorney Dnvls crossexsmined Dr.
O‘Shaughnessy, The witness said he
had very little acquaintance with Dr.
Hoiiocker and denied making a state-’
ment that he "would get" Dr. Hoiiec-
her one or these days." p .
More testimony followed as to symp-
toms of diphtheria.
Attorney Davis whether he went to his 5
co-worlter (Dr. Hoitecker) for informa-
'tion on the case, he saidhe did not go
near him, but reported matter to his:
superior. and a card was tacked up on
a statement made by Mrs, l’arkerton. I
He never saw the patient. Considering l
the 3,000 units of anti~t0xln and the mo-
ther's word he merely took it as a re-
port. I.
When asked by Attorney Davie how
much he received ior tacking up cards: I'
he stated the fee was 82 anywhere in I:
the borough, but outside it was more.'I j;
depending on the distances"
‘Mr Psrherton testified that Dr liai— II
rocker never told him the child had "
diphtheria; said it looked like it. and
he continued to take cure of the '1-
patient: he had not talked to any one ;;
about case He went to Dr. 0’8hsngh~ ..
essay for anti toxin. but did not tied
him at home When asked by Mr. Hill
.it he did not remember that he told
him and Health Officer O’Bheughnessy
that the boy had diphtheria. he did not
remember
GnunIyIHealth Oiilcer Hill said that '
he understood the situation in this I
case, and sslted‘that it be dropped at
that point. by entering it ncile. Attire
hey Davis objected, and asked that Dr.
I-loitecker be discharged. This Mr.
Tim agreed to. and Justice Dawless
discharged Dr. Hoilecker. .
The friends oi Dr. Horiecker up-
plauded.
.The local. police , hive been asked to
or for queries Bryon Illogtwtck, "for
willed at. ”.500 from It Within in '
Howard lll'uimev or dtednlnrd «thou
Mr and Mrs William Glynn spent .
Sunday with relatiVes and friends in '
_ Nuusetuuli
:ice' was cut non. Lake Siemwit. and .
was from eight to ten inches thick.
ed the refinishing of brnsa business, I.
have rented the building in the rear or ;;
Judson Bulkley's house on Lakcview ..
avenue. for the convenience or one . I:
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Trial oi Dr. Hollecker, charged with
Health Officer Crane ot‘
inquiry in company or'
County Health Olllcer Hill and Health ‘
The child wonI l
When asked by ’
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