Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 17, 1914 · page 8

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Narine, Automobile, Burglary, LilblI-i es aml y ur ba . .
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[act we can write any kind of lnsur-.
Inceytiu may require. Callus on the, Goad Table Butter ' ' 260 a pound “Mill WIN! lattes 6 Drink: in Mothers Babie. In ZS
Prion 160.1230. - , , , s i
“ I l Premium Brand Creamery Butter. the . m Hour Not at to Drive,’ Dentists
Ta 01' 8: GO den finest to be had In rints 306 Ill Phillipa—Secretary Says The first permanent rc'th “
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IOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO ‘ g ; CCIIIBI'IIS In State HBV. , the child. should go under
1 BUILDING as n 1a ea 0 Increflad ‘00 Per 1 Jilllrgrtltitht 5 care, lirlilg Summer Dresses
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SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING CASH STORE. HARTFORD June 17:~“i\‘nv maul 1“ him re ultt m I“ .5. <-
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We Give and Rndeem Premium Trading Stamps. who takes six drinks within an hour— mancm “is”, m “1::‘1 a” ~_._._.*._~. . _
or within six hours—while beds driv? . v 1 1 ,. ' ' .
me a car, is not fit to drive so danger: :(iuirrccial’lmii‘ H d “I” c\ I Fxtra Fin T bl MINSTREL WEST DEAD.
1-— ousa i' 1 "tier auto-z r” - c . f“ e a e
-_ , Date 0 mill“ ~‘ 88 a“ - I‘heinvcstmem small, the WESTBROOK June 17 ——Edward
mobile." said Secretarv of the State. it" 1 ' , . ' ' _
, I re .1113 asting. Vi est, the minstrel, is dead at his
‘Albert Phillips at a hearing sll- , to so. Main on. so. Pwnlk. summer home in w ti). ok f le
en Thomas \icGann, who drove, HOURS: 9 A. M. TO P. M. u ‘ if as ro . o p ur.

 

 

 

. Samuel L‘. irelaiid lei't today for
Danhury, where his brother lies dan.
geroiisly ill_ .

Mrs
street.
Chester Hoyt,

Rufus J. Smith, of
has been entertaining
of Hidtzefield.

Spring
Mrs.

Let llr, Mallory regulate the child-
ren's teeth. See adv.

1.. Eugene Mitchell and family inor- '

ed yesterday‘i‘roiu Woodward avenue
to (‘.ontractor Johnson's house. in Lin-
coln avenue.

The members of the Nutmeg Club
met last night for their regular meet-
ing. Business of a routine nature: was
brought up for action.

The improvements have started tilts
morning in the post oilice in the South
Norwalk Club building,
busy with the ceiling.

. “Uniform of all kinds to stilt every
I service. llaiidsineu, trolleyiuen, il'rev
men, policemen and yaclitsmeu. Hats,
caps and insignias of all description.
Dibble, 78 Washington street, upstairs.

S. ll. Wilson has requested a permit
from the building inspector to build
a garage in the rear of the Norwalk
Hotel. The inspector will investigate
before issuing the permit,

if you have films to be developed
read W. P. Beera' adv.

The inital opening of the private
nail-room in the Roton Point Hotel
will take place this evening, when the
Court [alfrel Club will give a dance.
‘A large number of people have made
amusements to attend, and will leave
Baxter‘s store at 8 o'clock.

l .__—_.——-

The annual mating .of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church Sunday school
will be held this evening. Officers for
the ensuing year will be lected and
other business will be transacted.

Mrs. G. B. ‘Boutwell of Anaonia is
spending a few days with Dr. and Mrs,
C. F. Bo'utwell of Crescent Terrace.

 

An italian woman who came from
New York this morning on the train
duo here at 10:10 o'clock, told a tale
of woe to Station Agent RalphE h.De-
Witt As near as could be learned.
through an interpreter who Mr De-
Witt secured, that woman started out.
"for Boston with her son in -law, but

' somehow (it other he had disappeared,
‘taking her money and ticket. Whether

He could not be
ound this morning. and the conductor
. of the train put the woman oi! here.

 

All styles of children's rompers at
he: N. E. Ryan Company.

_. At the meeting last evening of

Painters are i

 

Illicit: Tribe No. 26. I. 0. R. M.,
was decided that the members would;
_unit'e with Cockent'ie Haymakers and
I take 1: the carnival on July 3rd.|
in up apriato costume. Thomas
' Hm and Harold T Hall, was appoint:

6 Bars Acme Soap
l Naihtha Soup
1 Snow Boy Wash Powder

 

COMBINATION SALE

Vet y Best Creamery Butter, lb. 29c

A. STULL

24 Cottaee Street. East Norwaik

25 cents”

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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'erman & Son's. See articles in adv.

"(.in THE
HOSPITAL
A no.

THEY'RE
MIGHTY

(2000 T0
CHAPS
[IKE ME ”

 

 

Don’t miss the 490 solo at A. met-lfflo“ SUDDEI TWIIBES

 

The first and second quarterly con-
ferences will be held at. the First M.
E. Church tonight. .

Mlaa Fanny sheehon has returned
from a stay at the home of her par-
ents at Namath—Hartford Coursnt.

Bring suffering to Many a South Nor-
wnlk Reader.
Pain is nature's signal of distress.
A warning not to be ignored.
Those sharp twinge: in the back—q
Those sudden, stab-like pains when

—-e———-- atooping ,
'Attorney Ira O._Gregory, clerk of Are frequent signs of kidney
the town court, attended a reunion trouble.

oi: his college class in New Haven.
yesterday.

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Complaints have been received that
boys are stealing fruits. at the lower
end of South Main street. The police
will take steps to stop the practice.

 

Ralph E. Dibble, of the Royal Tail-

ed a committee to arrange tor tne ors, who recently measured Major

final preparations. An invitation was
‘ also accepted to take part in the New

I
l
1‘ Canaan carnival on the 29th or this

vnionth. Lester Brush and John Gal~ .

' ligher‘was‘ appointed as a'committee
to make arrangements for attendance.

 

‘“‘Gt‘t the Habit" Learn to

 

was missing.

Paige, the world’s smallest man, 5101'
a suit of clothes, has delivered them
to the Major at Nougatuck. i

 

While cumug grass on the lawn of ionic. When I was doing any work tWhich he was suspected He is being
Mrs. John ‘.H. Ferris on West avenue. about the house sharp twin”! darted ,held on that charge. “a meantime the
John Jones discovered that 2 Pill? ‘3! “2'0“!“ m- “9 kid“! “mull” United States authorities will be notl~
glass had. been broken in Mrs. Ferries also bothered me and plum! WW0“ lined with a view to possible deport:-

 

To remove kidney pains, you must
assist the kidneys.

Use a. tested and proven' kidney
remedy.

None more highly endorsed than
Dean’s Kidney Pills.

Endorsed abroad—endorsed
home. A

Road South Nor-walk testimony.

Mrs. R t}. Seymour, 39 Franklin
street, South Norwalk, Conn: says:
“There was a constant, dull pain in

O!

_ the small of my back and aides, ac-

conipanied by weakness through my

house. The police notified Mrs. Ferris,.' that I needed a kidney medicine. an

1

who found that her house had evident- lug my attention called to Dc:n': Kid-
iy been entered by boys. but Milling ney Pills. I procured 8.8119911 at.
Plaiated’s Drug store. It did not take ~

them“ long to remove the trouble. I

' Tony W101 was arrested yeatel'd:1 know of other people who have used

. ed out to look for McGunn'a brother,

 

‘3 utter-nob: by Officer 11.1. Lockwpo'd this remedy with utlauutory reunite.

for throwing a large rock at til: 91" 1 31411 take pleasure in confirming the

you-old sister. The boy we: take: in public antenatal I gave some years

custody on couple!“ of tile noel.
. 6.”!!-

":8”. m ”0511‘: Kidney Pilll. "

‘cent joy ride sensation in which the
‘police patrol with Prosetuting Attor- ‘
ney Sidney E. Clarke on the iront‘
seat, chased another automobile more
‘ than a mile over streets of the city af—
ter the car had seriously injured a
street sweeper on Albany :ienue i
Abraham A. tKatz, McGnnn's lawyer,
attempted to plead for clemency on
the grounds that It would be unjust to
deliar McGann from having a license
in the future for an event which had
already cost him a large amount in
‘fines. He pointed out that. as a chautfi
feur, McGahn'a livelihood depended
‘upon his license,
“11‘ you want the

to consider the

. livelihood of this man and his family." , "—

:said the secretary, “i suggest that you '
ftiitnir of the lives and livelihoods of
3 the pedestrians that he endangers. and
' which are just as dear to them.

i Increase in Accidents. .
I "There has been an increase of more
tthan lUU per cent, in the number 01
; automobile accidents in this state, and
fthia department is going to be as se-’
} vere as possible in its treatment of ev-‘
:ery case of this sort, it is going to seo‘
llllfll no man operates a car in tlie'
'alate of Connecticut who has not a ll-,
cense. The automobile law would be a:
force if i overlooked this case." I

Page and Guiana, the others who:
‘were concerned in the accident and-
subsequent arrest. had been heard be-
Ktore. but McGnnn. who was in charge
?of the car. has been out of town.

They Had 31x Drinkl.

The story totdleatcrdcy was prim-l
tiCnlly the aamd at that told in the po‘
lice court and at the former hearings
McGunn cdmittct'thnt he had no li-
lcense. and no right to drive the car.
He is a chauffeur, and had not re-i
newed his license for 1914 at the
time. He declared that they bad start-

who owned the car. and had gone to
McLaughlin's saloon on Main street,
where they had three drinks of :le.:
They then went to another cafe cndl
had three more alea, after which they
started for the north end of the city.

A tire blew out at the corner of
Center street and Albany avenue, and
they turned back. They were not go
ing more than a few miles an hour
when they hit the street sweeper, and
McGnnn said they were afraid to atop
because they thought the injured man
waa an Hahn and that they would be
mobbed by the residents of the district
if they got out. They did not see the
police patrol, said McGnnn.

Secretary Phillips heard his story,
and then asked him if hothought lié
could operate such a difilcult piece of
machinery as an automobile after he
had finished alx drinks in the course
of an hour. McGann's lawyer. Abraham
A. Kata, attempted his plea for clam-
ency, Mr, Phillipa declared that Mc-
Gann would never got another license
to operate a car in this state unless he
could prove that he had given up his
bad habits.

 

ADMITS KILLING RUSSIAN
POLICEMAN.

NEW HAVEN, June 17.—¢Edwnrd
Maliki, who says he arrived in this
conntry from Russia three weeks ago.
and who was arrested yesterday on-
suspicion of theft of 8140 from: fol-
low countryman, told the police today
that he was one of four men who had
been 'detailed by tho Socialists in
Russia to shoot a policeman. He said
he did not. do the killing, but was one
‘01 the group. Incidentally he admit
,ted having commit‘ted the theft of

 

tion of the man, and the Russian Gov-
ernment will be notified also

Westport
Slimmer Art Glass

Conduct“ by
OSSIP L. LINDE.
. Particular: Address

 

 

 

 

OUNDAYS IV APPOINTMENT

 

 

Compo Inn.

BOSTON POST ROAD.

5Westport, Conn

Service, a la Forte, noted lei
Steaks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in-
scason. Arrangements can be made
for banquets upon short notice.

CONCERT av ORCHESTRAl
DANCING EVERY EVENING.

MRS. M LEVY.
Telephone Connections 98 WestportJ

NOTICE

l-Iaving purchased all the equipment

 

of the Berkshire ice (10., i am prepar-

ed to give all customers, wholesale

and retail, the best possible service.

E. T. BATES

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

Daily Line

iTO NEWCYORK

for freight only. Freight propeller
leave: Pier 27, East River, New York
(foot of Catharina street), every (in)
steam Sunday at 3 p. in. Freight re
ceivcd at Norwalk up to 5 p. in. and
South Norwnlk up to 5: so '=

NORIVALK.
Steamboat Line

ANNINO J. SMITH. Locate.

«GEORGE F. FOOTE. Gcncrnl Agent.

 

 

 

Breakfut, 25c. Dinner, 85c.
Supper, 26c.

Homemade Bread and Pie:

Mansion House

C. HASSAN, Prop.

 

:0er Wnlh. 89.. So. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 807.

 

 

 

Summer Needs

Refrigerators, Oil and Gas Stoves,
Nursery Refrigerators, Ice Chests,
Porch Blinds, Screen Doors, Garden
Hose, Water Coolers, Watering Pots,

Albert F. Gehebe

as West Washington st,

South Norwalk.
Phone 1068-2. Prompt Delivery.

,_ I

TELEPHONE OALL 720. ,

Dorian House

' (Groom: Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK.

Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.

John ' E. O’Sullivan.

 

 

 

 
 

270 lb

ROYAL . GROCERY

i
i
I Grocer: and Frultererc.

,Tei. 1362-3. 22 South Main St.

 

DAVEY’S
30c Blend

A Coilee that satisfies at a moderate
cost. Try it. 20 S. and ii. Stamps with
each pound.

ANDREW DAVEY

90 WASHINGTON sr.
PHONE ‘410.

Reduced Prices on
Barry Oxfords.

as we have a big stock of Oxfords and
we must dispose of same by July 4th.
Take advantage of this special.

Louis Avrick

The Union Clothing and Shoe Store.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK

N. Y., N. H. EH. its.
' Timetable

IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.

 

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

A. M.—l:37x, 4:49“. 5:34x, 5:42x,
6:09. 6:57x, 7:18x, 7:46, 8:181, 8118:,
9:40, 10:33x, 10:51x. 11:51.

P. M.—1:13x, 1222:, 1:20, 3:02x.
3:29, 4:42x, 5:15x, 5:45. 6:021, 6247,
7:02x, 7245:, 92421:, 10:18:.

Sunday:.

A. M.-—12:25x, 4:48“,
8:54, 10:33x, 11:30.

P. M.——12:50x, 2:441, 3:02x, 4:42x,
5:45, 6:02x, 7:02x, 7:12. 7:45x, 7:571,
8316):, 9:42x, 10:181, 10:35.

5:34x, 5:421,

 

.NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.

vA. M.—-4:41x, 5:35, 6:45, 8:03x,
8:51x, 9:151, 10:02:, 10:05, 10:50:.
11:03.

P. Dir—12203, 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57,

3:30x, 3:55, 4:15t, ,4:29, 5:05x, 5:24,
5:28, 62011:, 6:07, 8:10x, 9:25, 11:40:,
11:15:, 12:00:.

Sundays.

A, lit—6:00, 8:03x, 9:00x, 10:02x,
10:50x.

P, lit—12:10, 1:02x. 11:39:, 5202:,
5:04, 6:01x, 7:00x, 8:10x, 9200:, 9:40x,
10:00:}, 11:15:, 12:00:.

SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN

.A. M.—-l2:23x. 1:17x, 6:05, 7:18.
9:16x,10:18,11:11x,11:57x.

P. M.—12:03, 1:20, 3:16x, 4:28, 5:17.

 

6:14x, 6:47, 71091:, 91241:, 10:51x,
11:06.
Sundnya.
A. M.-—12:23x 1:13x, 7:43, 9:16x,
10:19, 11:11x.

M.——11:57n, 2:08x, 4:40x, 6110:.
6:48, 7:09x. 8:.28x, 9:24x-f, 10:08x,
10:51x. \
SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.

AM.:,——120 6:,13 8:2,7 9:59x.
P M.—1: 25, 2: 28:, 4. 38, 5:24t, 6: 20.
7:22.
Sundays.
A. M.-—10:37.

P M.—-—2:15, 7:22;
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——6:00, 7:23, 8:00, 8:18, 10:03:,
11:55.
P. M.:-—4 21, 6: 49, 8. 30.

Sunday/3..
A. M.——.7:55, 11:45.
P M.—6:48, 7:181, 8:35.

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. x—Signlfios express.

1-Slgnifioc atop: on signal only. ‘
linbiscontinued after June 21.
Does not run Retard-1:.
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day but did not become generally
known until today. He came here re-
cently from Streator, ill., where he
had been taken ill. Soon after his
arrival he apparently improved, but:

_a few days ago sunered a relapse. Fun-

eral services will be held at Old Sav-
brook Thursday afternoon,

 

Property owners utilize Sentinel
Want Ada. in finding buyers or ten-
gums with small cost or "°‘°v

 

 

 

 

 

 

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y on do through the

World': Larges! Form A
can
Thousands of salt-s every where prtfv’e right
methods. fNo aldvance fee required. Write
or i) or rec biting blanks and book
‘liow To Saw. Your. FARM. ' [rec

E A. STROUT FARM AGENCY

47 W. 341k 51 NEW V0
Bolton PIllldJ hla ”11:15.
“mull“. hufitlol I42. [Into-Inn

Arthur Waldron

District Manager
.29 Haviland Street

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Edna Mae Seymour
For this Week Only "

greatly below cost.

Roodner’s Block

WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

 

 

RED CRPSS LINE
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iALiFAX AND ST. JOHN'S NEW-
FOUNDLAND,

Round Trip, New York to Hall-
fax ..................... _ 840.00

Round Trip, New York to St.
John's, Newfoundland . .. . $30-00

Let Us Book You for One of These

Plea-ant Summer Tripc.

J. M. Layton & Co., Inc.
RENTS, NOTARIES PUBLIC

5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

GHQ Thamer

OCULISTO AND OPTIOIANO
SCHOOL CHILDREN’S EYES

above all others, should be in good-
condition. Many a. child is handi-
capped on account” of defective
eyesight.

\\ e retain OCULISTS to examine
eyes.

81 Attantlc Sauna. Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. Evoningc. Elt. 1897

 

 

 

 

 

«V lN FIREWORKS
CARNIVAL GOODS

AT THE
BRIGHT

5 MRY Non-
Maln .ROOMY

8t. :DAINTY ' walk.
STORE.

It's 00me to Shop At

liNlflE’S

and News
,6 MAIN BT.,*NORWALK.

 

Store,

 

 

 

 

FOr unto-rm- Service can ‘
FRED H. oANUNo.
Funeral Dlrcclor and

, Emil-liner.
Office and maidens:
Telephone, 804.

p a! 39, Main 898:. Nomin-